About The Roosevelt New Orleans, A Waldorf Astoria Hotel
The Roosevelt New Orleans, a Waldorf Astoria Hotel, is a historic hotel that has been well-maintained. The rooms are compact but clean and comfortable, and the hotel offers excellent service. The location is convenient, with nearby attractions such as a 10-minute walk to Bourbon Street and numerous restaurants and bars in the area. The Sazerac Lounge provides decent food and enjoyable drinks. The lobby is beautifully decorated, and the front desk staff are helpful and friendly. However, some guests may find the rooms to be a bit small, and noise from outside can be heard in the rooms. The hotel provides earplugs for guests who may be sensitive to noise. During the holiday season, the hotel is adorned with festive decorations, enhancing the overall pleasant experience. The hotel's bridal suite is a popular choice for wedding day preparations, offering a spacious layout with two bathrooms, making it easy for the bridal party to get ready comfortably. The hotel provides catered breakfast and lunch options, ensuring everyone is well-fed before the big event. The team even tidies up the suite after the preparations, leaving a beautifully clean space for the couple to return to. The hotel's location is ideal, with the Dome within walking distance, and the hotel's in-room dining service, led by the exceptional Lawanda, ensures a seamless and enjoyable experience.
This hotel is absolutely amazing. They are very attentive to your every need here. The rooms are very spacious and clean. The service is above and beyond. They are very friendly and helpful with anything you may need. It is a block from Bourbon Street, so it is close enough to the action but quiet enough to rest easy at night with no loud noises. This is definitely the place to stay when visiting New Orleans.
My husband and I travel a lot and use 5 star hotels. Most of the times those hotels are good and sometimes they have a spark of better than good. I always wondered what happened to all those elegant luxury hotels we know from old movies where the guests are treated almost like a royalty? We travel a lot in the U.S. as well as Europe and Caribbean and I haven't find any yet. And then we arrived to Roosevelt in New Orleans. Just from the first moment, we were blown. A stunning architecture and design. An old fashion doormen Randy and John F. who right from the second day greeted us with our name, an absolutely outstanding customer service from the concierge service...read full review
This was my favorite trip to New Orleans ever! To see the lights in the lobby was very welcoming and felt safe! From our arrival we were welcomed and assisted with our luggage . We were greeted by Marshall , your bell hop Stephen was amazing . I love Julie that checked me in . Great trip and staff!