Le Pavillon Hotel, New Orleans

Very nice hotel. Very good service. Very classy at a reasonable price. Located around good shopping. Not far from Canal Street and Harrah's. Make sure you call ahead of time for valet service.

I was only in New Orleans for a limited time, and accordingly only spent one night in Le Pavillon. The lobby area and dining area are both beautiful and incomparable. This hotel has a very old timey feel, and the check-in staff was nice enough. You can get much more spacious rooms in New Orleans for the price, but anyone looking at Le Pavillon isn�t probably worried about the price. The only comment that I can make about this hotel, being that I stayed for a very limited time, is that it's a farther walk from the French Quarter than one would expect. Pre-hurricane, this walk wasn't much of a bother, but post hurricane the walk from the quarter to Poydras Street is decidely more 'sketchy' feeling. It was always a sketchy walk, but it feels even more-so now. If you're going to New Orleans to have drinks and enjoy the nightlife, then you'd be more satisfied with a hotel in the Quarter. If you're planning a more cerebral, mature trip to New Orleans and will be doing most of your touristing during the day, then this hotel is a good choice to lounge in. The lobby and dining areas are truly magnificent; I'm not sure, but pre-hurricane this hotel had a hot tub and swimming pool on the roof, which should be a lot of fun. The combination of comfortable rooms, comfortable lobby, nice attached restaurant, and proximity to the casino make this hotel a very attractive choice to those not enamored with the French Quarter. Overall: Great Hotel, Smallish Rooms, Beautiful Old Timey Feel, A Relatively Long Walk from the Quarter, Relatively close to the Casino and Riverwalk.

I loved it, it was the perfect place to stay in new orleans i thought. The service was great, and i loved the little mints on the pillows with the turndown service. Everything was beautiful, and the people treated you great, by the second day you stayed the staff was recognizing you're face, and even remembering your name

I was there two years ago. I told my husband we have to go there again. We traveled to many places Miami, Seattle, NY, Toronto, Cairo, San Diego, Chicago. The only place I still love is the Le Pavillion and New Orleans. We had wonderful time there. Very clean, friendly, I just love that place.

My wife and I were going on a second honeymoon cruise, first time travelling anywhere without children. I wanted to start it out right for my wife so I booked a room at the Le Pavillon for the night before the cruise after seeing the hotel website and reading reviews. WOW does not describe our experience from the moment we arrived until we left the hotel. The hotel itself is beautiful, both inside and out. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. Upon check-in we told them we were on our second honeymoon and I was in the military. The clerk told us we would be upgraded to a suite at no extra charge. Little did we know the upgrade was to the Napoleon Suite, or Honeymoon Suite as the staff calls it. The room was magnificent and extremely large. The bed was wonderful and spacious. There is a spectacular fireplace and two loveseats in the sitting area just inside the french entry way foyer. The bathroom, or should I say bathrooms, is the best feature of all. I is one of the largest, most ornately decorated bathroom we had seen. Inside a marble bathtub purported to be one of Napoleon's own, big enough for two, was placed underneath a lovely stained glass window. A huge glass surround two head shower is next to the tub, such water pressure as to make you think you were standing under a waterfall. A double gold bowl basin and separate makeup table rounds out the main bathroom. Off the main bath is the toilet room with a pocket door for even more privacy. The pool area on the roof was fantastic. And the PBJ sandwich and Hot Chocolate spread late at night in the lobby was wonderful. Not only are there a multitude fo PBJ's and Hot Chocolate, but fruit and other goodies too. A great time to socialize and get to know other guests. We didn't want to leave the next day but our cruise awaited. We would highly recommend staying at the Le Pavillon to everyone, just checkout their website.

I loved everything about it. Great service, beautiful rooms..room service was also great. I look forward to going back to visit and be a tourist in your beautiful city. Margot Mestas

This is a great old hotel. My husband and I stayed here durning hurrican Katrina. We checked in saturday 8/27/05, we were told that this we a sturdy hotel and we were safe here, and we were. we stayed in our room the whole night during the hurrican that morning we went down and there was little damage done to the hotel. we were safe, no flooding, everyone seemed to be okay. we were lucky enough to leave on tuesday morning to huston. i pray that everyone was able to get out and to safty. The staff was great they really held it together durning everything. God bless you all. We cant wait to come back and stay with you again.

We truly loved the service, cleanliness, decor--but most of all we truly loved the people(Paula,Carter,Lou and everyone in the le pavillon family) we pray for you all and hope you are safe. cheyrl and barney obryan pittsburgh,pa

Clean, Comfortable, service was great a bit of a walk from the french quarter . . . quiet

The La Pavilion is uniquely located within comfortable walking distance to everything - the Quarter, the casino, river-front shopping, both the St. Charles and Riverfront Trolleys. The service is impeccable, even if the hotel is a little pricey. Still, price isn't everything...sometimes having answers at your beck-and-call and a staff who really seem to care about clients are more important.