Best Hotels in New Orleans | Budget-friendly Hotels in New Orleans | 2024 Travel Guide

Would like to see hotels near the Amtrak train station & French Quarter - will walk or take cabs to destinations.

You mispronounced Bienville and Prytania and place de arms. As a New Orleans native you hurt my ears. But, I’m doing better. Thanks for the video.

Budget-friendly? Are they?

Unless there's only 1 doubltree by hilton in new orleans, there's absolutely no way I'd know which one u reviewed

Information for Embassy Suites was listed as Orlando Airport location 🤔. Budget travelers appreciate the effort.

Not budget friendly?!

The only problem with these places is the crime associated with them. Yes the French Quarter is relatively crime free in places where there are lots of crowds, but as soon as it gets late(after midnight) these areas become largely deserted and it is best to lock yourself in your room. A tourist was recently shot and killed near these hotels in the French Quarter 1 week ago at 4 AM. I stayed in the Treme section 1 year ago. It is a scary neighborhood at night, OK during the day as long as you are with others. I love New Orleans and have family there, but the city administrations have been corrupt since the seventies. City contracts are given out to friends, relatives and supporters and not based on prior performance. New Orleans leaned heavily into the defund police movement and is still 30% short on police officers 4 years later and they are slow walking efforts to increase the number of officers. The school system is largely corrupt also, most people who live in the city use private schools for their kids, because public schools are just too dangerous. The mayor was given hundreds of millions to rebuild the city but they can't even do the simple stuff like removing clogging at street drains, causing massive flooding on streets throughout the city. Former residents mostly stay in lodging in Slidell and Jefferson parish where there is less corruption in the administration and less crime.