Motel 6 New Orleans Near Downtown

Large room, spotless, all amenities with a washer/dryer on the floor. Coffee in the morning with an all professional staff that just made my stay on point for my short visit. Check in online and check out a breeze. The location was conveniently situated next to several restaurants plus the bus transportation was one block away for my downtown walking. I won’t stay anywhere else while I make plans for another trip.

This motel is out of town but still close to public transport. We went to the Jazz festival which wasn’t that far from here via public transport. There were plenty of eateries around and the staff were very helpful. The rooms are basic but large, clean, fridge and a microwave.

Room 108 Area seems "shady" but nice large room. Some electrical outlets not working. Upper door lock broken. Bathroom faucet not properly installed, whole faucet loose. Security door near office works, but other exterior doors have non-working locks permitting non-guests to enter hallway accessing rooms. Numerous marijuana parties in rooms. Will not be back.

We went there for year ending vacation. New Orleans is a great place. But the problem was with hotel. It was unclean. The housekeepers were rude. The place smells like weed. We had to check out early because of all these problems.

As soon as I enter the hallway that leads to my room I am punched with the odor of weed and cigarettes. Mind you it is marked as NO smoking. Then I open my door and the transition strip rips right off. Then as I close the door, the aluminium kick plate is bent up and almost cuts me ankle. That was all within 3 minutes of entering the place. That night I get to hear people screaming at each other through the paper thin walls. The next morning I turn the light on and see 2 roaches scurry under the bed. Oh, also, I am glad I brought my own sheets and blankets because theirs are NASTY!!!! The shower was disgusting and the shower head couldn't have been cleaned in over a year!!! I was on a budget and as a single dad who promised his son a trip to NOLA for his birthday this is what I could manage. I guess you get what you pay for and $180 for a few days is cheap. The few good things were, Walmart and a Dollar store across the street, a few quick food stops and the French Quarter was a 15 minute drive from there. And the front desk guy was pretty nice.