from 4 sources
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Overall:
"Overall, my stay was very enjoyable." — source Orbitz
"Good hotel for the price, pretty safe area. Good hotel for the price, make sure you get good directions though because it's easy to get lost in the bad areas around N." — source Priceline
"Would I recommend this facility to anyone." — source Priceline
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Clean:
"it was not very pleasant and the hotel staff were not help full and our room didn't get clean after we even called them to do it all they said were sorry and the would get to it tomorrow." — source Priceline
"When we went back to the desk they told us (without going into the room) that the smell was not URINE (I'm not sure how they knew that without smelling it themselves), but checimals used to clean the room." — source Travelocity
"The bathroom didn't feel too clean and when I turned on the water, red grit and such came out every time." — source Travelocity
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Service:
"Great location, great friendly staff, great price." — source Priceline
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Location:
"It was in a great location." — source Priceline
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Room:
"Only problem we had was we resaerved 2 rooms, one smoking and one non smoking but got 2 non smoking." — source Orbitz
"The first 2 rooms we were given had a bad smell to them, and by the 3rd one we went into, there was a distinct fragrance trying to overpower the bad smell." — source Expedia
More information on La Quinta Inn New Orleans West Bank
The La Quinta Inn New Orleans West Bank is across the Mississippi River from Downtown New Orleans, the business district and Convention Center, and the historic French Quarter. From here, visit Riverwalk, Aquarium of the Americas, IMAX, and Jackson Square, the casinos, and the New Orleans Cruise Terminal. We are not far from the Louisiana Superdome, Alario and New Orleans Sports centers, and the Naval Air Station in Belle Chase (we are the closest hotel to Naval support activity).The La Quinta Inn New Orleans West Bank offers plenty of amenities for an enjoyable stay, including a free high-speed Internet access in all rooms, Free Bright Side BreakfastTM, and King rooms with a Microfridge and recliner. There are plenty of restaurants nearby, or you can catch some sun by our sparkling outdoor pool. We are conveniently located at the Westside base of the Crescent City Connection at the intersection of Business Highway 90 and Terry Parkway.
Check-in Time:
3:00 PMCheck-out Time:
12:00 PMYear Built:
2001Year Renovated:
2001Total Rooms:
Deluxe-KPN:King Room Non-SmokingRelaxing and comfortable room with king bed, recliner, oversized work area and dataport phone with voice mail and free local calls, and 25-inch TV with expanded cable.Total Floors:
3 floors.Rooms:
Deluxe-KPN:King Room Non-SmokingRelaxing and comfortable room with king bed, recliner, oversized work area and dataport phone with voice mail and free local calls, and 25-inch TV with expanded cable.Cancellation Policy
Cancel before 6 pm
Directions
Suburban - Suburban
Area
GRETNA, LA, 70056-2564, US
Pets
True
Attractions
Riverwalk 5 Miles / 8 Kilometers Museum of Art 5 Miles / 8 Kilometers French Market 5 Miles / 8 Kilometers Audubon Park/Zoo 8 Miles / 13 Kilometers New Orleans Center 6 Miles / 9 Kilometers Lake Pontchartrain 13 Miles / 20 Kilometers Aquarium of The Americas 5 Miles / 8 Kilometers French Quarter (Bourbon Street) 5 Miles / 8 Kilometers International Cruise Ship Terminal 4 Miles / 6 Kilometers
Information by OrbitzCheck rates & availability for this hotel — Average Price: $45
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