from 2 sources
-
Clean:
"But it was clean, convenient to New Orleans, and affordable." — source Priceline
More information on Sleep Inn Marrero
Sleep Inn and Suites hotel located in Marrero, Louisiana was established in August 2007. This hotel is conveniently located and offers easy access to the Westbank Expressway and downtown New Orleans. Our Marrero hotel is located 7 miles from the Louisiana Superdome, the New Orleans Sport Arena and the well known New Orleans French Quarters. We are also 1/2 mile from the Westbank Parade route. We are conveniently located within minutes of the finest local restaurants, some within walking distance. Our hotel offers a variety of amenities including: a continental breakfast, guest laundry facilities, fitness center, business center, wireless internet, coffee makers, refrigerators, microwaves, and hair dryers. Non-Smoking floors are available.
Check-in Time:
3:00 PMCheck-out Time:
11:00 AMTotal Rooms:
79 rooms.79Total Floors:
3 floors.Rooms:
Standard king non smoking, Suite king non smoking sofabed, Standard two queens non smokingDirections
City - WESTBANK EXP.
Area
Marrero, Westwego, Harvey, Gretna, New Orleans, Avondale, Jefferson Heights, Harahan, Metairie, Arabi, Belle Chasse, Chalmette, Kenner, Saint Rose, Luling, Boutte, Toca, Hahnville, LaPlace
Information by OrbitzCheck rates & availability for this hotel — Average Price: $80
Things to do near Sleep Inn Marrero
-
-
-
-
Dedicated to the late piano master Professor Longhair and featured in the movie The Big Easy, Tip's was long the
-
This chummy restaurant-bar has been a neighborhood fixture since 1979. Its many crowd-pleasing features include daily drink...
-
-
In 1980, this turn of the century home opened its doors as the one of the largest showcases of regional artists. The artist...
-
Due to the damage caused by Hurricane Katrina, the following description may no longer be accurate. Please consider this when making your...
-
Animal lovers will have a blast here at one of the country's top zoos. See animals from around the world, visit natural habitat exhibits,...
-
When Tom Caplinger left Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop behind, friends say it broke his heart. But he rallied and opened a place d...
-
An unassuming little corner restaurant in the Garden District, Clancy's is a New Orleans classic and a local favorite. The soft shell cra...
-
France meets the Caribbean in New Orleans at this modest, yet charming dining room with a tropical courtyard. Attractive ph...
-
The glow from the tiny Magazine Street dining room seems quiet and quaint, but upon entering Vizard's, patrons are overtaken...
-
This new Uptown restaurant, a pretty, if underlit, room with a relatively low noise level, generated big buzz when it opened,...
-
Due to the damage caused by Hurricane Katrina, the following description may no longer be accurate. Please consider this when making your...
-
The visuals here, including the little tortilla cooking station and the folk art collection, hint at the inspiration behind t...
-
In a small, charming house in a largely residential area, the Upperline is more low-key than high-profile places such as Emer...
-
You can always hear the jukebox and lively voices pouring from Fat Harry's doors. This laid back bar is a hangout for colle...
-
Lilette outlasted a series of restaurants previously in the space. Lilette's chef-owner John Harris also escaped the post-Kat...
-
Extensive roof damage means the usual to-the-studs renovations, but Gautreau's, a classy "old timey" restaurant should be reo...
Popular Hotels Nearby
- Sleep Inn Marrero | 0.0 m
- Comfort Inn Marrero | 0.2 m
- Luxury Inn | 1.1 m
- Days Inn Harvey | 1.9 m
- Express Inn and Suites | 2.2 m
- Maison Perrier | 2.5 m
- Best Western Bayou Inn | 2.6 m
- Best Western St. Charles Inn | 2.8 m
- Hampton Inn New Orleans (St. Charles Ave.) | 2.8 m
- Travelodge New Orleans West Harvey Hotel | 2.9 m
Marrero Travel Experiences
-
The Deep South, Yee Hah!
Begrudgingly we left the sun of Florida and headed west to the Big Easy, New Orleans. As we drove through the district the destruction an... Continue reading »
-
Magee, Mississippi to New Orleans, Louisiana
Monday, January 5, 2009Today was a travel day.. headed to New Orleans, found an RV camp that will get us into town without any drama.. ca... Continue reading »
-
Help New Orleans
It was the first time I've been back to New Orleans since Katrina, what an eye opener! The French Quarter was rockin' as usual but as soo... Continue reading »
-
Jazzfest: It's not about looking cute
I left for Jazzfest on Friday afternoon and after several hours of flight delays, I made it to New Orleans where I met my dad a... Continue reading »
-
Living it up in "The Big Easy"
Left Tuscaloosa this morning and began our drive to New Orleans. Ann was driving as we began our daily journey. We took Inter... Continue reading »
Where have you been lately?
Share your travels with friends & family
- Free Travel Blog
- Stunning maps
- Share experiences
- Automatic emails
- Unlimited photos
- Unlimited entries
