I am a Hilton Diamond member who stays in Hilton properties across the country. The Doubletree New Orleans has to be one of the worst (even when compared to Hampton Inns and other lower level Hiltons brands). Rooms are cleaned MAYBE by late afternoon, no cups at all in the bathroom, bare-bones staffing at night, ice machines that were broken,... More

Like so many reviewers I was disappointed with the Doubletree New Orleans after a 3 day stay during a convention in February 2012. Not because of small rooms and bathrooms, they can't change that, it's how it was built. I can report a few of the shortcomings of this location: The shower on 15th floor was a nightmare. No pressure... More

Poor FD service WOW. im so frustrated. Get lost. i was totally frustated that the hotel ever hired that kind of person who doesnt know what customer service is. More

The rooms are decent but could use some updating, mostly in the bathroom. Service is not great except for the bellhops. However, the location is great especially if you want to use the trolley to go to more than just the French Quarter. It's also a lot quieter than most French Quarter hotels. More

I am here right now. Been here for 15 hours and have a list of issues I can share. 1- Checked in, the young lady at the desk wrote the wrong room number on the key packet. Had to go back down. Honest mistake? OK, but then..... 2. Small room, and the bathroom... well I have seen hotel closets that... More

Nice location with easy convention center access as well as French Quarter. Room was okay except for the bathroom with very short (close to the floor) countertops. Update to decorating would be good. Not enough outlets. More

I decided to stay at the canal street Doubletree because It was convenient for a conference I was attending. I usually stay at the Marriott, but I thought I would try it as my company was paying me to attend. No problems checking in, the room was away from the elevator and ice machine, so I anticipated a quiet stay.... More

We went on anniversary get away with two other couples. We reserved three rooms with king sized beds. Two of us got what we requested; the other couple had to settle on two double beds. We went out for supper and then down to Bourbon Street. One of the couples decided to call it a night early and to their... More

So I am unfortunately still staying in the Doubletree on business, counting down the hours until tomorrow morning when I can get out of here. I had to stay at this hotel for a conference, and chose it over the Hilton because there was no additional charge quoted for using the fitness center. Be warned that the Doubletree's proximity to... More