This old hotel is smack in the middle of the fun. Walking distance to the French Quarter, Bourbon St, Riverwalk, Aquarium and Harrah's. rooms are a little small but we were only there to sleep. I will definitely will use them again.

A friend of mine booked this hotel recently for a convention. The room wasn't what she was expecting but overall everything worked out. The complimentary breakfast was good, included cereal, toast, bagels, juice, milk and coffe.

*** Negatives -2 of the 3 bathroom lights were burnt out when we arrived. 1 is still out as the engineer said the fixture is broken! -The bathroom lights also flicker on and off. -Both lights on night stands were missing light bulbs. -carpet is very dirty / run down looking. -full length mirrors on closet door / bottom section... More

After reading so many not so positive reviews, both me and my friend had little expectations and were expecting the worse - for our surprise, we had a GREAT stay! we stayed at Queen & Crescent for 9 nights and here are our comments on it: - LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION excelent! we walked everyewhere from there! safe and sound -... More

My wife and I have stayed at this hotel twice on our frequent trips to New Orleans. This hotel is a little cheaper being just off the French Quarter, just a few blocks from Canal. I would love to recommend this place but it really needs some attention to the minor details. Its biggest flaw is the housekeeping. Our first... More

Location is not bad and customer service is good but that's about it. Everything in this hotel needs to be updated. The rooms are lacking in modern amenities and have old wall paper and fixtures. During my three night stay my mother wanted to take a bath. The fixture wouldn't work so we called the front desk. The engineer came... More

We are leavin tomorrow an have been here for about a week. It's a great hotel at a great price for what it is. We never spend tons of time in hotel rooms when we vacation so we don't need all the frilly amenities you get at large chain hotels. Honestly, if you're coming to New Orleans, don't stay in... More

I was in New Orleans last month on business and stayed for some "me" time afterward. For the biz part of my trip I stayed at the W, which is nice and swanky -- but you're paying for it all at close to $300/night. I moved to the Q&C based upon pictures online, reviews, ratings, etc. This is a hop,... More

I loved our stay at this hotel. Most hotels raise their prices for Memorial Day weekend (pretty high, actually), so when I came across a great deal on this room (1 king bed), I booked it right away (it also came with free swamp tour tickets, so how could I not?). I was a little nervous based on the mixed... More