Located right in the heart of all the entertainment, but off the Main Street so you could sleep. The courtyard was beautiful. The old world charm is still alive here. Very beautiful. Just what we expect to find.

Bring a small candle just in case you have a room that needs aired out. I always bring one candle on all my travels

After some negotiations and help from one of the managers we got a great room, peaceful and quite with good space

At first we were given a room close to an elevator and air conditioning unit, and thus very noisy. We tried to change but the receptionist showed little understanding.

We love it there! Have several times. Felt like this stay was a tad rundown. Needs a touch of love

Running toilet, buzzing refrigerator, broken coffee pot make up mirror half lit. We asked for help because it wasn’t up there o par…don’t happen

Spacious rooms - we had 2 and both were on the large side. Modern bathrooms with great showers. Courtyard a cool place to sit in at the end of a busy day. Wine bar on site worked well for us. Breakfast was substantial and worth the extra money. Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays tho. Location was perfect - minutes from everywhere. Some noise in eve but I think you expect treat for such a great location. I quite liked hearing all the fun.

Air con unit was very effective but noisy! Mould on ceiling in ladies toilets near lobby.

breakfast served in elegant dining room. Acceptable American standard. Despite the hotel’s proximity to Bourbon St, it was wonderfully quiet. I adored the courtyards and the elegance

It was incredibly hot so I’d have loved a spa pool or pool. But for the money there was nothing the hotel lacked. Room service would have been great.

We stayed in a 2-bed superior queen (room 315) from 12-16 May. We had asked for a quiet room, given the location is just around the corner from the notoriously noisy Bourbon Street. Our room faced the courtyard on the 3rd floor and was very quiet, so we were NOT disturbed by music or drum-banging - just the odd noisy guest shouting in the courtyard from time to time ! The shower was spacious and the sink was located outside the shower room which was good. The closet/drawer space was very good. Breakfast (paid separately) was either buffet at the weekend or à la carte. I always ate à la carte and it was delicious. The housekeeping came every day and did a good job. We didn’t have a car for the duration of our stay and we did not need one as everywhere is easily walking distance around the French quarter/quay side, or the trams can be used to go further afield.

Nothing to mention, everything was really good 😊

I recently had the pleasure of staying at the Hotel Mazarin in New Orleans, and I must say, it exceeded all my expectations! The girl who received us at night was very kind and friendly. The room was spacious, clean, and tastefully decorated, with a comfortable bed and all the amenities. But what really made my stay stand out was the hotel's perfect location. Just a short stroll from Bourbon Street, Jackson Square, I was able to explore all the city's iconic landmarks with ease. Overall, I highly recommend the Hotel Mazarin. I'll definitely be back! 5/5 stars.

The staff was exceptionally friendly, attentive, and helpful. The room was exceptionally clean, spacious, and comfortable. Due to the extreme heat and high humidity we really appreciated the complimentary bottled water provided. Great location, only 3 blocks from the trolley line.

Skip Patrick's Vin Bar. Not much of a wine list, but then again my expectations might have been to high. It was the same selection that I could get at my local Kroger's Grocery Store. Service staff had no clue about wine, spent most of her time telling another customer how great the other dive bar she worked at was.

The location was absolutely amazing. So close to everything and even though it's close to Bourbon Street it was still very quiet at night. The front desk staff was always very welcoming and helpful. The courtyard was a nice touch to just sit and chill.

Our stay was on Sunday and Monday nights and they for whatever reason don't serve breakfast on Monday and Tuesday mornings. People still like breakfast on those mornings so I was confused as to why those 2 days they don't have breakfast available. I mean there are plenty of other places to go to for breakfast it just doesn't make sense to me. Other than that everything was great.

The hotel was a perfect location in the French Quarter. Walking distance to everything. Our room (226) was very quiet and tucked away to where we didn't hear any street noise like our friends heard at the front of the building. The beds and bedding were very comfortable and there was plenty of room in our deluxe king room. We loved the 21st Amendment Bar that was around back of the hotel and the live music that it had. Must eat at restaurants: GW Fins (two minute walk from hotel, superb service, ambiance, and seafood menu). Creole Cookery (8 minute walk from cookery, gorgeous courtyard seating, and fried oysters are a must). Briquette (Amazing seafood in the warehouse district, about 15 minute walk from hotel) Great Brunch Spots: Brussard's and Court of Two Sisters and of course, Ruby Slipper. Make reservations month ahead of time to ensure your times. We had a group of 8, so it was essential to plan ahead. Ryan's Irish Pub- great on tap beer.

Room could have been cleaned a little better, especially in the restroom....drips of things on the walls. Maid service skipped our room for the two days that we were there, so would have been nice to have the service without asking for towels, more coffee. A little pricey too.