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Homewood Suites by Hilton New Orleans French Quarter

Spacious suite accommodations with kitchenettes and free breakfast set on the outer edge of the French Quarter.

Exceptional · Deep coverage · read from 15 sources · 69 traveler insights
84
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Homewood Suites by Hilton New Orleans French Quarter provides suite accommodations featuring full fridges, kitchenettes, and elevated beds. Guests appreciate practical value additions like free daily breakfast, all-day coffee, and proximity to Bourbon Street action. However, multiple guests report customer service issues, including neglected housekeeping and staff standing around talking rather than assisting. 1127

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What travelers noticed

  • Guests agree that the suites offer practical comforts, including full fridges, kitchenettes, and elevated beds with luggage storage underneath. 1
  • The bathrooms provide good-sized showers with safety bars and refreshed mosaic tile flooring. 1
  • Reviewers also appreciate convenient property amenities like all-day coffee, coin-operated laundry, and quiet nights for sleeping. drawn from the full read

The catch

  • Reviewers disagree on the location, with some loving the short walk to Bourbon Street while others feel it sits past the outer edge of where they feel comfortable walking. 312
  • Dining impressions are divided between guests who enjoy the varied daily breakfast and those disappointed by a lack of authentic Cajun and Creole cuisine. 10
  • Service reports conflict between visitors who found staff helpful and friendly and those who experienced uncleaned rooms and indifferent customer service. drawn from the full read

Who it's for

  • Travelers wanting in-room kitchenettes and full fridges
  • Visitors looking for free breakfast and quiet nights
  • Guests seeking walking access to Bourbon Street

Skip it if

  • Anyone wary of walking near the French Quarter outer edge
  • Travelers expecting authentic Cajun and Creole dining on-site
  • Guests requiring attentive daily housekeeping

Seen on camera

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literally Bourbon Street is about a half mile down this road right here so it's super close to all the action

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there is a nice I'd say this is about a 40. no this is about a 50 inch TV my only complaint is my TV has not worked the…

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even this is a super nice display for your AC and there's no window unit or anything it's like all built in up here

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the shower thing is right there so you have to like get in the shower and get blasted with freezing cold water first but…

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now let's actually eat but I'd say a pretty nice included breakfast though yes and there's plenty of coffee options ever…

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other than the fact that the light was way too dumb in the bathroom and the TV didn't work I hated that the TV didn't wo…

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the TV didn't work I hated that the TV didn't work I can live without the light just leave the door open but we're used…

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other than that I mean the bed was comfy the silver full fridge that was pretty cool yeah full like kitchenette so this…

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loved the breakfast it was different each day that was great

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pool table was awesome and access to Bourbon Street amazing so two thumbs up

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Score breakdown

How the 84/100 is built, category by category — each one with the strongest thing travelers actually said, and the source it came from.

Bathroom

90
read from 1 source · Deep coverage
  • the shower thing is right there so you have to like get in the shower and get blasted with freezing cold water first but at the end of the day it's a very nice good sized shower I mean I can't really complain 75:51
  • Like all other Moderates, French Quarter rooms feature a split bath, with double sinks outside and the toilet and shower/tub in a separate room. This separated setup is nice, save for the size of the toilet/shower room, which puts the closet in water closet. 1

Food

91
read from 5 sources · Solid coverage
  • loved the breakfast it was different each day that was great 79:33
  • I usually stayed at the Westin Canal Place. Right at the edge of the French Quarter. Very quiet at night. Great views of the river. Excellent food. 12

Location

93
read from 1 source · Deep coverage
  • Easy walk to all the action if that is what you are looking for. We liked the Bourbon Orleans--a perfect location in the French Quarter. 12
  • 100% Sheraton on Canal for me. Great hotel. Great location. 3

Noise

90
read from 2 sources · Light coverage
  • I usually stayed at the Westin Canal Place. Right at the edge of the French Quarter. Very quiet at night. Great views of the river. 12
  • If you will have a car, we enjoyed Rose Manor B&B for the quiet, the free parking ... and the cooked-to-order breakfasts! 12

Room

91
read from 1 source · Deep coverage
  • The Sheraton is probably my favorite of the big hotels in New Orleans. It is very large (and tall), but if you can get a room on the river side, has amazing views of the river (and the cruise ships!). 3
  • As part of the 2025 hard goods refurbishment, the bathroom floor has been redone and now features a mosaic pattern in the color scheme of the entire room, tying the whole redesign together. This looks fantastic, and again helps the room counter the bland/boring/beige accusations. 1

Service

87
read from 1 source · Deep coverage
  • The swimming pools at French Quarter are a blast for kids! We just loved the dragon slide, and the staff was always friendly and helpful. Highly recommend for families! 10
  • The service has the laid-back formality that W does so well. The staff know what's happening all over town and can recommend dining beyond their own restaurant. 5

Bed & Sleep

91
read from 1 source · Deep coverage
  • Large murals with tarot card details dominated the walls and the Starwood Signature bed was a welcome, cozy touch. 5
  • other than that I mean the bed was comfy the silver full fridge that was pretty cool yeah full like kitchenette so this is the sweet stuff was nice too 78:17

Value

85
read from 1 source · Deep coverage
  • I stayed at the Villa Convento a few years ago. At that price point, we were able to afford the most expensive room and it was great. 12
  • The beds are also now elevated and on wood frames, with space for luggage storage underneath. In the cramped Moderate and Value Resorts, this is a huge gain. 1

Where it is, how to reach it

317 N Rampart
New Orleans, Louisiana
70112 USA

Details checked 2026-09-10

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Stay value

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Right in line

On par with what $ usually buys

Scores 2 points above the modest median of 82, across 404 hotels in the same bracket. In New Orleans it sits 2 points above the local median of 82.

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Modest
This hotel
84
Bracket median
82
Index median
86

Based on 404 comparable hotels.

Which room to ask for

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Where travelers agree — and don’t

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Service
75
Room
64
Noise
60
Food
59
Bed & Sleep
57
Location
55
Bathroom
54
Value
12
View the 52 things travelers said behind this verdict

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Room13 mentions · 1 filmed
  • The bed is comfortable; the room is clean and quiet at night. 12
  • Staff weren't great, the room had a terrible layout. 12
  • While not relevant to us, it would've been nice if the table were a little larger, as there's not enough space for 3-4 people to use this at the same time. There's barely enough room for 2. 1
  • The Sheraton is probably my favorite of the big hotels in New Orleans. It is very large (and tall), but if you can get a room on the river side, has amazing views of the river (and the cruise ships!). 3
  • As always, French Quarters scores points for its convenience, compact layout, and single bus stop-as opposed to the internal loops at all other Moderate Resorts. 1
  • The plain white bedding without a runner or any accentuation looks just as sterile as everywhere else (I really wish Disney would rethink this), but at least the room has other New Orleans flourishes. 1
  • Our room was on the corner with a king bed, which was nice for the extra window and view of the grounds. Our only disappointment was the lack of a couch (two chairs and the tiny table instead) - thanks to the beveled corner and the connecting door, I guess there was no room for the couch. 1
  • There are also new lighting sconces above each bed, as well as fold-out reading lights flanking each side of each headboard. For me, these are improvements over what was there before, giving more personality and pops of color to the rooms to counter the bland/boring/beige complaint, while also classing them up a bit. 1
  • You get a little of the cruising the bayou feel, and see some stuff you don't usually see otherwise, like the treehouse rooms and a closeup of one of the golf courses. Our room was on the corner with a king bed, which was nice for the extra window and view of the grounds. 1
  • The AC enclosure has also been repainted to match the dresser. We really like the sofa, which can easily seat 3 adults or maybe a family of 4. From a function perspective, it's an improvement. 1
  • The two chairs and table was nice for us based on our preferences. The room was lovely though. 1
  • even this is a super nice display for your AC and there's no window unit or anything it's like all built in up here On camera73:38
  • As part of the 2025 hard goods refurbishment, the bathroom floor has been redone and now features a mosaic pattern in the color scheme of the entire room, tying the whole redesign together. This looks fantastic, and again helps the room counter the bland/boring/beige accusations. 1
Location6 mentions · 1 filmed
  • Easy walk to all the action if that is what you are looking for. We liked the Bourbon Orleans--a perfect location in the French Quarter. 12
  • The hotel is on the edge of the French Quarter, but only a couple streets away from Bourbon st., so location is good for that but further from the river area, Downtown, and trolleys to the garden district. 12
  • Great location. That Homewood is just past the outter edge of where I feel comfortable walking down there. 3
  • literally Bourbon Street is about a half mile down this road right here so it's super close to all the action On camera72:02
  • Both hotels are also only about a 4 or 5 min stroll to Bourbon Street. That having been said, I would choose the Sheraton, as it is more centrally located to attractions along the riverfront and into the warehouse and garden districts. 3
  • 100% Sheraton on Canal for me. Great hotel. Great location. 3
Service6 mentions · 1 filmed
  • The boat to Springs is always a nice change of pace. You get a little of the cruising the bayou feel, and see some stuff you don't usually see otherwise, like the treehouse rooms and a closeup of one of the golf courses. 1
  • The swimming pools at French Quarter are a blast for kids! We just loved the dragon slide, and the staff was always friendly and helpful. Highly recommend for families! 10
  • there is a nice I'd say this is about a 40. no this is about a 50 inch TV my only complaint is my TV has not worked the whole time On camera72:48
  • The service has the laid-back formality that W does so well. The staff know what's happening all over town and can recommend dining beyond their own restaurant. 5
  • Everyone was nice, helpful, and useful. 1
  • Very nice resort but customer service was terrible. Could not get anyone to clean our room. Employees just stood around talking to each other. 1
Noise6 mentions
  • I usually stayed at the Westin Canal Place. Right at the edge of the French Quarter. Very quiet at night. Great views of the river. 12
  • If you will have a car, we enjoyed Rose Manor B&B for the quiet, the free parking ... and the cooked-to-order breakfasts! 12
  • Yes there's the beignet traffic but it's a much quieter lobby and food court than others. 1
  • I usually stayed at the Westin Canal Place. Right at the edge of the French Quarter. Very quiet at night. 12
  • Traylaparks suggested the Frenchmen's Hotel on Frenchmen's Street. I love the street and would have loved our stay there, had it been a better hotel. I expected noise, but not loud pop music played all day and most of the night. 12
  • Or right across the street from the casino if that is more your interest. Also stayed a few times at what is now called the Omni Royal Orleans. Antique building but well maintained and well fitted with modern conveniences in the hotel. 12
Bathroom3 mentions · 2 filmed
  • other than the fact that the light was way too dumb in the bathroom and the TV didn't work I hated that the TV didn't work I can live without the light just leave the door open On camera78:03
  • Like all other Moderates, French Quarter rooms feature a split bath, with double sinks outside and the toilet and shower/tub in a separate room. This separated setup is nice, save for the size of the toilet/shower room, which puts the closet in water closet. 1
  • the shower thing is right there so you have to like get in the shower and get blasted with freezing cold water first but at the end of the day it's a very nice good sized shower I mean I can't really complain On camera75:51
Value4 mentions
  • Marriott Bonvoy members get free Wi-Fi; otherwise, there's a charge. It was perfectly fine. 5
  • I stayed at the Villa Convento a few years ago. At that price point, we were able to afford the most expensive room and it was great. 12
  • I got the king room for 4 nights. I paid $529 so that is pro. 12
  • The beds are also now elevated and on wood frames, with space for luggage storage underneath. In the cramped Moderate and Value Resorts, this is a huge gain. 1
Food11 mentions · 2 filmed
  • loved the breakfast it was different each day that was great On camera79:33
  • The menu celebrates Creole and Cajun influences in an innovative way-think whimsical, seasonal takes on beignets. 5
  • I was really expecting more from the dining options at French Quarter. For a place that prides itself on its New Orleans theme, the lack of authentic Cajun and Creole cuisine was disappointing. 10
  • 📌 Our Verdict: A great option for those who prioritize charm, ease of navigation, and Mickey beignets! Although the food court does offer mobile ordering, some of the best dishes are often only available if you order in person. 10
  • now let's actually eat but I'd say a pretty nice included breakfast though yes and there's plenty of coffee options everything you need for coffee regular coffee decaf some hot water On camera76:57
  • I usually stayed at the Westin Canal Place. Right at the edge of the French Quarter. Very quiet at night. Great views of the river. Excellent food. 12
  • Then there's the high quality Sassagoula Floatworks & Food Factory, which is one of the better food courts at Walt Disney World. 1
  • Employees just stood around talking to each other. Food not great either. Probably wi t use this resort again. 1
  • Sassagoula Floatworks and Food Factory is the food court. It's small, but has better food than you'll find at many food courts, including Cajun dishes. 10
  • We stayed at FQ this summer for the first time since '04, and liked the room and the ambiance of the grounds. We found the food options satisfactory, and were over the moon about the beignets! 1
  • It's small, but has better food than you'll find at many food courts, including Cajun dishes. You'll find Mickey beignets at Scat Cat's Club Café which is 1 of our fave perks of staying here. 10
Bed & Sleep3 mentions · 1 filmed
  • Large murals with tarot card details dominated the walls and the Starwood Signature bed was a welcome, cozy touch. 5
  • LaMothe House on Esplanade was great but a bit out of the way for the rest of the Quarter. 12
  • other than that I mean the bed was comfy the silver full fridge that was pretty cool yeah full like kitchenette so this is the sweet stuff was nice too On camera78:17

What we still don't know

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  • No reviewer has named an individual room number here yet.
  • Nothing reliable said about room types.
  • Nothing reliable said about floor level.
  • Nothing reliable said about building or wing.
  • Nothing reliable said about which side it faces.
  • Nothing reliable said about view.
  • Nothing reliable said about position on the floor.
  • Noise rests on 2 sources — too thin to rely on.

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How much we read

Deep coverage · 54/100

We read 15 sources for this property, and pulled 69 traveler insights worth knowing. Last checked 2026-09-11.

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Breadth
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Depth
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Freshness
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    Port Orleans French Quarter Resort Review
    disneytouristblog.comReview site2025-11-02Recent23 quotes used
    The boat to Springs is always a nice change of pace. You get a little of the cruising the bayou feel, and see some stuff you don't usually see otherwise, like the treehouse rooms and a closeup of one of the golf courses.
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    Our review of Port Orleans - French Quarter (pros/cons)
    wdwprepschool.comReview site2025-03-17Recent6 quotes used
    The swimming pools at French Quarter are a blast for kids! We just loved the dragon slide, and the staff was always friendly and helpful. Highly recommend for families!
    Read originalwdwprepschool.com
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