Actually, I've been to this hotel on the average every 6 weeks since Katrina while renovating my mother's house nearby. I feel some affinity to it, in fact, since in Oct 2005 the lobby and first floor was still being sheetrocked after Katrina. Gradually, the whole hotel has been renovated since the storm with new carpet, bedding, TV's. Rooms definitely... more

Terrible place. I understand that hotel rooms may be at a premium after Katrina, but I stayed here for two weeks on business, and it was pretty bad. After a week in my room, I found a large false nail under my bed. I didn't have any women in my room, and I don' t wear fake nails. It was... more

The hotel is around 20 minutes away from the French Quarter. However, I got a rate of $69 and didn't have to pay for parking (usually around $20 -$25/night in the French Quarter), enough savings to make the few minutes driving worthwhile. The hotel is a good, clean, no-frills kind of hotel. It's in good shape since it's relatively new.... more

This is a typical Sleep Inn. Fairly new, clean, no frills. The front desk staff is helpful. A helpful hint: The hotel parking lot fills up fast...the hotel also owns a lot right next door, but there's no signs saying so. You can park under the covered parking next door. The location is convenient to the airport, and is within... more

This is my hotel of choice for my business travels to the N.O. area. I have tried several of the area hotels/motels, LaQunita, Four Stars, Kenner Comfort Suites (awful), and this Sleep Inn just across from Clearview Mall (not walking distance however because of the traffic). I have stayed at some N.O. downtown hotels (which rate a 10+) but for... more

The hotel is ok just the rooms are really,really small and there is not enough parking when they run out of parking u have to park your car down the road at a bar they own.Very loud and drunk guests when we went staying in the lobby about 2 fight staff did nothing. more