New Orleans Marriott Warehouse Arts District

Facilities feedback is mixed: valet parking is expensive, sometimes unavailable, and curbside arrival can be chaotic; the pool is small, Wi-Fi costs extra, and the M Club underwhelmed. A lobby Starbucks and bar are convenient, and valet was helpful for some.

Cleanliness is frequently praised, with many noting very clean rooms and common areas. A few reported issues such as dusty rooms, missed housekeeping, bathroom floor grime, low water pressure on higher floors, or quirky plumbing.

Rooms are generally comfortable, updated, and spacious, with many guests noting quiet stays and comfy beds. Some mention drawbacks like thin walls and odors, temperature or AC issues, bathroom doors not locking, and the lack of in-room microwaves.

Service is widely described as friendly and helpful, including smooth check-ins, attentive concierge, and standout bar staff. However, several guests reported issues such as billing errors or unreturned calls, inconsistent valet support, and occasional unhelpful front-desk responses.

Location is a strong point for conventions and cruises, sitting across from the Convention Center and near Riverwalk shopping. Many found it walkable to the French Quarter, though it is a longer walk and a few felt the area less lively or unsafe at night.

Dining feedback is mixed: some enjoyed in-house meals and the bar, but others found the restaurant understaffed, the menu limited, and the coffee poor; a breakfast inclusion dispute was also noted. A lobby Starbucks is convenient.