Cambria Hotel New Orleans Downtown Warehouse District

My family stayed here on our way to Florida. The rooms were very clean, and the AC worked extremely well! It's very centrally located and several places to go within walking distance. Google Maps takes you to the back of the hotel, but there's a parking garage right there, so it worked out great. They are pet friendly for a fee, which we also love. We would highly recommend it!

Sharon and her staff was absolutely amazing. We came into town for my daughter's birthday and they made our stay so special. They truly gave us the VIP Treatment! If you are ever in New Orleans you have to stay here. The breakfast was so good! And the decor in the hotel and in the rooms were so beautiful. We will be back and we are definitely gonna stay here when we do. Thank you so much for a great weekend!

We really enjoyed our stay here! It has a nice vibe, unlike so many of the chains. The room was comfortable and quirky. Sharon at the front desk is absolutely the best! She helped us arrange an early check-in and was full of information about the area. The property is in a great location. There is SO much within walking distance. They have a cute little bar on property, although it would be nice if it stayed open later. Overall, we are certain to return next time we are in the area.

This was my 1st time doing this trip, my boos usually does it. But I am very pleased and satisfied. I am the bus driver for the group, everything was perfect from the start of my stay. When I pulled up in my bus, Josh was right there to assist. This young man was helpful in many ways….. the staff was outstanding, I had no problems. | I will recommend your hotel to all of my friends and coworkers…

A nice boutique hotel, with a very friendly and helpful staff (the guy who worked afternoons/evenings at the desk was great!). The place/our room were clean and quiet, everything worked as it should. The "boutique" design with skulls everywhere feels a bit dated but who cares. The location was great, just a few blocks from Canal (and its streetcars), which means you can easily walk to the French Quarter. It's also very close to the river which is nice. All in all, an hotel I would recommend to my friends and family.

No lies this was legit the best hotel experience ever. For one I am overly impressed by the amazing service from each of the staff members. A big huge shout out to Annie from valet service she has such an amazing, gracious & sincere presence. She gave me a great welcome to New Orleans & even gave me insight on current events happening this weekend. Also a huge shout out to Alteion who has an amazing & sincere presence also. Also shout to Sharon & Anthony who I only had encounters with briefly. This place is waiting all the way down to David at the bar. I honestly didn’t want to leave.

I needed to find a room for an extended stay and was lucky to have booked at the Cambria. The amazing staff were friendly and helpful and made me feel very comfortable. Comfy beds and pillows. The room was very clean and updated. I had the vegan breakfast burrito and would stay here again just for that. James checked me in and was super friendly and helpful.

The hotel was nice and the front desk staff were kind and helpful during our stay. I stayed at another hotel the same week and thought the Cambria was better. The bathrooms could use fans because rooms do get humid, but otherwise rooms are good. My credit card was charged a random amount two days after I checked out, but after a week they were able to refund me. It should have never happened but at least it was resolved!

Excellent hotel with a great staff who are very nice too. The room was well designed and had a modern bathroom with lots of counter space and amenities. The hotel bar and restaurant was wonderful too. Good location near everything but not in the middle of the crowded French Quarter.

The valet adjusted my husbands passenger seat almost fully reclined. Why? Do they have to transport really tall or portly staff? When confronted he denied it even though we watched a short female staff member get out of the passenger seat down the street who assured me they weren't "hot rodding". The resort fee. Why? The pool isn't even in the hotel, it's at another location. The washer and dryer on the 6th floor didn't even work. And the gym was a complete non-starter. Why is there a resort fee? I was told we were being upgraded, and to a secure floor with secure elevator access, into a sound proof room. That's just silly because when my husband got on the elevator and asked another person which floor to push the button the elevator didn't move... they were all secure floors. Why lie about something like that? Now going back to the valet attendant. My husband (this is after the seat incident) witnessed this employee walking away with a wad of cash that a prostitute looking person gave him. Was he totally pimping? They cleaned our room while we were away even though the do not disturb sign was on the door. The water pressure was an absolute let down in the shower. Very sad indeed. That's all. Everything else was as a cheap little hotel should be. Fresh towels, and soap.

This hotel is equal parts great and not great. Not great: The blankets on the bed are super thin and felt like I was covering up with tissue paper. No comforters. I was so cold one night I slept with my coat on. I should have asked for more blankets, but even two of those scratchy, thin blankets would not have sufficed. Beds are comfy though. Needs new blankets! The rooms are clean but dated and rugs have a well-worn smell and appearance. I would shower and walk around my room and would have dirty feet again. I recommend bringing sandals to slip on. Our room was very dark and cave-like and not enough lighting to balance it out. It seems like the rooms street side have more sunlight. The market area with snacks and drinks was not stocked daily. Throughout our stay, supplies dwindled to next to nothing. I also felt the bartender at the U bar was frequently MIA. What's great: The front desk staff is awesome and super friendly and helpful. The hotel is cute. A little dated, but cute. Location! Close to Warehouse Dining District, bars, convention center and a 10 min walk to the Quarter. We discovered a little minimart around the quarter. Nice gym where you can fill up your water bottle. Overall, would not stay here again. It was fine and I can deal with a dark/dated room but sleeping was just so uncomfortable with those thin, scratchy blankets. Bring your own.

This was the best hotel. We stayed at on our trip to the south this time. It's got a fantastic location, the service was good, the service was friendly, and the room was very nice. An example of the service that was provided was that I ordered flowers to be in the room prior to our arrival, and they were. It was also the best breakfast on the trip, the fruit was fresh and alive, the coffee was strong. Just the way I like it. The scrambled eggs were softly scrambled and tasty. Attentive service kept the food fresh for the period of time that our group was having breakfast. There was a bar in the lobby that served cocktails and a variety of beers. This was the Taylor Swift weekend in New Orleans. So they had a location in the lobby where you could make bracelets in honor of Taylor Swift. I did not take advantage of that opportunity. The Concierge was very helpful and I wish I would've talked to him before I chose Tommy's for dinner. Although New Orleans was so crowded it would've been difficult to get alternate dinner plans. The Cambria hotel is also very near some local bars. Who am I to not find a local bar to have a beer at and enjoy a football game? They love LSU in this part of the country, and you probably should too. Would I choose to stay here again? Absolutely.

The front desk B manager was horrible, nasty and mean. The worst property and staff we've ever encountered.

Thank you so much for your all for the stay!!! We want to send a special shout out to Trish who helped us with our room, Daryl who helped us at the restaurant, and Shannon (please for give me if I misspelled anyones name), and thank you to everyone else who we spoke to, you all have made our stay that much more impactful and a memory we won't forget

My partner and I stayed here during a recent long holiday weekend in New Orleans. We loved the location of this Cambria Suites since it was walkable to the French Quarter and the riverfront, yet quiet at night with spectacular Warehouse District restaurants nearby. Everyone from the staff was incredible; shout out to Sharon, Renee and James who showed us that Southern hospitality. The hotel is very hip and modern, while adding in decor touches of the Big Easy. Our room was comfortable and more spacious than many other hotel rooms for the price. Highly recommended.

Review specifically for the bar. Don't bother coming here. Pretty much nothing good about this bar. They don't honor their own drink vouchers. There are random people that show up and serve themselves drinks out of their brown bags. The bartender was constantly distracted and disappeared for half an hour to attend the front desk (even though nobody ever approached her). There are several TVs in the area, most of which are hardly visible from anywhere in the bar. An 18% tip is hidden and embedded in the bill, then they ask for more. Won't be back here even if they tell me it's "free".

At check in, the agent James was superb. He was friendly, polite and knowledgeable. I explained I was playing tourist in my city. Previously I visited the property while attending the Orleans Chamber event hosted onsite, I have wanted to stay since. I explained I would have guests visiting me that evening I wanted them to view the hotel as well. He provided me with welcome cocktails voucher which we utilized that night. The drinks were yum! Shoutout to Mike, bartender, that evening. He was friendly and patient while we figured out our food order. James upgraded me to a suite which was very kind of him. I love the space. The suite has its own chic personality. I loved the art work throughout the hotel. I enjoyed my stay! I had breakfast the next morning, I didn't get the server's name, he was great. The property is a hidden gem. It is a boutique size. Location is good. Food definitely recommend. Valet and plenty of parking lots around, depending on your preference. The staff makes the experience. Even just grabbing the elevator, the staff held the door and greeted me which I appreciated. I had a lovely stay. I would recommend to others and I will return.

Great place to stay. Nice rooms, stay was great. Convenient to all the city has to offer. Lots of restaurants nearby. No negatives to speak of. They even have food. Would stay here again.

Location is perfect. Easy walk to every thing. Room was ok. It was clean but very dark. Not good lighting to put on makeup. Staff was friendly. Bar/restaurant was not worth the effort. Out of so many items. No beignets for the 3 days we were there. Out of several other items. One person working the whole bar area was not sufficient. Not a real bartender. $20 a day amenity fee for what? Parking fees $54 a day. Probably won't be back.

The Cambria Hotel was one of the room blocks for my wedding, but it ended up being the primary hotel for my bridal party and immediate family members. It's located in a great spot in The Warehouse District, and it's an easy walk to main attractions e.g. 5 minutes to the casino, 10 minutes to the Riverwalk, 15 minutes to the French Quarter. I love the interior of this boutique hotel. It's got color, vibrance, and really cool skull details spotted around the furniture, wallpaper, curtains, etc. Staff was amazing. They certainly went above and beyond for us, but I'm also aware that they were very hospitable to our wedding guests. Special shout out to Kim and the sales team. Kim was especially communicative and great to work with. My husband and I stayed in the Premier Suite for the majority of our stay, and I got the Executive Suite for 2 nights. Both rooms were outstanding and incredibly spacious. Perfect for us to get ready in for the big day. The beds were comfy and made for restful nights. I would highly recommend The Cambria Hotel for a unique stay in New Orleans!

The Cambria Hotel is an excellent spot to stay when visiting New Orleans. The check-in process was quick and easy. The staff we encountered were friendly and helpful. James was also kind enough to provide us with a list of restaurants and their availability during the holiday weekend. The rooms are clean, the bedding is comfortable and all the amenities work as expected. Great location. Lots of places to eat, shop or sight-see within walking distance. I'd be remiss if I did not mention the superb customer service from Ms. Sharon. She is a true professional, very knowledgeable and offers great recommendations. She will go the extra mile to ensure you have the best stay possible! Her positive attitude is always appreciated. Thank you for a wonderful stay and looking forward to coming back soon!

I had made a multi-night booking incorrectly on the website and called them the same day to have fixed. Unfortunately, they would not accommodate. They told me to call back when a manager was on site because they were not authorized. When the booking company called them after I just spoke with them, the associate told them that they would not grant the refund and said nothing about awaiting a manager. Rather than just change the dates of the booking or credit part of the stay, so I could go to the property on the dates that worked. They charged me for the full stay. I had stayed at the hotel multiple times, so I was excited about my upcoming stay. Unfortunately after that unsympathetic experience with the front desk and being routed to multiple people, I just was put off. I had to book at another hotel for the dates that worked.

Not much to say as I was literally there for one night. But quaint, spacious, clean, comfortable, friendly, helpful staff, walkable to everything that is touristy downtown NOLA! The location is perfect. Not in the middle of hustle bustle and noise, yet close enough to the night life, i.e. the famous Bourbon Street, the canal, Place St. Charles, etc. Lovely atmosphere when you enter that sets the mood and pace for your entire visit to this culture rich city. My new go-to for my future visits.

We came to New Orleans to Watch the Rauders play the Saints. We stayed here at the Cambria Hotel. We stayed in room 202. It was perfect. Our room was kinda by itself at the end end of the hallway. The hotel is super clean and all of the staff are very nice. The hotel is in a great location. For us everything was walkable. We enjoyed our stay at this Hotel and will be back in 2026.

I was in town for work and found this gem on Hotels Tonight. What an amazing place to stay - friendly staff - great location - amazing room with a view and the hotel design is chic and cozy. Plenty of room to work from the lobby and a bar that was operating most hours of the stay. I will be back here for a return trip.

The Cambria was a decent economical boutique style hotel. Although the decor was nice and a bit edgy, it lacked in the amenities of a true boutique hotel. The room was a little bit dirty, and contained some residual items from the previous guest. Not the worst thing to happen, but not the most high end experience. The biggest disappointment for us was the costumer service we experienced which would have helped the overall take away. I really liked the unique scull wallpaper and the bedding. The mattress was nice as well as the sheets. The in room coffee station was pretty basic and could definitely stand an upgrade. Not really enough cream or sugar to make even a decent cup but I did appreciate them using local coffee. The bathroom was nice aside from there being absolutely no exhaust vent. Not a huge deal unless you're sharing a room with someone and need to remove bathroom odors. It also made it a bother while getting dressed and having to put on makeup. The mirror completely fogged up and the bathroom was the only room with significant lighting to get dressed. I had to wait about 30 minutes to clear the steam enough to use the mirrors. I'm not sure I have ever been in a bathroom without any ventilation whatsoever. Our alarm clock buzzed at 6 AM, which was the worst. I get up so early on a regular morning, that I really was looking forward to sleeping in for a few hours. Not only did the alarm go off, but I couldn't turn it off and ended up just unplugging it. All in all the accommodations were above average but below average from what I would expect from a "fancier" hotel. More disappointing than the lack of amenities and that dang alarm clock was the less than amazing customer service. The valet was friendly but they made sure to request a good review, which seemed like their main objective. Not a big deal. Front desk could definitely use some costumer service training. They came off as a bit snooty and bothered which is not what I was expecting at all. We inquired about a late check out upon checking in the evening before. We were told that late check out would be at 12, and anything after that would incur a charge. The next morning as we headed out for our breakfast reservation, we let the front desk know that we would be a little bit late checking out, but well before noon. We received, I guess what I would consider an abrasive response from the gentleman managing the front desk, as he told us that they were super busy and booked and could not accommodate a late check out. That is not what we were told the evening before, and it caused us to have to cancel our breakfast reservation. I understand not being able to accommodate an early check-in at times, but a late check out should be woven into their time schedule, at least for emergencies. I mean, it is New Orleans. People get hung over, they sleep in late and other unforeseen things. He was basically letting us know that we had to get out at 11. Before we could barely make it back to our room, the same gentleman called our room to tell us that he personally would help the housekeeper clean our room and accommodate a late check out. I'm not sure who spoke to him about his previous response to our request, but he did a complete 180 which was a little bit strange. I explained to him that I had already canceled our reservation on the elevator trip up, and he attempted to lecture me about how difficult getting breakfast seating in that area would be anyway. I guess he didn't realize that I'm from New Orleans, and know how brunch works. That was also irritating. At that point, I was pretty annoyed with how we were being accommodated, so we hastily packed up our stuff and hit the road. Sometimes all it takes is a little bit of problem-solving, people skills and sympathy towards customers. The gentleman was definitely lacking, and his attempt to accommodate on the backend, was futile at that point. I'm not sure that I would choose the Cambria to stay again, because I think customer service is so important, especially in a city like New Orleans. If I wanted an experience as though I was in Los Angeles or Brooklyn, I wouldn't be vacationing in New Orleans.

DO NOT STAY HERE!!!!!!This person should not be working in customer service. I asked her a simple question about where something was in the hotel and got nothing but a nasty attitude for literally NO reason. Then as I was walking away she starts yelling at me from across the lobby being combative. Y'all need to check this one before she's gets the right one and gets knocked out.

Location: 5/5 central to so many places! Lobby: 4/5 very clean and there was live music sometimes. The bar was nice, often used by other guests. I'd say their espresso martini was about a 3/4 though. Valet comes out to about $51 per day after tax. Cars take about 15 minutes to get Room: 2/5 We were in the second floor, our specific room had an obstructed view... of a brick wall. Not a real issue. The room itself smelled SO BAD. It was like a really bitter old humidity smell. My boyfriend tried to contact someone to help but it was to no avail. When housekeeping came, the lady I spoke to was SO SWEET. She explained that maybe the smell came from the vacuums. She left a spray to use on the carpet in hopes that it would help. Once sprayed... it helped for a few hours but it didn't even last a full day. The toilets were clean but could use some renewing as the paint is beginning to chip. Overall, I don't know if I would stay here again. We would have really appreciated some concern regarding our room

I booked this hotel on hopper. My husband and I stayed there for our wedding weekend. We booked the suite. I put in the notes this was for our wedding and we were put in a suite with a big beautiful window facing a wall! They also have no parking. The valet is $50 A NIGHT. They do have garage parking close by but it's almost $30 for 24 hrs and you can't come and go you have to pay each time you come back in. So Uber will be your friend. The vibe of the hotel was nice and the room itself was spacious. The bed was hard AF so if you like that sort of thing you're golden. I did get some cute wedding day photos that I can't wait to see. Staff was nice and we got a club sandwich from room service that was nice. I wont be going back though as we have family there. We just wanted our own space for our special weekend.

Location was great, and the staff was awesome! We had an issue with our booking site and James at the front desk went above and beyond to help us get situated and our room corrected. The room was nice, comfy bed and very clean--however it was very dark, and the only mirror in the whole room was in the bathroom which didn't have a fan, so it was very difficult for even two people to get showered and ready to go. Definitely able to overlook this and would come back again, but maybe bring a travel mirror with you.

By far the worst cambria I've been too. The day crew are great people but the night shift is horrible. The worst is the bar, it's a great bar but the bartenders are horrible. The young men doesn't know his drinks and leaves the bar unattended for 30 minutes or longer,he is not professional at all. Witnessed him valeting cars in the morning. The young lady leaves the bar unattended hides in the back. Can't order a drink until she appears, dresses like If we are at a gentleman's club and plays loud music for a hotel bar it isn't professional. There are no night mangers. The hotel at night is a chaos. Wouldn't come back

I had an issue with a package that was supposed to go to a guest. Sharon at the front desk was so nice, caring and professional! She and her co-worker Norman handled my issue with ease. I highly recommend the Canaria Hotel! Excellent service!

This was my wife and my first time in NOLA. We stayed a week at the Cambria. Its very nice. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The check in was smooth and they offered resturant tips and suggestions. The room was spacious and comfortable. The shower was very large. The bathroom and clean. The bed was very firm and comfortable. The decorations are very cool skulls. The rates were pretty good. Its located close enough to walk to the casinos, the riverwalk, and several resturants. The walk to the French quarter was only about 15 minutes. There is also a cool trolley system really close. I would stay here again.

My room had multiple cleanliness issues including a dirty pillow case and dirty shower curtain. The room's lighting was amber, which is not conducive to me working at night time. I worked during the day for Essence Fest and planned on doing my online work at night. It was impossible unless I wanted to stand in the bathroom to see. Also, the Google Cast app shows up but there's no actual device connected. So I never watched any tv, because logging into the Netflix app was difficult having to enter a full email and password from the remote. Overall, the cleanliness was a complete turnoff. I literally traveled with Lysol and I still felt like the room should've been checked prior to my checkin. Upon checkout, the front desk lady told me she wouldn't be able to do anything herself because I prepaid for the room but to contact Curtis Dabney and he'll be able to help. Well he's the front office manager and he apologized but didn't offer any compensation for my terrible experience with the room. This is a failed experience overall outside of the staff themselves being very pleasant during my stay.

New Orleans has become my husband and I favorite places to visit. We stayed at this hotel and met the morning weekend manager who did a wonderful job, making sure everyone she encountered was taken care of. She smiled, greeted, and made us feel very welcome and comfortable during our stay here. Which was Aug. 30th. Sept. 3rd. 2024.

Overall very satisfied with my stay. The staff is friendly and accommodating, the rooms and common areas are clean and it's centrally located to all the things. Couple of misses: we asked the first day to have the shower gel refilled and it never happened over our 4-day stay. The restaurant needs an upgrade in terms of menu selection (very tough to eat here if you're vegetarian) and overall quality of ingredients (salad greens weren't as fresh as they could be, dressing tastes like it comes from a bottle and hot foods were on the greasy side). I didn't use the gym but it looked pretty decent for a hotel. I'd stay here again and recommend it to others.

Renee was the best bartender, great drinks and very friendly! Plus there was live jazz music. Highly recommend.

Absolutely stunning experience. The rooms were unique but tasteful, and the staff was polite and proactive. We were able to text the front desk with any questions and requests, and they would relay information to the valet regarding my car when I needed it pulled around. It's right outside the French Quarter; close enough for a quick Uber, but far enough that we felt safe and secure. The elevator required a key to enter and then request our floor. I wish I had taken more pictures! I recommend this hotel to everyone who plans to visit and I hope to stay there again someday.

The customer service folks were lovely, and I enjoyed the on site bar, gym, and lounge area. I didn't care for the stains on the couch and floor in the king room we stayed in. The couch smelled like urine and also had some mysterious white stains. There were stains on the floor that looked like hot sauce. I also didn't care for the stained mattress cover and what appeared to be toothpaste on the coffee table. The sheets and towels seemed to be clean though. We requested house keeping around 2pm and were told we could only receive the light service after a certain time, which was a change of towels and removal of trash. Needless to say, we didn't spend much time in the room during our visit to New Orleans for Essence fest.

This hotel is very instagrammable/the rooms are clean, but their pet fee is ridiculous compared to other hotels. For this reason alone I did not feel welcomed, but also the fact that the staff were not friendly didn't help.

Cambria hotel is an excellent choice while staying in New Orleans. The proximity to the convention center and even the French quarter is great. The hotel restaurant is pretty good too serving breakfast, lunch and dinner.

This was a great hotel. I stayed here for two nights this week while in town on business. You can walk from here to the convention center although I took Lyft because it was so hot out. When I arrived in New Orleans, I was coming off a trip to Bangkok, also for work, and I think my body was feeling it; I was sick on the plane, and wasn't feeling very good. I arrived at the hotel around 11 a.m. on a Monday and at first they told me my room would be available in a few hours, since normally check-in is at 3 pm. However, after I explained the situation, they procured a room for me within 10 minutes, which was awesome because I was able to take a nap. A few hours later I received a text from the front desk asking if I needed anything, and later on during my trip I was able to text them and get housekeeping services, as I had slept through them originally. The front desk person who checked me in later remembered me and asked how I was feeling, as well. That's great customer service. As for the rooms and the hotel itself, they are very stylish and the beds were very comfortable. The rooms do come with mini fridges which are inside the armoires. My only tiny complaint is that their kitchen closes at 10 p.m., I arrived back at the hotel at 11 p.m. one day and wanted food but had to get a salad from the grab-and-go area downstairs. There is also a $6 per day charge for Wi-Fi, bottled water, and I think gym usage or something like that. Overall, very nice hotel and I would definitely stay there again when in New Orleans.

***MAJOR NOTE*** Hotel address puts you at the back entrance, so tell your uber/lyft driver to drop you off at the main entrance around the block on Commerce Street. You're Welome ;) I loved this hotel! I felt so welcomed with my NOLA coaster that Blaine handed me for BOGO free drink at the bar. You have to be a member so make sure to sign up. Check-in was smooth, my phone number was verified and they sent me periodical text messages just to make sure everything was fine. But everyone we talked to was so cool. Our favorite person was Anthony, the bartender. He gave us so many recommendations, we tried most and were not disappointed. The hotel itself is new, has an edgy/industrial design but don't let that push you away. Its very ample, I guess im saying that because I was in Paris a few months ago and the rooms are smaller there. New York too, the hotel rooms tend to run tiny. Anyway, the room was ample, so was the bathroom and shower. Bed was comfy and perfectly leveled with the huge tv. We stayed in one night, just to look at the tv show 'Swamp People,' lol. I really liked that housekeeping kept our room tidy each day and provided new towels and water bottles. Hotel location was also a huge plus- walking distance to streetcars, pj's coffee, and mother's. We were close enough to walk to French Quarter, Bourbon and Frenchmen street but far enough to avoid the night craze.

For this visit to New Orleans, I decided to go with a new, yet boutique hotel (my last visit was the Hotel Monteleone). Located in the Warehouse District, this hotel opened in January of 2018. Located a half mile from Convention Center, a bit longer walk (over a mile) to Bourbon street or french quarter, but quieter and away from all the commotion. Arrived in the middle of the night, but staff check-in was a breeze. FYI, valet is located on Commerce Street. Although there is a door on Tchoupitoulas, the main entrance is on Commerce. Decor throughout hotel is funky & fun and a mix of old & new. Ceilings in room were just slab concrete. I did not try any of the food at the hotel, given all the great options within walking distance. Rooms were comfortable and quiet and staff was friendly. I recommend.

I liked this hotel and it's in a perfect location that is close to the French Quarter and surrounded by lots of restaurants, coffee shops, bars, etc. but it also quiet for when you finally head to sleep. The vibe of the place is a little hipster-ish for me but I still really liked it. The rooms are clean and quiet and the beds and pillows are comfortable. The employees are really friendly and you get a free coaster if you become a Choice Hotels member. The housekeeping is a little weird since it seems like the only come for a limited window each morning so I had to request clean towels once day but it wasn't a big deal. I didn't have a car so I didn't deal with any of the parking issues others have raised. I'd stay here again in New Orleans if I was able to get a decent rate.

No .. was represented as a new hotel giving you a deal to try out the new hotel. When I drove down there it was not new at all in a terrible neighborhood. Trash everywhere. I didn't even get out of my car. Felt very unsafe. Spoke to a couple people outside. They say it. It's not an upscale and never ever will be

What a great place to stay. Very clean, nice staff, and great location. You can walk to plenty of bars, restaurants, and the casino easily. The room was spacious and clean, with a nice big walk-in shower. Our best experience was the lobby bar. The bartender was awesome. She had several specialty cocktails she had come up with available and made great suggestions based on our tastes. She also had infused vodka for cocktails that took them to the next level. She made recommendations on places to eat, drink, and listen to music and all were perfect. I would go to the lobby bar for a drink even if we weren't staying at the hotel.

This is that second time staying on the property. I Dont have enough words for how great they are. The rooms and decor are modern industrial meeting old-school New Orleans the rooms are big and very posh The restaurant, features, chicken and waffles, which is really some of the best chicken waffles. I've had anywhere there is a laundry facility on site, which is great especially if you're just getting off a cruise ship like we were. The hotel is one of the best deals in NOLA The front desk staff is exceedingly helpful. Many thanks to James, Sharon, Eddie and Ms Cindy Love Monica in the restaurant she is fire cracker so much fun to talk to. The valets can direct you to local shops for any travel needs. Lastly the GM John Mc Carroll is great a true professional I will stay at this hotel anytime I am in nola it's a great choice hotel property. You can't go wrong thank you again for a great stay Mike and Scott

The Hotel was very unique. The valet Guy Gill was very hospitable. Thank you so very much . Hubby and I played Tourist in Our Own City this Beautiful French Quarter Weekend . However , we often have that agenda . We had a mission to visit at less 6 establishments and it was well accomplished.

Really cute boutique hotel. Rooms were clean and it wasn't a far walk to Bourbon street. Their restaurant also serves really good breakfast.

Sooooo... to begin the location was in a really strange spot. It's wasn't the easiest to access. Next, we were given the keys to an already occupied room. Luckily the people on the room were asleep when we opened the door... needless to say we left and got new keys- to the room Nextdoor. There were lamps that did not work, as well as the tv remote. All these little things added up to stress on a vacation. Not good. The best part was the staff was really nice and friendly. That helped. Would not call this a 4 star hotel, which is how it was listed.

My daughter chose this place in the warehouse district out of several I found due to the decor, which is unique. It was further from the French Quarter than I had intended, but it was quiet. In fact, for NOLA, it was eerily quiet everywhere due to the good ole' Covid! The main entrance is on a side street and I found it by accident. The staff was minimal, bar and eating areas were closed as well. The staff did wear masks and there were signs for only 2 people in the elevator at a time. We rode with our family of 4 though. Not once did I see anyone standing in line either, primarily due to the fact hardly anyone was there. Check-in was fine and they offered to do whatever they could to make our stay comfortable. Because of Covid they did not provide valet parking so we had to find a place ourselves. There were a few open air lots that didn't look good to me so I parked in a garage across the street. Which was the view from our room. Our room was ok, I just wish it had been higher up as our view was terrible. It was clean and comfortable and I would stay here again if I needed to be in this area, otherwise I would stay in the French Quarter to be closer to where we spend most of our time anyway. I had more pictures but they look just like the photos on the website.

great location where we could walk to everything we wanted to see from the French Quarters to WWII museum. People at the desk very helpful and polite. Dennis and Murlon were great in taking care of parking and helping us unload and load up. Over all very nice. down side would be the cost to park with their parking

The Cambria Hotel is a beautiful hotel located in the Arts District of New Orleans. As soon as you walk into the front lobby, you fall in love with the place. The brass horns artwork on the wall, shows forth that this is a hotel dedicated to the celebration of New Orleans culture. The hotel is close enough to the hustle and bustle of Canal Street and the French Quarter to enjoy the city, while being far enough away to relax. The hotel is relatively a close walk to the New Orleans Super Dome and the World War II Museum. I highly recommend this hotel for every New Orleans stay. You will not be disappointed. The staff is very friendly and helpful.

It's been 7 days since hurricane ida an I just wanna say that the staff have made my over extended stay just a joy from the valet driver to the bellman to the front desk and kitchen crew have been awesome. Even the GM and AGM came out to speak with me and my family during this Devastating disaster that hit New Orleans and all of Louisiana. Thank you agin for your wonderful hospitality and we will be stay with Cambria hotels when ever we travel.

I wanted to like this place. I love New Orleans & this would be my first time staying in the warehouse district. Service - Most of the staff was pleasant except for one gentleman hitting on my partner when delivering another (non-stained) blanket to our room. Sharon is the star of the show though, promote her! Great energy! Had a big issue w/ the valet hustling. They put a boot on my car for parking in the wrong set of lines (vertical lines vs. the diagonal), I advised there was no sign to confirm which lines I should be in & that coincidently enough the valet giving me the boot, was actually watching me park & could have just told me at the time (that would have been better service, & I would have tipped him). Their response "this lot is usually full, so you should have followed the other cars" I informed them it wasn't full at the time I was parking, & they were trying to charge me $90 to remove the boot. Carlos later stated "just give me $30 cash & I'll remove it"... WHEEET?!!‍ I don't have time to play games w/ incels or giving him my hard earned money for him to grab a 3.5 after his shift! I'm trying to enjoy a much needed vacation. So all out of towners be leery. Overnight parking is expensive throughout the city, but as a warning please keep quality and service as a priority before choosing a place to park your car overnight. Room - to the naked eye, everything looks fine at first glance. Modern, hip, & cute. Took a closer look & theres stains everywhere (look at the pics). Hard to feel comfortable when you know a strangers dirt is everywhere. And COVID-19 is going wild right now so y'all gotta do better. It's not the worst hotel to stay in but I'd definitely look elsewhere next time.

Liz checking in from Atlanta baby and let me tell you about the bar baby. Renee has the best personality ever and can fix them dranks!! The hotel is clean with a pretty lil scene.