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New Orleans Hostel - Marquette House, New Orleans, USA

2249 Carondelet Street, LA 70130, New Orleans

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About New Orleans Hostel - Marquette House

The Original New Orleans Hostel. Experience the 'real' New Orleans with its cafes, 24 hour bars, coffee houses, great music

New Orleans Hostel - Marquette House Amenities

Web Access

可在大厅中无线上网, 互联网

General
  • 行李存放
  • Free Parking
  • 自行车停放
  • Parking
  • Tours Desk
  • Iron/Ironing Board
Food/Drink
  • 住客厨房
  • 烧烤区
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公共休息室, 烧烤区

Avg Rating: 70% (34 Reviews)

特色: 74%

安全性: 68%

位置: 77%

服务: 74%

娱乐性: 68%

清洁: 58%

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Customer Reviews

80%

Alan was the mgr on duty and he's a sweet guy! He was very helpful and hospitable! We decided to get a private room and it was roughly $60/night. The room had a slight odor, but once the A/C is blasted, its not so bad. I say this place is worth the money!

Kathy, from USA ~ Sep 30 2008

60%

The wireless did not work!

Rebecca, from USA ~ Sep 29 2008

66%

The charachters that live here are good fun and interesting, but don;t expect an HI-like experience with lots of youner travelers. The location is in the pretty and rugged Garden District about 25 minutes walk from the French Quarter, with the Street Car near by. If walking from the AmTrak/Greyhound terminal, keep to Howard Street then turn right on St Charles Avenue.

richard, from England ~ Sep 28 2008

96%

the room was perfect, the area was great, it couldn't have been better! the only thing noticed, if you have a fancy car...don't bring it! A guy staying nearby had his windows broken into, so just be careful and know what you're doing!

Loena, from USA ~ Sep 24 2008

96%

I killed a half a dozen cockroaches and this may just be because it is New Orleans and they are unavoidable, but i thought if you just sprinkle boric acid around, they don't come around.

LISABETH, from USA ~ Jun 25 2008