A friend and I stayed at La Pavillon for a week in May and truly enjoyed our stay. The hotel staff was wonderful, very accommodating, especially the doorman (can't remember his name, but he was very tall). We loved the complimentary pb&j sandwiches and hot chocolate bedtime snack and I don't think we missed an evening. I loved the grand... More

I stayed here with my Mother in late May and what a wonderful mothers day weekend it was. The rooms are comfortable and gorgeous, staff are delightful and those PB&J's of an evening are just the kind of boutique hotel niceties that make me choose them over major chain hotels. Location was good, far enough away from Bourbon street to... More

Lovely friendly hotel on Poydras Street. Only a five minute away from the insanity of Bourbon Street. Nice to be so close and yet not on Bourbon Street. Very comfortable bed. No pay tv/movies so just regular tv, but who needs it you are in New Orleans! The staff are particularly friendly. Breakfast is fantastic. The ladies in the Bar... More

We fell in love with Le Pavillon the moment we arrived and the love only deepened the longer we stayed. Walking into the lobby is a bit like stumbling unexpectedly into a wing of Versailles - huge chandeliers, gilt framed oil paintings, antique furniture. Some might find it overdone and gaudy, but we thought it was charming. But the rooms... More

Organized a last minute conference for 40 advisors at the Le Pavilion. The staff at the hotel was perfect. Gwenn in Catering, Paul our Banquet Manager and Lisa in reservations help put this together in a matter of days. We were booked to use the Bienville Complex however Paul moved our meeting to the a much larger conference room. Reservations... More

Le Pavillion was a big factor in making our stay in New Orleans special. In a city where things can be pretty, shall we say, smelly and dirty (French Quarter and Bourbon Street), Le Pavillion is a refined luxury. It is part of the Leading Hotels of the World group and on the National Historic Register. The staff is delightful,... More

Always have to take a property that is over 100 years old with a grain of salt (small rooms,bathrooms) this property was nice overall. Moderately friendly staff, good fitness center with fresh fruit, cold water and rooftop pool area. Had breakfast one morning - nice but not the best (table area was dirty as was the utensils). The location is... More

We stayed here last week for five nights when we visited NOLA for the Jazz Festival. My husband and I always look for small, boutique-type hotels and this seemed to fit the bill. The hotel is a historical property, the common rooms, bar and especially the dining room are really beautiful. The front desk staff was very friendly and the... More

We stayed here for my Girlfriends birthday for 4 nights. This hotel is reasonably priced and decorated in old French antiques that really set the mood for my first visit to New Orleans! The staff was incredibly helpful as well courteous. As for location, the hotel couldnt be situated in a better location and still be quiet and peaceful. Being... More