The hotel really is in a good location, and for the weekday price we paid we couldn't have asked for much more. (On a Saturday, however, the price jumped by more than $150, and so for that night we relocated to a nearby 4-star property that was less expensive.)

I do wish that I had read previous reviews more closely—I wasn't aware there would be no outside windows. There was, however, a window into the hallway/hotel interior. It would be nice for business traveling, as it made the room incredibly dark and quiet; but for the tourist it offers no view. I found the room to be very clean and comfortable. There was a lack of attention to some of the smaller details: the interior door lock was was loose, and an arm on the desk chair was also very loose, for example.

I found the staff to be friendly and helpful. Overall it was a good experience, and I would certainly stay there again if looking to save a little on lodging.

We stayed here for 5 nights. Overall, we enjoyed our stay. The hotel is a 1930s artdeco building with a nice lobby. The staff were friendly and very welcoming when we arrived. We had a standard king room. The room was clean and the bedding was very nice. The location was about a 5 minute walk to all the action on Bourbon Street.

As other reviewers have mentioned, the room does not have an outside window. When I booked the hotel, I didn't think this would be a big deal but when dealing with some inclement weather over the past few days, it would've been nice to be able to look out the window to see if it was raining. Also, by not having a window to the outside, it made the small room feel a little claustrophobic.

The walls are also pretty thin. I was woken up by the couple next door at 4am...needless to say, I could hear "everything" that was going on!

My stay at the Wyndham Garden Baronne Plaza was disappointing first of all because the agent that booked my hotel was not truthful.. He told me that I could get shuttle service back and forth from the hotel to the convention center and that was not true. Then I wasnt aware that I would have to pay $20.00 per day for parking and the room service was not very good. From the look of the bed sheets they looked as if someone had slept on them and were not changed. I spoke to the desk about this, took pictures of the bed where the spread was pulled over sheets that were crumpled and down in the middle of the bed. Common sense should be to pull the sheet up then pull the spread up to make the bed. I will never stay there again.

Stayed here on a SWAir special fare and hotel. I was surprised how close it was to Bourbon Street (1 block from Canal St, another block to Bourbon). It is the site of one of 6 hotels built in New Orleans during the 1930's and was a Sears Department Store before converting to a Hotel. Just across the street is one of the oldest churches (Jesuit) in downtown. The hotel is surrounded by tall commercial buildings with no dark alleys to Canal St. People/Staff are helpful, friendly, and try to please. The price is very attractive for the location.

The hotel rooms are interesting because they are inside the building, with windows viewing the inside not the outside. If you open up the window curtains, you will see the windows of other rooms on several floors. The rooms are well appointed, with flat panel TV's and a soft bed. Free USA Today's are available at the front desk. The restaurant is a sushi restaurant that was reasonably priced. For the price, the hotel is a good value.

My negatives start with hot water. It took over 4 minutes at full throttle to get hot water both in the tub and sink. I called the front desk, who were very accommodating and understanding, and they gave me the choice to move or wait for maintenance to fix it. I waited, but it still did not work. No blame, just what happens when you have a room without many people on the floor getting up early. Also, the door did not close tightly, so I have to make sure the door was totally closed and locked before I locked it. I was awoken twice in the middle of the night (1am & 3am) as people coming back from festivities were banging on their doors to be let in for bed. Then they would turn on the TV loudly.. so you can hear neighbors two rooms down. I would stay again, but maybe request a room away from traffic.

I read the other reviews and I agree with the positives.