I was pleasantly surprised with this hotel - good location, heart of the french quarters and only a few steps away from Bourbon street.
Very clean and friendly staff.
Only negative was that the food was about a 3-star rating (breakfast) and the walls are paper thin, so you can hear a lot from your neighbors.
The windows are pretty thin too, so, while staying for business over the first weekend of Mardi Gras, it got loud.

This hotel is the perfect place in the French Quarter, the staff is very helpful and most friendly . The room is a little small but adequate....we are never in it long enough...only to sleep we stayed in a room with a queen bed facing the courtyard, The pool is heated and the views of the city and river from up there are the best in the city. there is also great little work out room there as well . It is so nice that the pool and gym open early in the day which is so nice! There are so many great places to eat close by

The Omni Royal’s location is excellent, close to everything. We stayed 4 nights in February (1-4).We stayed in a small room with queen bed facing the courtyard on the top floor. Our room was more than adequate in space and amenities. You really do not spend much time inside the room with all the excitement just outside the door. Our dormer window overlooked the roof-top pool and we could see the Mississippi and the ships. Lower courtyard room look at a wall.
The room was quiet! We stayed during the Krewe Delusion parade and thought we would hear noise from the street (tons of people) or doors shutting when people returned to their room, but we did not. It was quiet!
The hotel staff was very helpful and friendly both prior to booking and during our stay. We asked for a late checkout (2pm) and they were very accommodating. Room was clean and bed linen, towels were changed each day.
You will love the location, peace and quiet and the staff. We will stay here again and recommend this hotel to friends.

AC not cold, super small room,Very tiny bathroom, great location though right in the heart of the French quarter.