We had dinner there two times. The food service was good. We spent the day is wondering around town seeing the World War II museum. You have a good location for that.

The tub faucet in our room is about to fall off the wall otherwise, the room is fine. Room 437. Regarding our check out. We were told the night before that someone was on staff at the desk 24 hours a day and to call the desk when we were ready for a cab to come get us at 4:30 in the morning. We were told to call 10 minutes to 15 minutes early. We did that and nobody answered the phone. I called twice. We went down to the lobby to check out and there was nobody at the front desk. After a few minutes a young lady came out from behind through a door behind the desk. Needless to say we were 15 minutes late to the airport and had to rush. Generally speaking, your snaff is not as friendly as it should be.

The hotel staff went above and beyond to make our stay excellent. We were able to check in early which was helpful. The hotel manager texted me throughout our stay to make sure we had everything we needed. There are several restaurants and bars inside the hotel and the food and service was great. The location was perfect if you want to avoid the craziness of Bourbon Street.

Parking is provided but it is rather expensive at $45 plus tax per day. The deck is right beside the hotel which is convenient but still pretty costly.

The room was very clean and nice. The staff was very friendly and the rooftop bar was decent. We had 3 rooms for our family so they accommodated us very close to each other in the same hall. a night we felt very safe too!

I didn't like there was any free breakfast or free amenities offered. One day me and my son ate in the restaurant for breakfast and it was over $60. Needless to say we had to find breakfast offsite every day. We paid over $1000 for each room for 4 nights which is expensive but they were only hotel available when we booked 2 months ahead of our trip. There aren't many restaurants or bars within walking distance so we spent a lot on Ubers since it rained during our trip. The rooftop bar is nice but no happy hours.

Property was beautiful, clean and new feeling. I loved the hotel bathroom, it was spacious, clean, and modern, plenty of shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, that was of a good quality. The room had nice views of the city. The interior design was of the WWII era and very well done, it seemed to have a purfume smell in the common areas/lobby which was a pleasant touch. You’re also right on the property of the museum so the area is really nice to walk around.

The only thing that bothered me was the service at the restaurants and bar wasn’t good, it was lacking quality service, being a former service industry employee and manager I gave them the benefit of the doubt (maybe if was an off day but it seemed to be consistent throughout the facility) so I was a little disappointed in that but there are plenty of wonderful restaurants and bars within in walking distance so I recommend just eating outside of the hotel.

We stayed at the Higgins Hotel during our trip to NOLA . What we liked about the hotel…. Well really everything. The location, staff, cleanliness were all great. My favorite thing I really liked and enjoyed is that I felt totally immersed in a bygone era, especially while visiting the WW2 museum! Thanks for such a great visit!

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The ambiance and decor was awesome. Everything in the hotel is WWII themed. Even down to the music. The common areas, restaurants and rooms were all so clean and the beds were very comfortable. I ate all three dining options they have here. The food and drinks are incredible at all of them. Rosies on the roof is so cool! The Provisions cafe is like a mini coffee shop with pastries and small eats, all delicious. Café Normandie's breakfast is exceptional. The WWII museum and Higgins hotel together is like a small campus. You are right across the street from the museum, which is a remarkable experience in itself. I will always enjoy the constant state of patriotism I was in between both, highly recommend!

Parking is $50 a day, with what you pay for rooms, I expected parking to be included. The bars close at 10, I would have liked to see them open later.

Beautiful common space, good location to shop and eat on Mag St and uptown, or to the Quarter.

Had to call 3 of 4 mornings for bath towels and toilet paper as room was not serviced except once in 4 days! Otherwise a “10”.

We only used the Provisions Market coffee bar. The pastries were excellent. The room was nice; the bath and shower were very nice.

Room service was good the first day, but we did not get room service the second day. We left the room at 9:00am and returned at 4:30pm. At 4:30pm room service was taking place on our floor; we put ot the 'do not disturb' sign to talk a nap. When we left for dinner at 5:45 I forgot to remove the 'do not disturb sign' so give you some benefit of the doubt.

The location and staff were wonderful! The foods inside the property were amazing.!

We couldn’t go to the rooftop lounge 😩because of a gathering. Wish I would’ve known this earlier to book somewhere else. I was anticipating looking over the New Orleans skyline.

It is located next to WW2 Museum with plenty of good restaurants around the corner. The location worked for me very well as it’s away from the busy main street and yet still close to Canal Street and Riverfront. The room is spacious and comfortable enough for 2 people. They also have a rooftop bar with a great view of the cityscape of NOLA perfect for sunset.

There were no complimentary dental kits available. The sliding bathroom door has a space that you’ll be seen enough by your companion from the outside.