Chef John Folse Culinary Institute

Hôtel bien situé dans le quartier français proche de beaucoup de centres d’intérêts. La literie est super et la chambre est spacieuse. Le personnel est très aimable. La piscine est un réel plus en été. Seul bémol l’insonorisation notamment des fenêtres qui donnent sur la rue en simple vitrage donc quand une voiture passe musique à fond ou que les gens cris ou rigole fort dans la rue on entend tout mais sinon ça reste plutôt calme.

I stayed at Château Hotel for six nights during my trip to New Orleans. The location is fantastic, and the hotel looks beautiful in the photos. The pool area was nice and a great place to relax, although it’s quite small. Unfortunately, the rest of my experience was disappointing. I booked a Deluxe Room with a balcony, but when I arrived, I was told those rooms were unavailable. Instead, I was given a room with a direct view into another building. After asking to change rooms, I was moved to another one that was honestly even worse. The windows couldn’t be opened, the room smelled musty, and even two days after leaving, my clothes still smelled like the room. Cleanliness was another major issue. The room was extremely dusty, and the person I was traveling with, who has a dust allergy, spent almost the entire stay sneezing. The walls were covered in dust, and it was clear that the room hadn’t been cleaned thoroughly. The worst part happened on our first day. The toilet was clogged when we arrived. I contacted the front desk expecting someone from maintenance to come fix it, but instead I was handed a plunger and asked to unclog the toilet myself. I’m sorry, but that’s simply not acceptable in a hotel, especially considering the price we paid. As they say in the U.S., there’s someone whose job is to handle these things—I shouldn’t be expected to do it myself as a guest. On our last day, the pool water had turned green. We were leaving, so I didn’t bother asking what had hap