"Our stay at the Four Points hotel was wonderful. We enjoyed being right on Bourbon St. The beds were very comfortable the room were very clean and the amenities met all of our needs. We booked a courtyard room that over looked the pool. Our friends booked a street view room. They talked about being able to hear the sounds, people , music, and general noise from Bourbon st. They would say it wasn’t too loud and when tgey turned on the TV they did not notice the sounds. Our room was very quiet and we only heard noises/sounds of Bourbon st. When we opened the doors to the balcony. Even then the sounds were muted. The staff were very friendly and very helpful with their recommendations for tours, places to eat and directions. Your hotel was very clean and we will recommend it our others and would stay there when we visit New Orleans."

"I’ve been impressed with the proper since we got here. The bar area is exceptionally nice and the rooms are really well finished. I can see how people would be complaining about Service at times. It does take too long to get the server in both restaurants, however for the city itself, this is the best option possible if you’re seeking five star level, I’ve been to many other hotels. It has coffee service in the morning, including pastries. There’s canned water available in mini parts of the room and the pool area Jim restaurant bar and location I’ll make it very optimal."

"I just came back from a Mothers Day Brunch that was about 430 dollars for two people. It was all inclusive. Drinks were included. This has got to be one of the saddest brunch buffets I've ever been to. Yes, there were some highlights. Salmon en croute with the accompanying sauce. That was THE stand out. The steak was cold. The risotto was cold. Both tasty, but cold. The oysters were good, but this poor girl was struggling and I didn't want to take as many as I would have liked because I didn't want to see her struggle. The shrimp were soft. They'd been overcooked. Where were the crawfish dishes? Where were the shrimp and grits? Where was the gumbo? All of those are mentioned in the weekly, weekend, buffet listing that is about 40 dollars less expensive. Was it wrong of me to think that for 40-50 dollars more there would at least be as much on the Mothers Day buffet as there is at other times. Also--I was afraid to surrender my flatware for fear I could not get another plate of something without eating it with my hands. This was just a huge disappointment."

"First time staying at this new-ish Four Seasons and I have to say I was impressed. The rooms are the best in New Orleans, the pool is beautiful and the lobby and bar are vibey. It is a little noisier than the typical Four Seasons, but it is after all New Orleans! The staff was super nice and helpful and changed my room, as the first one had a view of a concrete wall. You can't beat the location! I don't understand people complaining about the exterior of the building. Yes its ugly, but who cares! While the Roosevelt still wins on classic New Orleans charm, I will definitely be coming back to the 4S (in addition to the Roosevelt)."

"Went with the wife for her conference there. The hotel was just about a 15 minute walk to the convention hall. The room was fantastic, with no complaints whatsoever. Room was clean, and the hotel was pretty much close to everything."