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Cotton Exchange Hotel-Downtown F Q Area (New Orleans, USA)

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New Orleans has always been a city that has inspired and motivated artists. Tennessee Williams and William Faulkner captured the city's essence with woods, while Louis Armstrong and Al Hirt brought it to soulful life through the blue notes of their instruments. However, it took Edgar Degas to etch it's rich fabric onto canvas. The only impressionist painter to ever visit the United States, Degas was staying with his mother's Louisiana relatives when he was inspired to paint one of his most famous works, the New Orleans Cotton Exchange. The historic building, which so captivated Degas, lives again as the Cotton Exchange Hotel. Located just one block from the historic French Quarter, the Cotton Exchange's decor pays tribute to the colorful palettes created by Degas and his fellow Impressionists. In addition to high ceilings and large windows which allow for vast amounts of natural light, all 102 rooms are decorated in vibrant colors, and the walls are hung with reproductions of Impressionist paintings.
70130 231 Carondelet, New Orleans, USA
Single from € 48
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Cotton Exchange Hotel-Downtown F Q Area, New Orleans (USA)
     
     
Customers' rating:
Average rating: 2
Total number of opinions: 5
Last reviews on Cotton Exchange Hotel-Downtown F Q Area:
Rob (9/1/2004 7:59:21 PM)
My girlfriend and I recently stayed at the Cotton Exchange Hotel in New Orleans. We weren’t disappointed in the location, which was quite good or the room, which was nice, but we were disappointed in the hotel itself and the way its guests are nickled-and-dimed to death. We booked the Cotton Exchange on a travel web site based on its location and customer reviews, but nowhere was it mentioned that the only parking available at the hotel was valet parking at $17.95 per night or that you are charged $4.95 for a safe and $2.95 for Internet access, whether or not you use them. Our room had an excellent view of the hotel across the street, and that’s probably where we’ll stay if we ever go to New Orleans again. BTW, the parking fee applies to the Holiday Inn Express next door, too -- they seem to share some so-called “amenities” and personnel.
I nearly forgot to mention the noise! I’ve never stayed in a hotel that was this noisy before. I could hear banging and jumping and kids stomping and yelling through the halls at all hours, and I could even hear normal conversations from down the hall. I will never, ever stay in this hotel again.
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