Canopy by Hilton New Orleans Downtown 1100 Tulane Avenue, New Orleans, LA 70112

"The major complaint is there is no refrigerator in the rooms, instead there is a chiller which is only useful for drinks and doesn't make them cold just cool. The rooms have a decent setup though some of the bathrooms can be very small. Staff was very friendly and responsive. I loved the hydration station on the floors with filter water and ice. Rooms were very clean and housekeeping was very responsive. The on-site restaurant had a very limited menu, Everything was good quality."

"My family and I were in town for my niece's Birthday. I will say a couple of good things about out the property. I do like the fact of how you have to use your key card to enter the building, and then you have to scan your key card to get on the elevator to go up to your room. Which I think is a good security measure for guests to stay safe. It is walking distance to most things convenient around it. However, if you need to go a little bit of further closer to a Riverwalk you might want to do Lyft/cab unless you really, really like to walk. Of course make sure you have comfortable walking shoes. There is a nice cozy restaurant on site at hotel, just check hours."

"We had a great stay here! Very close walk to Smoothie King Center and Stadium!! Very clean stay and staff was nice and helpful! Beds were very comfortable also! I stayed in a regular room, only a small fridge and coffee maker, no microwave in room. Large bathroom with lots of nice lighting! Cute decor, overall great stay! Note: I didn’t hear any loud construction as mentioned in other recent reviews."

"My wife and I travel regularly. We’re usually in hotels every couple of weeks somewhere fun. Out of all the traveling we do all over the world, the Canopy by Hilton is easily the worst hotel experience we’ve ever had. This may be a great hotel on a normal day, but at the time I’m writing this review the building next door is under construction and massive construction noise starts at 7am if you’re lucky and it runs allllllllll day long. The building in question I’m guessing is about 20 stories tall. They’ve got a metal chute that they’re dumping debris through to the dumpster. It seems like huge chunks of concrete are hitting sections of the metal chute at each floor making a bone rattling amount of racket. It’s constant noise that is impossible to sleep through and makes it impossible to even enjoy being in your room. Management has told us that they’re not supposed to start making noise until 9am, but they seem unwilling to do anything about it. They know this is a problem. They should be documenting it and reporting it to the city. Instead, they’re letting all of their guests have a terrible experience. You can’t get into the elevator with a stranger without the conversation coming up about the awful noise. We’re here with a conference and everyone staying at this hotel is complaining about it. Not that they probably care, but this is certainly our last stay here. We will stay anywhere else in New Orleans to avoid this in the future. I do not recommend staying here."