Sad to see it this way. We We stayed at Port Orleans French Quarter on our last trip in 2014 and it was wonderful. I think this is their smallest resort which added to it’s charm.
The food court was fantastic combining traditional food (pizza, hot dogs, etc) along with New Orleans classics. And the breakfast offerings were the best – No one does breakfast better than New Orleans! They even had fresh made beignets.
Other benefits was the pool area with the bar (the kid’s splash area was a playground back then.)
But the biggest benefit was it was the first stop for the resort buses before they headed over to the massive Riverside resort side.
Downside is they only have the standard room size which can get tight for families. This was built before the thought of having family-sized suites. Maybe that has changed?
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Sad to see it this way. We We stayed at Port Orleans French Quarter on our last trip in 2014 and it was wonderful. I think this is their smallest resort which added to it’s charm.
The food court was fantastic combining traditional food (pizza, hot dogs, etc) along with New Orleans classics. And the breakfast offerings were the best – No one does breakfast better than New Orleans! They even had fresh made beignets.
Other benefits was the pool area with the bar (the kid’s splash area was a playground back then.)
But the biggest benefit was it was the first stop for the resort buses before they headed over to the massive Riverside resort side.
Downside is they only have the standard room size which can get tight for families. This was built before the thought of having family-sized suites. Maybe that has changed?
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