2022

The Lakefront

  Lake Pontchartrain is the northern limit of the New Orleans. Out here are numerous excellent restaurants right on the water. This is a place where many citizens like to go and sit and enjoy a lazy morning or afternoon. Here you’ll also find Lakeview, where you see many modern homes, and Bucktown, a popular little area for excellent seafood restaurants.   The lakefront area is one of the newer areas of the city. Much of it was originally swamp that

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Mid City

  You are not likely to find a lot of grandiose homes in the Mid City area. This is mainly a place of middle class families, with more modest homes. But make no mistake many are over a century old and much sought after for their unique New Orleans character. You’ll find wonderful restaurants and the Fair Grounds where we hold the Jazz and Heritage Festival every year. The very beautiful City Park is in this area with the New Orleans

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Parkview Guest House New Orleans

The Parkview Guest House New Orleans

Check Parkview Guest House New Orleans Availability ⟶ The Parkview Guest House New Orleans is one of those places where the building and the location are every bit as much a part of the experience as the room. Sitting on St. Charles Avenue directly across from Audubon Park, this historic property gives you a very different New Orleans experience from staying in a large hotel downtown. The house dates to 1884, when it was built to accommodate visitors coming to New

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The Chloe Hotel New Orleans

The Chloe Hotel New Orleans

Check The Chloe New Orleans Availability ⟶ The Chloe Hotel New Orleans is one of those New Orleans hotels that is as much about the setting as it is about the room you sleep in. Housed in a renovated 19th-century mansion on St. Charles Avenue, this boutique hotel brings together the elegance of an old New Orleans residence with a much more relaxed, modern personality. Located in the Garden District, The Chloe puts you in one of the most beautiful parts

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the columns hotel new orleans

The Columns Hotel New Orleans

Check Columns Hotel New Orleans Availability ⟶ The Columns Hotel New Orleans is not just an ordinary hotel. Built in 1883 as a private residence, this beautiful Greek Revival house has been part of the New Orleans landscape for well over a century. During World War I it was converted into a boarding house, and in 1953 it became a hotel under the ownership of Richard O. Baumbach. Listed on the National Park Service’s National Register of Historic Places, The Columns

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Pat O’Brien’s

Originally a speakeasy during Prohibition, Pat O’s is housed in a building constructed in 1791. The speakeasy ran until the repeal of Prohibition. (Although in New Orleans no one really stopped drinking.) Pat O’Brien officially opened the bar on December 3, 1933. He developed a friendship with Charlie Cantrell and after many years of fun and lots of poker games, the two men purchased the building that is now home to Pat O’Brien’s Bar at 718 St Peter street. Originally built

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Pontchartrain Hotel New Orleans

The Pontchartrain Hotel New Orleans

Check Pontchartrain Hotel New Orleans Availability ⟶ A GARDEN DISTRICT GEM: The legendary Pontchartrain Hotel reclaims its place as the ne plus ultra classic New Orleans hotel. The Pontchartrain Hotel New Orleans is one of those Crescent City hotels that has a personality all its own. Sitting on St. Charles Avenue in the Garden District, this historic property has been part of the New Orleans scene since 1927. It originally opened as a luxury apartment building and was later converted into

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Roosevelt Hotel New Orleans

The Roosevelt Hotel

Check The Roosevelt Hotel New Orleans Availability ⟶ Recognized around the world for its grandeur and old-fashioned luxury, The Roosevelt Hotel New Orleans has been welcoming guests for more than a century. The hotel opened in 1893, and although the building has certainly changed over the years, it still has that feeling of a grand New Orleans hotel where the lobby itself is part of the experience. The location is hard to beat. The Roosevelt sits on Canal Street, directly across

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Windsor Court Hotel New Orleans

Windsor Court Hotel New Orleans

Check Windsor Court Hotel New Orleans Availability ⟶ If you’re looking for a luxury hotel in New Orleans where the emphasis is on service, comfort and a little old-fashioned elegance, Windsor Court Hotel New Orleans is worth a look. Located just outside the French Quarter, the hotel gives you easy access to the city’s attractions while offering a quieter and more refined atmosphere when you return. The hotel has 316 guest rooms and suites, and the property has undergone a major

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Chateau LeMoyne New Orleans

Chateau LeMoyne New Orleans

Check Chateau LeMoyne New Orleans Availability → Named for Jean Baptiste LeMoyne, the founder of New Orleans, Chateau LeMoyne has something that a lot of newer hotels simply can’t offer: real history. The original building that is part of the hotel dates back to 1847 and was designed by famed New Orleans architect James Gallier. Gallier left his mark all over the city. Among his best-known works are Gallier Hall, St. Patrick’s Church and the Pontalba Buildings in Jackson Square. So

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