by Staff

The Columns

  The Columns is not just an ordinary hotel. Built in 1883 as a private residence, it was converted into a boarding house during World

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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

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The Pontchartrain Hotel

  A GARDEN DISTRICT GEM: The legendary Pontchartrain Hotel reclaims its place as the ne plus ultra classic New Orleans hotel.   Located in the

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The Roosevelt Hotel

  Recognized worldwide for its grandeur and luxury, The Roosevelt New Orleans has a proud history of delivering impeccable service tailored to each and every

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The Windsor Court Hotel

  Here is an elegant escape in the heart of a legendary city, Windsor Court Hotel offers the quintessential four-star New Orleans experience. Committed to

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Chateau LeMoyne

  Named for the founder of New Orleans, Jean Baptiste LeMoyne, the original building, which is home to the hotel, was built in 1847, and

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Hotel Provincial

  In a city distinguished internationally for the charm and hospitality of its venerable French Quarter, there exists a secluded, intimate hotel that offers its

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Ritz Carlton

  Within New Orleans’ French Quarter on Canal Street, this four-star hotel honors the city through its services and décor. Housed in the historic Beaux

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The Bourbon Orleans

  A hotel with character in abundance and personality to spare. A beautiful iconic landmark that captures the exciting energy and rich history of its

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Royal Sonesta

  Located on world-famous Bourbon Street, The Royal Sonesta New Orleans effortlessly combines timeless elegance and southern refinement, setting itself apart from other French Quarter

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