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Chateau LeMoyne Hotel

Check Chateau LeMoyne Hotel Availability →   Named for the founder of New Orleans, Jean Baptiste LeMoyne, the original building, which is home to the hotel, was built in 1847, and designed by famed architect James Gallier. Gallier designed many of the Crescent City’s most impressive structures including Gallier Hall, St. Patrick’s Church and the Pontalba buildings in Jackson Square.   A beloved boutique hotel, this is actually a Holiday Inn, so although this is what we would call a budget

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Hotel Provincial

Check Hotel Provincial Availability → In a city distinguished internationally for the charm and hospitality of its venerable French Quarter, there exists a secluded, intimate hotel that offers its guests yet another dimension to the Vieux Carre experience. The Hotel Provincial, although conveniently located near all the desirable historic and tourist attractions of downtown New Orleans, also offers its visitors the serenity and unique style reserved for the private, residential section of the French Quarter. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and locally

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Ritz Carlton

Check Ritz Carlton Hotel Availability →   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 Arts Maison Blanche building from 1908, the hotel pairs southern charm with boutique luxury.   Chefs share their secrets to the perfect gumbo every afternoon, live jazz fills the Davenport Lounge Wednesday to Saturday evenings and local traditions inform signature spa treatments.   You’ve hear the expression “meet me at

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The Bourbon Orleans

Check Bourbon Orleans Hotel Availability →   A hotel with character in abundance and personality to spare. A beautiful iconic landmark that captures the exciting energy and rich history of its fascinating neighbors. You can’t help but feel our gracious Southern hospitality, it’s woven deep into the fabric of the place.   Rich history, vibrant traditions, an incredible sense of place. And one of the most haunted! The history of New Orleans is fascinating and colorful and the story of Bourbon

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Royal Sonesta Hotel

Check Royal Sonesta Hotel Availability →   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 hotels.   483 guest rooms and suites, authentic hospitality, a Food is Art philosophy, wrought-iron balconies, and a lush courtyard create an experience unlike any other. Treat yourself to any of our on-site dining and entertainment venues, such as Restaurant R’evolution, PJ’s Coffee Cafe, Desire Oyster Bar, The Jazz Playhouse,

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The Omni Royal Orleans

Check Omni Royal Orleans Availability ➜   Omni Royal Orleans offers graceful elegance in the heart of New Orleans’ French Quarter. Located at the intersection of St. Louis and Royal streets, the hotel has received the Four Diamond luxury award for the past 31 years. The luxury hotel incorporates many modern amenities with a classic design inspired by the uniqueness and joie de vivre of the culture of New Orleans. Here you can delight in the spirit of The Crescent City.

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Hotel Monteleone

Check Hotel Monteleone Availability → It’s been said that the French Quarter begins in the lobby of Hotel Monteleone. This venerable New Orleans hotel sits majestically at the foot of Royal Street and offers valet parking with two garages. Guests have the best point of departure for all things New Orleans. Outside this historic French Quarter hotel you’ll discover shop after shop of fabulous European antiques, estate jewelry, oriental rugs, and art and antiquities from around the world. Specialty shops and

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Uptown and Carrollton

  This area is serviced by the St. Charles Avenue streetcar line that passes by the Garden District, many beautiful and distinctive homes, excellent hotels and places to eat. You’ll also find Tulane and Loyola Universities, the beautiful Audubon Park and Zoo and the Riverbend area and Oak Street with world class restaurants and bars. Because it is not downtown uptown could technically include the Garden District. This is the area where most of the Americans new to the city in

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Coolinary New Orleans 2022

  COOLinary New Orleans is back!    New Orleans in the summertime can be the best time of year to be here. Yes it’s hot, but not always. The early morning and evening can actually be quite delightful.   So there are ways to stay cool and be cool, like cool ya know, man, by treating yourself to some excellent prix-fixe meals at fantastic prices!   You’ll once again find decadent dining deals at world-renowned restaurants all around New Orleans as

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The Garden District

  After the United States took over the Louisiana Territory New Orleans experienced an influx of settlers from the Northern. But the city was still very French and did not cotton to the invasion of these new Americans.   So this area is where these new New Orleanians built their own neighborhood of grandiose and fabulous homes. Many international celebrities have bought homes here and some have moved here permanently.   When the Americans started to move into the city after

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