If you’re weighing where to stay in New Orleans, know that the city boasts the upscale business and convention center hotels that you’d expect from a... Read More
If you’re weighing where to stay in New Orleans, know that the city boasts the upscale business and convention center hotels that you’d expect from a modern metropolis, such as the modern Ritz-Carlton that looks out over Canal Street. New additions to the Central Business District such as the Ace Hotel and the Old 77 Hotel and Chandlery are attracting younger, more artistic guests. However, the joy of some of the best hotels in New Orleans lies in the historic properties, some of which have been run by the same family for generations, like the Hotel Monteleone on Royal Street. Each property has its own sense of place, from the chic W French Quarter to the discreetly luxurious Soniat House, and you’re likely to find your own slice of the city’s history no matter where you stay.
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Hotel Maison de Ville
This historic, 18th-century French Quarter property was an exclusive retreat in the 1950s and 1960s, with Liz Taylor among the A-list patrons. After a... Read More
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Hotel Mazarin
The 102 rooms of this charismatic French Quarter property surround an impressive modern courtyard, regularly abuzz with a function or wedding.... Read More
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Hotel Monteleone
The romance of NOLA's bygone eras prevails in the historic Hotel Montelone's white marble lobby, where the chimes of a 1909 hand-carved mahogany... Read More
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International House
Designed in a style more reminiscent of New York boutique hotels, the International House Hotel lies ideally between the French Quarter and the Central... Read More
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Le Méridien New Orleans
Starwood spent $29 million transforming this towering Poydras Street property from its W brand to the more conservative but similarly luxurious Méridien... Read More
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Ritz-Carlton, New Orleans
Looming on a majestic city block (the site of a former famous department store), the Ritz-Carlton unsurprisingly rubs shoulders—almost literally—with... Read More
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Royal Sonesta New Orleans
There are few elegant landmarks on otherwise gaudy and bawdy Bourbon Street, but this 483-room modern hotel stands out as one of them. Stepping into the... Read More
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Soniat House
The combination of very traditional, almost rustic luxury accommodations and French Quarter setting distinguishes the Soniat House as one of New Orleans... Read More
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The Old No. 77 Hotel & Chandlery
This renovated 19th-century warehouse has been transformed with creative aplomb, opening in 2015 and showcasing local artists amid the rustic original... Read More
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The Roosevelt Hotel, New Orleans
One of the Grandes Dames of the city's hotel portfolio, this swanky property has an eventful and proud history, the visual aspects of which have been... Read More
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Ace Hotel New Orleans
Another hotel that's making the CBD/Arts/Warehouse District more attractive is this none-more-hip chain, bringing its urban glam to NOLA. In-room... Read More
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Windsor Court Hotel
The 316-room Windsor Court is sitting pretty after a $22 million restoration that added a distinctly French allure to the classic English-inspired... Read More
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W New Orleans - French Quarter
Chain hotels can often sacrifice a sense of place, but not so with this scaled-down version of the trendy Starwood brand. It's an updated French Quarter... Read More
