Where you stay can be one of the best parts of your trip. The right hotel lets you relax in style, with signature hospitality and an in-the-heart-of-it-all location. There are countless hotels in New Orleans, but we’ve done the hard work for you. Check out some of our favorite hotels in the city, located just steps away from incredible restaurants, cultural attractions, music, and more.
Upscale, historic 1800s cottages in the heart of the French Quarter. You’ll love the turndown service and a heated, saltwater pool.
Step through the chandelier-covered lobby and out into Jackson Square. A heated, saltwater pool provides a relaxing getaway.
Modern amenities conveniently close to the airport and Greater New Orleans.
A stunningly restored 18th-century French Quarter mansion with a tranquil courtyard and patio bar.
A traditional hotel set in early 19th-century buildings in a quiet stretch of the French Quarter. Stay for the pool, in-room Jacuzzi tubs, and a prime location.
Chic and modern with a clean, European feel in the French Quarter. The sophisticated lounge and outdoor pool will have you feeling right at home.
Sumptuous, traditional French style abounds in this luxury French Quarter boutique hotel.
Located in a quiet residential section of the French Quarter, the Maison Dupuy offers spacious, comfortable guest rooms complete with Complimentary WiFi throughout the hotel.
This 1827 Creole townhouse has been restored into a contemporary hotel on beautiful Royal Street in the French Quarter.
In the artistic Faubourg Marigny, this hotel is set within a Gothic style, Victorian mansion on tree-lined Esplanade Avenue.
In bustling downtown, this hotel serves up historic details with completely modern amenities.
The Jung Hotel is situated on Canal Street between the BioMedical District and the Theater District in New Orleans. The Mercedes Benz Superdome, Smoothie King Center and historic French Quarter are minutes away from the hotel.
Located between Baton Rouge and New Orleans, Louisiana, the massive white columns and grand balconies of this enormous Mansion stand guard over the Mississippi River and its famed River Road, while on the north side, the spectacular three-story Rotunda overlooks sweeping, oak-draped lawns.
