Hotels in New Orleans (Louisiana, USA)

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  1. Hilton New Orleans Riverside

    4 Stars
    8.3Very good (18,209 ratings)

    World-famous Drago's Seafood Restaurant, Multi-million dollar renovated rooms

    1.1 miles to French Quarter
    from  $76
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  2. The Royal Sonesta New Orleans

    4 Stars
    8.6Excellent (15,684 ratings)

    Diverse on-site dining experiences, Elegant southern refinement

    0.7 miles to French Quarter
    from  $112
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  3. Hotel Monteleone

    4 Stars
    9.2Excellent (21,250 ratings)

    Literary Landmark status, Rooftop pool with city views

    0.8 miles to French Quarter
    from  $130
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  4. Bourbon Orleans Hotel

    4 Stars
    9.0Excellent (17,706 ratings)

    Historic French Quarter location, Tranquil courtyard saltwater pool

    0.4 miles to French Quarter
    from  $52
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  5. Crowne Plaza New Orleans French Qtr - Astor By Ihg

    4 Stars
    7.5Good (22,874 ratings)

    On-site Bourbon House Restaurant, Historic building on Canal Street

    0.9 miles to French Quarter
    from  $75
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  6. Wyndham New Orleans - French Quarter

    4 Stars
    8.2Very good (16,103 ratings)

    Direct access to Mr. Ed's Restaurant, Historic charm meets modern convenience

    0.9 miles to French Quarter
    from  $78
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  7. Sonesta ES Suites New Orleans Downtown

    4 Stars
    7.9Good (5,573 ratings)

    Exclusive third-floor outdoor patio, Pet-friendly accommodations

    0.5 miles to City center
    from  $30
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  8. Hampton Inn & Suites New Orleans-Convention Center

    3 Stars
    8.8Excellent (8,446 ratings)

    Historic converted warehouse charm, Outdoor pool with courtyard

    1.6 miles to French Quarter
    from  $72
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    • Popular choice

    Holiday Inn New Orleans-downtown Superdome By Ihg

    3 Stars
    8.4Very good (11,405 ratings)

    Landmark Coronet Mural, Rooftop pool with city views

    1.2 miles to French Quarter
    from  $72
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  10. Hotel Mazarin

    4 Stars
    9.0Excellent (10,685 ratings)

    Upscale Patrick's Bar Vin, Haunted French Quarter tours

    0.8 miles to French Quarter
    from  $58
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  11. Holiday Inn French Quarter-chateau Lemoyne By Ihg

    3 Stars
    8.5Excellent (9,252 ratings)

    Unique room design elements, Dedicated concierge service

    0.8 miles to French Quarter
    from  $66
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  12. Hilton Garden Inn New Orleans Convention Center

    3 Stars
    8.2Very good (6,648 ratings)

    On-site American and local cuisine, Modern rooms with custom beds

    1.6 miles to French Quarter
    from  $77
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  13. Intercontinental Hotels New Orleans By Ihg

    4 Stars
    8.7Excellent (12,721 ratings)

    Authentic Cajun-Creole dining at Trenasse, Rooftop pool with city views

    1.1 miles to French Quarter
    from  $80
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  14. DoubleTree by Hilton New Orleans

    4 Stars
    8.3Very good (8,856 ratings)

    On-site dining with local flair, 16th floor ballrooms with city views

    0.9 miles to French Quarter
    from  $74
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  15. Sheraton New Orleans Hotel

    4 Stars
    8.2Very good (13,127 ratings)

    Panoramic city and river views, Rooftop outdoor swimming pool

    0.9 miles to French Quarter
    from  $81
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    • Popular choice

    The Ritz-Carlton, New Orleans

    5 Stars
    9.0Excellent (8,489 ratings)

    Spacious suites with city views, Unique culinary concierge services

    0.9 miles to French Quarter
    from  $239
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  17. Hotel Royal

    3 Stars
    8.1Very good (2,653 ratings)

    Historic 1827 Creole townhouse, Marble baths with spa tubs

    0.3 miles to French Quarter
    from  $59
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  18. Hotel St. Pierre French Quarter

    3 Stars
    8.0Very good (6,025 ratings)

    Secluded tropical courtyards, Two refreshing outdoor pools

    0.4 miles to French Quarter
    from  $66
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  19. Dauphine Orleans Hotel

    3 Stars
    8.3Very good (9,447 ratings)

    Rooms with original architectural details, Saltwater pool in a serene courtyard

    0.7 miles to French Quarter
    from  $60
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  20. Chateau Hotel

    3 Stars
    8.7Excellent (2,694 ratings)

    Secluded courtyard with pool oasis, Balcony rooms for street views

    0.3 miles to French Quarter
    from  $62
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  21. Omni Royal Orleans

    4 Stars
    8.6Excellent (12,804 ratings)

    Historic French Quarter location, Rooftop saltwater pool oasis

    0.6 miles to French Quarter
    from  $110
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  22. Wyndham Garden Baronne Plaza New Orleans

    3 Stars
    7.4(6,679 ratings)

    Elegant original marble lobby, Dedicated ticket and tour desk

    1.0 miles to French Quarter
    from  $55
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  23. Hyatt Regency New Orleans

    4 Stars
    8.6Excellent (18,406 ratings)

    Panoramic city views from rooms, Unique glass elevator system

    1.4 miles to French Quarter
    from  $124
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  24. Place d'Armes Hotel

    3 Stars
    9.1Excellent (6,898 ratings)

    Historic French Quarter location, Refreshing outdoor swimming pool

    0.4 miles to French Quarter
    from  $89
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  25. Best Western Plus St. Christopher Hotel

    3 Stars
    8.3Very good (5,629 ratings)

    Rooms with New Orleans artwork, Select rooms with jetted tubs

    0.9 miles to French Quarter
    from  $78
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  26. Hampton Inn New Orleans French Quarter Market Area

    3 Stars
    9.0Excellent (1,943 ratings)

    Themed rooms with local murals, Balcony rooms with city views

    1.0 miles to City center
    from  $72
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  27. The Jung Hotel & Residences

    4 Stars
    8.8Excellent (8,385 ratings)

    Art Deco design and modern amenities, Rooftop pool with panoramic city views

    0.7 miles to City center
    from  $56
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  28. Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, New Orleans I-10 East, LA

    3 Stars
    7.2(2,970 ratings)

    Newly renovated property, Seasonal outdoor swimming pool

    8.0 miles to City center
    from  $61
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  29. Four Points by Sheraton French Quarter

    3 Stars
    8.6Excellent (7,396 ratings)

    On-site Cajun cuisine and bar, Historic French Opera House site

    0.6 miles to French Quarter
    from  $109
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  30. La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham New Orleans Downtown

    3 Stars
    7.5Good (9,948 ratings)

    Spacious king suites with privacy, Walkable access to major attractions

    1.0 miles to French Quarter
    from  $58
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  31. The Garden District Hotel

    4 Stars
    9.5Excellent (36 ratings)
    1.1 miles to City center
    from  $139
    See prices from 2 sites

  32. Homewood Suites by Hilton New Orleans French Quarter

    3 Stars
    8.3Very good (6,987 ratings)

    Unique recreational amenities, Outdoor pool and sun terrace

    0.5 miles to City center
    from  $66
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  33. Le Richelieu Hotel

    3 Stars
    8.8Excellent (4,398 ratings)

    Saltwater pool in a tranquil courtyard, Secure on-site gated parking

    0.1 miles to French Quarter
    from  $60
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  34. The Lafayette New Orleans By Kasa Living

    4 Stars
    8.5Excellent (3,687 ratings)

    Mardi Gras parade route views, On-site Desi Vega's Steakhouse

    1.3 miles to French Quarter
    from  $80
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  35. French Market Inn

    3 Stars
    9.3Excellent (8,807 ratings)

    Prime French Quarter location, Unique room design elements

    0.6 miles to French Quarter
    from  $87
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NEW ORLEANS, A ONE-OF-A-KIND BLEND OF CULTURES

You may not know this, but up until 1803, the French had colonized a major part of the United States, from Louisiana all the way up to Montana, and even Iowa! At this time, French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte decided to sell all the French possessions in North America to the United States.

This historical fact is at the foundation of one of New Orleans’ most prominent features: a multicultural city. With its location right by the Caribbean Sea in the Mississippi river delta, it benefited from cultural importation from France, but also Spain and the French Caribbean territories. And the result is mind-blowing: you will love this mix of French, Spanish, Creole, US and even Cajun cultures!

The colonial city of New Orleans is a museum in itself: walking through its various districts will surprise you and provide you lots of fun. The city offers countless things to do, concerts to see, family activities… In New Orleans, the locals never run out of ideas, so you probably won’t either!

Ten years ago, New Orleans was almost completely destroyed by hurricane Katrina. Though its reconstruction is a long and complicated process, the locals, out of love for their own city and unique lifestyle, have been putting amazing work into rebuilding it. In just ten years, they turned the field of ruins that New Orleans was into a newly up-and-coming city , with a bustling nightlife, activities all year round, and even a rising movie scene: New Orleans wishes to be an alternative to LA, more independent, with less glitter and less movie star craze, but just as thrilling movie productions. During your walks through New Orleans, you certainly won’t miss that as movies are being shot all over the city.

New Orleans has something for everyone. Whether you want to experience it like the locals do, or simply have fun with your family, you will surely have a great time in New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS LIKE THE LOCALS

As said before, no one knows how to have fun in New Orleans as much as the locals. Ensure that you don’t miss out on it by staying at one of the many b&b accommodation options available around the city. This will give you a contact with the locals that few other options will. For a fairly cheap hotel in a traditional area offering a traditional setting, recommendations will send you to the Hotel Villa Convento in the French Quarter. There, you can choose to include a breakfast in your stay or go have it somewhere else to experience even more of New Orleans!

Most tourist guides will tell you to take a tour through the French Quarter , or “Vieux Carré”. In this neighborhood, you’ll see the world-famous Bourbon Street, with many tourist attractions. The locals would tell you that it’s not a very authentic Nola-venue, but more of a tourist attraction. If you want to do it like the locals, head over to Frenchmen Street to find bars with blues/jazz live music and a true traditional New Orleans atmosphere! If you’re a music fan, this should send you to seventh heaven! As you probably know it, Louisiana and the Mississippi River delta are known to be the birthplace of the blues.

The French Quarter houses a blend of French, Spanish and Creole architecture. For an even more local-approved place, take a trip to the Faubourg Tremé, which was made famous by an eponymous series. By walking through this area, you will see born-and-raised New Orleanians relaxing on the front porch of their apartment, or feel your nostrils tickled by the delicious smell of a 100% traditional crawfish boil, which people usually prepare and share in their backyards.

Speaking of food, New Orleans gastronomy reflects its cultural métissage : in addition to crawfish boils, try the typical gumbo, jambalaya, or even a po-boy, a sandwich made from French-style baguette, overstuffed with whatever you want to have in it. There are many restaurants offering this traditional food in New Orleans. No reservations needed, just walk in and enjoy!

To experience New Orleans culture, there is one time of the year that cannot disappoint you. “If you’re going to New Orleans, you ought to go see the Mardi Gras”, sings famous blues artist Professor Longhair. Follow the recommendation of this Nola icon! If you can, take the chance to admire this unique carnival, which once was celebrated in France. See how New Orleans’ unique version of Mardi Gras outlived the French one to become a tradition of its own… With black, white and Cajun people parading together in colorful costumes that the locals spend months preparing ahead of time, make the most of New Orleans’ multicultural dimension!

LGBT NOLA

New Orleans is also known for being part of the gay friendly cities in the Southern US. There are many locations and nightlife venues that are specifically LGBT-oriented and offer great deals to members of the community. And of course, many others where people of all orientations are welcome.

In terms of things to do, New Orleans’ top activities will not disappoint you. In addition to just walking around the city and experiencing its special atmosphere, you can also discover its unique cuisine or find out about its history in the many museums that it houses. Its nightlife is also worth a look. If you’re a blues or jazz fan, perfect! You will have a harder time making up your mind than finding places worth seeing. And even if that isn’t your cup of tea, that doesn’t mean you should go to bed at 10pm and stay there! Above all others, Bourbon street houses many clubs and even adult entertainment venues that play charts music, so you will have fun no matter how or where!

In New Orleans, the water is always near. Between the Mississippi River, Lake Pontchartrain, Lake Borgne and even the Caribbean Sea, if you want to be close to the water, or even to bathe, there is a place for you. While you’re at it, you can hop on a boat to the Breton National Wildlife refuge, a long island with many rare species on it. And of course, you can head out of the city for a day, to discover Louisiana’s natural environment: the bayou! In this warm and humid hinterland made of swamps, you can visit, among others, alligator farms, and may even get the chance to meet authentic Cajuns!

As for entertainment, don’t miss the Sinners & Saints festival, usually in early May, a particularly gay-friendly event. Mardi Gras also usually features exceptional drag queen contests.

Gay people will have tons of choice in terms of hotels, even if you can’t afford a five-star place. For a nice place in the French Quarter, choose the Hotel Bienville House. At this cozy place, you will be within walking distance of many points of interest.

A TOP DESTINATION FOR FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT

Quite understandably, you don’t plan to take your kids out to music bars at night and have fun all night long. That is not a surprise. But does that mean you can’t go to New Orleans with your children? Absolutely not!

Many Nola activities are rated children-compatible, so your whole family can have great fun!

First of all, the city itself is a museum. Discover its colorful houses and tell your children about the amazing history of New Orleans. You can also discover Louisiana’s hinterland, with the well-known Louisiana bayou. Take your children to an alligator farm and let them discover this iconic species!

Still with animals, you might consider taking your family to see the Audubon Zoo & Aquarium : at this amazing location, your kids will see animals that they probably have never seen before! From rare endangered species to monkeys and bright colorful fish, smiles and awws are guaranteed!

Louisiana can even offer you its Children Museum, a place for kids of all ages! In addition, children under the age of 1 get in for free, so literally everyone can enjoy it.

If you’re looking for comfortable motels that will have your entire family over, take a look at the Super 8 New Orleans to have a comfortable, affordable stay. Who needs pools when the beach is as close as it is in New Orleans? During the weekend or any day of the week, take a family trip to the Caribbean Sea and enjoy its marvellous landscapes.

By now, you shouldn’t think New Orleans is no place for children anymore!

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