The Royal Sonesta New Orleans
4 StarsUpscale Cajun and Creole dining, Secluded tropical courtyard pool
Upscale Cajun and Creole dining, Secluded tropical courtyard pool
Heated outdoor saltwater pool, French Quarter planning note
Heated rooftop swimming pool, Refined Louisiana Creole gastronomy
Mississippi River view rooms, Southern Creole dining at Mr. Ed's
Signature waffles at Twisted Waffle, Expert local tour concierge
Mississippi River and city views, World-famous charbroiled oysters
Chic French Quarter boutique concept, Heated outdoor saltwater pool
Fresh Creole seafood dining, Flexible grand event spaces
Central Bienville Street location, Traditional French-inspired breakfast
Authentic Cajun and Creole dining, Versatile courtyard event space
Mississippi River vistas, Jazz at the Blue Dog
Authentic period room details, On-site fitness center
Prime French Quarter location, Secluded stone-paved courtyards
Family-friendly game room, Courtyard swimming pool
Third-floor outdoor terrace, Full breakfast buffet
Heated rooftop saltwater pool, Prime Royal Street location
Mardi Gras front row views, Gulf Coast flavors at Trenasse
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Expansive destination spa and wellness, Upscale Cajun and Caribbean dining
Saltwater courtyard swimming pool, Tranquil Magnolia Garden courtyards
Marble bathrooms with jetted tubs, Authentic boutique atmosphere
Quiet courtyard-facing retreats, Authentic Louisiana Creole dining
Mississippi River view ballrooms, Seasonal rooftop swimming pool
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Spacious rooms with city views, Family-friendly dining perks
Monkey Board rooftop terrace, Jayne bistro and bar
Traditional European-style guest rooms, Secluded courtyard swimming pool
On-site valet parking service, Secluded tropical courtyards
Spacious family-friendly suites, Historic high-rise central stay
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Spacious suites with colossal tubs, Celebrity-led culinary destination
Mississippi River view rooms, Dynamic elevator technology
Historic 19th-century warehouse charm, In-house fitness studio
Decatur Street riverside location, Authentic period furnishings
Historic department store architecture, Poolside dining at Casting Call
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Apartment-style accommodations with kitchenettes, Authentic 19th-century French Quarter charm
Refreshing outdoor saltwater pool, Secure gated on-site parking
Historic financial district landmark, Modern fitness and wellness studio
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Running adjacent to the Mississippi River and spanning the length of the French Quarter, Bourbon Street is known for its lively bars, nightclubs, and strip clubs. It is regarded as New Orleans’ biggest tourist attraction. However, this bustling street is suitable only for adults. Walking from bar to bar with a drink in your hand is seen as common practice on Bourbon Street, as it is fully legal to consume alcohol in the streets of New Orleans. There are also several hotels on the street, along with fantastic places to stop for a quick bite to eat. This vibrant street comes alive at night, and you’ll find a lot of the action closer to the Canal Street end.
After Louisiana was claimed by the French in the 17th Century, a lot of its streets were named after royal French houses. House of Bourbon lends its name to this famous street, which has become the liveliest tourist attraction in New Orleans. Today, you’ll find visitors walking up and down the sidewalk with ’go-cups’ which have been made popular over the years by several bars and restaurants along the street. Often plastic or polystyrene, these cups allow you to walk around with a drink in your hand while exploring all that this street has to offer. If you’re unfamiliar with a few traditions, you might be surprised when looking up onto the famous balconies to find ladies showing a little more than you’d expect in exchange for beads.
While you’re partying the night away, don’t forget to pop in to one of many gift stores to collect a souvenir or two, which are often adult themed. It’s not uncommon to walk into a bar on Bourbon Street to find a karaoke stage where you’ll be able to show off your singing skills. You could also take a ride on a mechanical bull while trying your hardest not to fall off. If you’re into jazz music, you’ll find live performances every night at Fritzel’s European Jazz Club. Bourbon House Restaurant will take care of your appetite with fresh seafood dishes. This highly rated historical restaurant is certainly worth the visit for those who appreciate good food.
After a late night of fun, you’ll need somewhere close to rest your head, slip away from the crowds, and re-energise. There are plenty of hotels in the French Quarter that will more than cater for your needs. Bourbon Orleans Hotel is an obvious choice for those who enjoy being pampered after a long night out. This excellently rated hotel is situated steps from the action, and offers on-site facilities that will make you want to stay an extra night (or two). Take a dip in the outdoor courtyard pool, feast on breakfast and dinner at The Creole Restaurant, and break a sweat in the fully equipped fitness centre.
Boasting a grand lobby, modern rooms with amenities such as a safe, flat-screen TV, and a coffee maker, as well as a large conference room, Crowne Plaza New Orleans French Quarter Hotel provides guests with a comfortable, well-priced place to stay during their time in the beautiful city.
Bourbon Street is a top attraction in New Orleans, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near Bourbon Street, including popular choices like Hotel Le Marais, Prince Conti Hotel, The Royal Sonesta New Orleans, Four Points by Sheraton French Quarter, The Celestine.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Bourbon Street, Louisiana Supreme Court, Royal Street, Saint Louis Cathedral, Mardi Gras, all within a convenient distance from Bourbon Street.