Bourbon Orleans Hotel
4 StarsHistoric French Quarter location, Tranquil courtyard saltwater pool
Historic French Quarter location, Tranquil courtyard saltwater pool
Diverse on-site dining experiences, Elegant southern refinement
World-famous Drago's Seafood Restaurant, Multi-million dollar renovated rooms
Literary Landmark status, Rooftop pool with city views
Rooms with original architectural details, Saltwater pool in a serene courtyard
Historic 1827 Creole townhouse, Marble baths with spa tubs
Secluded courtyard with pool oasis, Balcony rooms for street views
On-site Bourbon House Restaurant, Historic building on Canal Street
Direct access to Mr. Ed's Restaurant, Historic charm meets modern convenience
Secluded tropical courtyards, Two refreshing outdoor pools
Unique room design elements, Dedicated concierge service
Upscale Patrick's Bar Vin, Haunted French Quarter tours
Themed rooms with local murals, Balcony rooms with city views
Historic French Quarter location, Refreshing outdoor swimming pool
Saltwater pool in a tranquil courtyard, Secure on-site gated parking
Historic French Quarter location, Rooftop saltwater pool oasis
On-site Cajun cuisine and bar, Historic French Opera House site
Prime French Quarter location, Unique room design elements
Steps from Bourbon Street nightlife, Cafe Conti for delightful meals
Authentic New Orleans ambiance, Secluded courtyard with pool and spa
Historic French Quarter location, Tropically landscaped courtyards
Prime French Quarter location, Authentic Louisiana dining onsite
Exclusive third-floor outdoor patio, Pet-friendly accommodations
Unique recreational amenities, Outdoor pool and sun terrace
Panoramic city and river views, Rooftop outdoor swimming pool
Luxurious waffle cotton bathrobes, Heated saltwater courtyard pool
Esplanade Avenue front porch views, Unique antique and modern decor
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Spacious suites with city views, Unique culinary concierge services
On-site dining with local flair, 16th floor ballrooms with city views
Authentic Cajun-Creole dining at Trenasse, Rooftop pool with city views
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Landmark Coronet Mural, Rooftop pool with city views
Authentic French Quarter courtyards, Featured on haunted history tours
Rooms with New Orleans artwork, Select rooms with jetted tubs
Latitude 29 tiki bar and restaurant, Old-world rooms with modern comforts
Mississippi River and city views, Diverse on-site dining options
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It’s not a proper visit to New Orleans without stopping by the bustling French Quarter. The cultural centre of the city is a 78-block tourist’s delight packed with colourful buildings, lively bars and restaurants, and some of the best things to do in New Orleans. Whether it’s listening to live jazz music float down from the ever-present cast iron balconies, watching street performers in Jackson Square, or drooling over classic Cajun fare, the French Quarter is a place where all of your senses come alive.
A great way to start any French Quarter adventure is to immerse yourself in a bit of New Orleans history. The Presbytère is not only beautiful to look at with its distinct Spanish colonial architecture, but it is a treasure trove of information. The Mardi Gras Museum, Hurricane Katrina exhibit and part of the Louisiana State Museum can be found here, and it’s the perfect place to learn about the area. The Williams Research Center is another destination to discover the past, with an impressive collection of books, documents and photographs dedicated to the preservation of New Orleans and Louisiana culture.
From here, you might want to explore history in a different way, by touring either the Gallier House or the 1850 House, two historically significant residences that immerse visitors in two of the most prosperous periods of New Orleans. Overlooking the French Quarter is St. Louis Cathedral, the oldest continually running Catholic cathedral in the U.S. Adjacent Jackson Square is a good place to rest weary feet and people watch, perhaps while enjoying a café au lait and beignet, a traditional New Orleans snack. While the list of things to do in the French Quarter is endless, other notable stops in the Big Easy include the New Orleans Jazz Museum, Voodoo Museum, and Le Petit Theatre for nightly entertainment.
A vast selection of hotels are situated right in the French Quarter. Whether you are looking for a smaller hotel with centuries of stories to tell, or larger accommodation with a rooftop swimming pool overlooking the Mississippi River, there are French Quarter hotels for every preference. Many visitors base their choice of hotel around a specific event in New Orleans. For example, tourists might look for hotels on Bourbon Street during Mardis Gras to be right in the middle of the action, or a hotel near the main sights and sounds of the popular French Quarter Festival.
Since a big part of any New Orleans experience is the mouth-watering Louisiana cuisine, visitors to the city might want to look for a hotel that has a restaurant as good as its rooms. When it comes to where to stay, you can’t beat a great lobby bar for a traditional New Orleans cocktail, or a low-key café serving a classic po’ boy, bread pudding or heaping serving of gumbo. For something truly unique, the Hotel Monteleone has nightly entertainment at the revolving Carousel Bar and Lounge, and restaurants like the Rib Room at Omni Royal New Orleans and Bistreaux at Maison Dupuy put a refined touch on classic New Orleans cuisine.
French Quarter is a top attraction in New Orleans, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near French Quarter, including popular choices like Jean Lafitte House, Lamothe House Hotel a French Quarter Guest Houses Property, Royal Street Inn and R Bar, Le Richelieu Hotel, Royal Barracks Guest House.
Discover nearby attractions, such as French Quarter, French Market, Faubourg Marigny, Moonwalk, Saint Louis Cathedral, all within a convenient distance from French Quarter.