Planning a trip to the Big Easy and want a hotel with real character? I’ve stayed in everything from creaky old French Quarter inns to sleek, modern rooftop escapes—and I can tell you, New Orleans Hotels know how to make a stay memorable. Whether you’re after jazz-age charm, Southern hospitality, or a stylish spot close to the action, I’ve got a few go-to picks that I think you’ll love too.

Highlights (Places I’ve Stayed or Would Book Again):

  • Historic boutique hotels in the French Quarter – I’ve stayed in a few where the courtyard alone is worth the trip.
  • Luxury hotels along Canal Street and the Garden District – If you’re into elegance and palm-lined streets, you’ll feel right at home.
  • Trendy Warehouse District hotels with art and nightlife vibes – I love the creative energy in this area, especially if you're going out after dinner.
  • Charming bed-and-breakfasts in Uptown neighborhoods – I once stayed in one with a front porch swing and homemade breakfast. You’ll never want to leave.
  • Rooftop pool hotels with city skyline views – Perfect for cooling off after a day exploring. Trust me, the views at sunset are unforgettable.

Best New Orleans Hotels:

New Orleans Downtown Hotels

Windsor Court Hotel

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Hotels In the French Quarter

Bourbon Orleans Hotel

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FAQ:

  • What makes New Orleans a must-visit destination?
    • Whether it’s the jazz, blues, and nightlife of Bourbon Street, the grand mansions of the Garden District, or the quintessential New Orleans cuisine of the French Quarter, this vibrant city never disappoints.
  • What events attract visitors to New Orleans?
    • Whether you’re in town for a football game, a visit to Tulane University, or the annual Mardi Gras celebration, New Orleans offers unforgettable experiences.
  • Where should visitors stay in New Orleans?
    • You’ll want to check out these New Orleans accommodations to find the perfect place to stay during your visit.

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