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Ramada by Wyndham New Orleans - New Orleans - Bedroom
Ramada by Wyndham New Orleans
5.1 Fair
Pines Village$69+
$69+
Parking
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Le Pavillon New Orleans - New Orleans - Restaurant
Le Pavillon New Orleans
8.2 Very good
Central Business District$174+
$174+
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
The Ritz-Carlton New Orleans
9.1 Wonderful
French Quarter$379+
$379+
Pool
Pet friendly
Spa
Bourbon Orleans Hotel
8.5 Very good
French Quarter$232+
$232+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Pet friendly
Sheraton New Orleans Hotel
8.1 Very good
Central Business District$218+
$218+
Pool
Pet friendly
Four Seasons Hotel New Orleans
8.9 Very good
Central Business District$474+
$474+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Pet friendly
French Market Inn
8.6 Very good
French Quarter$174+
$174+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool

New Orleans hotels near Canal Street

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Hotel Monteleone - New Orleans - Lounge
Hotel Monteleone
9.1 Wonderful
French Quarter$238+
$238+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
The Royal Sonesta New Orleans - New Orleans - Lobby
The Royal Sonesta New Orleans
8.2 Very good
French Quarter$271+
$271+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool

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The 10 best hotels in New Orleans

Discover the top hotels in New Orleans handpicked by local expert Kathleen Donnelly.
Kate Donnelly
December 6, 2023

For the last two decades, I’ve been visiting New Orleans – the historic, 304-year-old Southern port city large on charms, culture, and fabled culinary ambitions. From the boisterous action of the French Quarter to the hip, up-and-coming Faubourg Marigny neighborhood and over to the Oak-tree-lined confines of the Lower Garden District, the Crescent City continues to expand its hotel accommodations. A diverse sprawl of high-end hotel chains alongside independent boutiques gives New Orleans its lasting edge – while remaining an iconic town chock-full of live music, old cemeteries, Creole cooking, signature cocktails (Sazerac anyone?), and, of course, raucous Mardi Gras and Jazz Festival gatherings. Above all though, New Orleans offers legendary hospitality. In fact, should any American city have written the book on how to welcome out-of-towners, surely it was the Big Easy. Below are my favorite picks for the best New Orleans hotels.

1.

The Ritz-Carlton New Orleans

Address:

921 Canal Street

Price:

$264-2092/night

Occupying a stately Beaux-Arts building, the Ritz Carlton sits on a full city block on Canal Street – and underwent an extensive $40 million renovation a few years back. These days, the property’s antique-inspired rooms are decked out in blue and gold, many offering stellar French Quarter views, alongside plush velvet armchairs and embroidered headboards. Outside, an interior courtyard filled with sago palm trees provides a shady place to relax.
Alternatively,you can opt for relaxation inside the hotel’s 22-room gold-accented spa where you’ll find unique treatments like a Voodoo Ritual and Southern Ceremony (including a zesty body scrub and anti-aging facial). The hotel also boasts a state-of-the-art gym and a large subterranean lap pool that conjures a visit to a European bathhouse.
To eat, M Bistro offers organic farm-to-table classics and seafood from Louisiana purveyors. Later in the day, don’t miss a cocktail and legendary jazz trumpeter Jeremy Davenport playing inside his namesake lounge.

2.

Four Seasons Hotel New Orleans

Address:

2 Canal Street

Price:

$257-2555/night

Inside a landmark 1967 modernist building along the Mississippi River, and anchored in the heart of the Central Business District, the towering new Four Seasons hosts a serene sprawl of 341 rooms and suites. Thanks to large floor-to-ceiling windows you’re practically guaranteed a great view from each vantage point.
Calming, neutral-toned accommodations feature modern white-oak furniture while Carrara marble bathrooms are kitted with oval soaking tubs. In line with the brand’s luxe amenities, you’ll find a crescent-shaped rooftop pool alongside an eight-room spa (you might consider the Detox massage after a night of revelry).
Meanwhile, the lobby’s fashionable Chandelier Bar is ideal for sipping a Sazerac while admiring the pièce de résistance: a custom 15,000-piece crystal chandelier. To eat, award-winning chef Alon Shaya’s Miss River offers classic New Orleans fare; while Chemin à la Mer serves Louisiana cuisine executed with French technique.

3.

Kimpton Hotel Fontenot

Address:

501 Tchoupitoulas Street

Price:

$114-960/night

A few years ago, the Kimpton Hotel Fontenot opened in the Central Business District. A quick jaunt to the French Quarter and hip Warehouse District, the property’s modern 202-rooms weave a clean palette of blacks, whites, and pops of soft pinks and purples. You’ll also find chic tambour armor and French-inspired cane beds kitted out with soft Frette linens. In the mornings, take a stretch on in-room yoga mats and enjoy bathing with custom Atelier Bloem toiletries.
The lobby features a butterfly installation and a musically-inclined art piece paying homage to Louis Armstrong and King Oliver. Later, draped in a poppy menagerie of patterns, drop by the regal blue-and-green-hued Peacock Room for a taste of elevated blue crab pimento cheese or dig into a hearty oyster gumbo.
Meanwhile, just off the lobby, you can sip a coffee (with an optional boozy spike) at the aptly-titled Gospel Coffee and Boozy Treats. Rest and repeat.

4.

The Windsor Court

Address:

300 Gravier Street

Price:

$219-3256/night

Drop your bags at this venerable grand dame whose ornate 19th-century British-flared decor (antiques and artwork) certainly conjures up an English retreat. A short walk from the French Quarter, you’ll uncover a formal lobby featuring vignettes of plush oversized armchairs, oil paintings, and fresh flowers.
The hotel’s collection of 316 rooms are mostly suites and include spacious seating areas with Louis XVI chairs and writing desks. A handful of rooms also have private balconies. Just off the lobby, Le Salon offers a traditional afternoon tea service while The Grill Room is usually reserved for a boozy Sunday Jazz brunch and the Polo Lounge offers elevated bar nibbles and top-notch martinis.
On the rooftop, you’ll find a state-of-the-art gym, a 65-foot saltwater pool (heated in the wintertime), and a bar pouring high-end cocktails (after all, you’re in New Orleans).

5.

Hotel Peter and Paul

Address:

2317 Burgundy Street

Price:

$104-1046/night

Situated in a 19th-century, red-brick former Catholic church complex in the bohemian-vibed Faubourg Marigny neighborhood, you’ll find a foursome of structures: a church, convent, schoolhouse, and rectory. A savvy boutique collaboration between native New Orleanian Nathli Jordan and Ash NYC, the hotel’s 71-rooms are kitted out in a variety of European accents – Swedish, French, Italian – and include gingham prints, antique chandeliers, and trompel’oeil murals.
And, while no two rooms are alike, all feature luxurious marble bathrooms. Clawfoot tubs in the bedrooms provide further welcome respite. The old church, complete with stained-glass windows, doubles as a space for events and weekly yoga classes. Inside an intimate parlor you’ll find the Elysian Bar (from the folks who run the nearby wine shop Bacchanal) pouring niche libations, bespoke cocktails, and inspired nibbles.
In the morning, grab a caffeinated beverage at the small on-site coffee shop before you take off for a stroll in neighboring Bywater.

6.

The Barnett

Address:

600 Carondelet Street

Price:

$121-773/night

One of the first boutique hotels to open in the Warehouse District in 2016, this 9-story, 1928-Art Deco building was re-imagined by the famed New York-based design firm Roman + Williams. Amid vintage furniture, soft lighting, and a decidedly industrial vibe, creatives and locals gather in the communal spaces, including the lobby, which hosts a buzzy happy hour.
Upstairs, the property’s 234 rooms are kitted out with French Deco wooden furniture and chic dark-tiled bathrooms. Atop the building sits a rooftop pool surrounded by greenery, doubling as a fun spot (and a personal favorite) for sipping a refreshing cocktail from the on-site bar Alto.
You certainly won’t go hungry at the Ace New Orleans: the French-Italian eatery Josephine Estella serves up seafood and pasta; while the cozy, warmly-lit Seaworthy pairs wild-caught oysters with domestic wines.

7.

One11 Hotel

Address:

111 Iberville Street

Price:

$162-1123/night

Located on the eastern edge of the French Quarter and near the Audubon Aquarium and Woldenberg Park, this new boutique hotel mixes its contemporary aesthetic with historic roots. Set in a handsome former sugar factory, the hotel’s hushed, neutral-toned rooms and “sweets,” 83 in total, pay homage to its former tenant with flourishes including exposed wooden beams, large picture windows, and industrial iron.
You’ll also find a sprawl of mid-century modern furniture, glass walk-in showers, and Malin + Goetz bath products. Downstairs, there’s a leafy courtyard with a swimming pool and a fire pit for lounging. Later, drop by the hip Batture Bistro + Bar for hand-crafted cocktails, New Orleans staples, and a Creole-inspired Sunday brunch. Or journey to the eighth-floor rooftop terrace for unobstructed views of the Mississippi River and stately Saint Louis Cathedral.

8.

The Pontchartrain Hotel

Address:

2031 St. Charles Avenue

Price:

$92-954/night

Set in the Lower Garden District, this charming hotel once hosted literary giant Tennessee Williams – in fact, he wrote parts of his famed A Streetcar Named Desire at this site. Inside, you’ll find a jewel-toned, emerald-and-crimson palette mixed with crystal chandeliers and gilded mirrors.
The decor of the hotel’s 106 rooms is accented with pinks and mints and asymmetrically-hung artwork. Bathrooms feature glass cabinets with old-fashioned pill bottles and Le Labo toiletries. To eat, the Jack Rose (whose name pays homage to a Williams play) serves European-inspired cuisine. After dinner, an analog-style elevator whisks you to the eleventh-floor rooftop where the buzzy Hot Tin bar pours champagne and innovative cocktails with skyline views.
Outside, listen to the streetcar rumble along St. Charles Avenue and venture to one of the area’s local po-boy shops (just don’t forget your old-school, red-tasseled room key).

9.

Maison Metier, A Hyatt-Affiliated Hotel

Address:

546 Carondelet Street

Price:

$228-1424/night

Channel a bygone European age inside this former Beaux Art-flourished building (established 1908) in the Warehouse District. A savvy collaboration between the Ace Hotel Group and LA-based Shamshiri Studio, you’ll be wowed by a dramatic duo of staircases and Art Deco lighting.
Upstairs, the hotel’s 67 rooms are accented with blue bed frames, zodiac-symbol etched coffee tables, and tiled bathrooms employing coiled-serpent shower doors. In the mornings, a light-filled, Parisian-inspired breakfast room with parquet floors serves à la carte pastries, warm sugar-dusted beignets, and coffee.
Come evening, just beyond a secret doorway in the library room, guests will find their way into the red-hued, cheetah-print Bar Marliou where craft cocktails are compliments of the hip Parisian group Quixotic Projects. Stretch your legs and hop a streetcar to visit the Lower Garden District’s famed antebellum mansions. Don’t forget to stop and smell the flowers too.

10.

Hotel Monteleone

Address:

214 Royal Street

Price:

$132-1000/night

Regal and royal come to my mind when arriving at this Royal Street institution. Dating back to the 1880s, a bustling, marble-encrusted lobby features swanky crystal chandeliers and dramatic gilded ceilings. A few steps away, sip a French 75 inside the classic Carousel Bar, a popular haunt featuring a revolving carousel.
The hotel’s whopping 522 guest rooms, dressed in floral patterns and striped wallpapers, offer a quiet respite from the bustling French Quarter action. Meanwhile, larger Literary Suites, whose names nod to writers like William Faulkerand Eudora Welty, feature spacious parlors and posh granite bathrooms.
The on-site eatery Criollo doles out many of my favorites including Creole eggs benedict and decadent desserts à la bread pudding. In the afternoons, retreat to the rooftop pool surrounded by leafy plants and take in the stellar French Quarter and Mississippi River views.

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Average price (weeknight)

$148

Average price (weekend night)

$166
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Top tips for finding New Orleans hotel deals

  • If you’re looking for a cheap hotel in New Orleans, you should consider visiting during the low season. You'll find cheaper hotels in New Orleans in August and June.
  • Hotel room prices vary depending on many factors but you’ll most likely find the best hotel deals in New Orleans if you stay on a Saturday. The opposite is true for, Thursday, which is usually the most expensive day.
  • Book at least 7 days before your stay begins to get the best price for your New Orleans hotel.
  • The cheapest 3-star hotel room in New Orleans found on KAYAK in the last 2 weeks was $187, while the most expensive was $286.
  • How long should you stay? KAYAK users usually book their hotel in New Orleans for 2 days.
  • Guests who experience allergic reactions can choose to book their stay in Crowne Plaza New Orleans French Quarter while visiting New Orleans. The hotel offers air-conditioned rooms to eliminate any impurities from the air. Located about 0.2 miles from the New Orleans Musical Legends Park, the hotel provides hypoallergenic and non-feather pillows to the guests. The surfaces prone to high touch are also disinfected to ensure the guests are kept from infections.
  • If you have limited mobility, consider booking a room at the New Orleans Marriott hotel, about 2-minute walk from the Audubon Butterfly Garden and Insectarium. The hotel offers roll-in showers and adapted baths for guests of the hotel. You can access the hotel’s upper floors using the elevators, with the toilets fitted with grab rails for better support.
  • The Hilton New Orleans Riverside offers convenient services for business travelers. The entire hotel has internet and Wi-Fi accessibility, making it easier for guests to work remotely while on holiday. The hotels also offer conference rooms and convenient facilities for video and teleconferencing. The guests can also use the meeting/banquet facilities for any official or corporate meeting within the hotel.
  • Nightlife lovers visiting New Orleans will be happy to book their stay at The Royal Sonesta New Orleans hotel. Located about 0.3 miles from the New Orleans Pharmacy Museum and 0.3 miles from the Preservation Hall, The Royal Sonesta New Orleans hotel allows the guests to access the nightclub or engage in evening entertainment. The hotel also has a bar/lounge, a minibar where you can grab a beer and vending machines for drinks.
  • Lovers visiting New Orleans should book their stay at Hotel Monteleone. This hotel is located about 2 miles from the New Orleans Musical Legends Park and allows you to visit the Audubon Butterfly Garden and Insectarium, located about 0.2 miles. The hotel also provides a spa and wellness center to treat our better half with a massage, spa and a heated pool. If you are planning your wedding, the Hotel Monteleone offers wedding services with an onsite gift shop.
  • If you’re looking for a cheap hotel in New Orleans that is near the city’s major attractions, try looking in the neighborhoods of Marigny, which has a few more budget-friendly options, such as the Olde Town Inn.
  • If you’re looking for pet-friendly hotels in the heart of the city, you will find more choices in the French Quarter, like the Omni Royal Orleans Hotel.
  • Business travelers who need accommodation near the airport can try neighborhoods that border Louis Armstrong International Airport (MSY). You’ll find the Wyndham Garden New Orleans Airport Hotel in Westgate or the Days Inn New Orleans Airport in South Kenner.
  • The Warehouse District is convenient if you want to stay close to the Convention Center. The Omni Riverfront Hotel is a great hotel nearby.
  • For those looking New Orleans hotels near the cruise port, the Hilton New Orleans Riverside is a good option right on the waterfront.
  • In town for an event and looking for a hotel in New Orleans near the Superdome? The Holiday Inn New Orleans-Downtown Superdome in the Central Business District provides one of the closest options.
  • Antique lovers and history buffs will find plenty of choice in the Garden District, but for those who want to stay right in the middle of the action, there’s the Four Points by Sheraton French Quarter on Bourbon Street. Budget-friendly options such as Place d'Armes Hotel can be found just a short walk away.
  • If you’re at one of the New Orleans hotels on St Charles Avenue, like the Best Western Plus The Charles Hotel, then it’s only a short walk to the RTA bus Magazine Street line, which runs from downtown to uptown and is a cost-effective way to see all the attractions along the way.

FAQs when booking a hotel in New Orleans

  • Are there New Orleans hotels convenient for family travelers?

    If traveling in the company of your family to New Orleans, you should consider making a booking at the Sheraton New Orleans Hotel. The hotel offers kid's meals, cribs, a kid-friendly buffet and family rooms. The guests can also access laundry and ironing services.

  • Which hotel in New Orleans offers car rental services?

    The Hyatt Regency New Orleans offers car rental services to the hotel's guests at relative charges. Located about 0.6 miles from the New Orleans Musical Legends Park, the Hyatt Regency hotel offers an airport shuttle with a surcharge and private and valet parking.

  • Is there a New Orleans hotel that is more convenient for a traveling mother?

    If you are a traveling mother with a baby in New Orleans, the Le Pavillon New Orleans hotel gives convenient services to such guests. Located about 5 miles from the Louisiana Children’s Museum, the hotel offers babysitting and child care services from professionals.

  • Which hotel in New Orleans is convenient for nightlife lovers?

    If you love nightlife in New Orleans, the https://www.kayak.com/New-Orleans-Hotels-Hilton-New-Orleans-Riverside.34607.ksp hotel offers casino and evening entertainment access. You can also access this hotel's nightclub with a bar/lounge and vending machines for drinks.

  • What are good family hotels in New Orleans?

    The Homewood Suites by Hilton New Orleans French Quarter is a good pick for families. The property has plenty of family-friendly amenities, with suites and kitchenettes. The Blake Hotel on St Charles Ave is located close to public transportation and is another convenient option for families or groups traveling together.

  • How to find a good New Orleans hotel near Canal Street?

    Canal Street was once the main street of New Orleans, and many of the old buildings have been repurposed by luxury hotels, so there are 5-star options aplenty. The Ritz Carlton in the French Quarter is located close to all of Canal Street’s popular shopping areas, while the nearby New Orleans Marriott is a cheaper choice in the same location.

  • Are there hotels in New Orleans with free parking?

    The La Quinta Inn in the West Bank/Gretna area has free parking and is close to attractions like the Manhattan Plaza shopping center and the German-American Cultural Center. For those who want to stay a bit closer to the nightlife but are trying to keep costs down, The Garden District House is a budget-conscious option in the Garden District.

  • How to find a quiet and relaxing hotel in New Orleans?

    If you’re looking for peace and quiet, then it’s best to avoid picking your New Orleans hotel along the main tourist strips. The InterContinental New Orleans in the Central Business District is a nice, quiet choice away from the bustle of Canal Street but still within walking distance from the major attractions on Bourbon Street. The Best Western Plus French Quarter Landmark Hotel is another good choice.

  • Where to stay in New Orleans?

    We've recorded a higher demand for hotels in French Quarter, Garden District, and close to Bourbon Street.

  • What are the best hotels near Bourbon Street?

    Travelers who like staying near Bourbon Street recommend Hotel Monteleone, Crowne Plaza New Orleans French Qtr - Astor and Wyndham New Orleans - French Quarter.

  • How much does a hotel cost in New Orleans?

    KAYAK users have found double rooms in New Orleans for as cheap as $49 in the last 3 days. The average price is $248.

  • How much is a hotel in New Orleans for tonight?

    The best deal for a 3-star hotel room in New Orleans found by KAYAK users in the last 3 hours was $61, while a 4-star hotel room the lowest price was $74. The cheapest room found overall was for $49.

  • How much is a hotel in New Orleans for this weekend?

    The cheapest hotel room in New Orleans for the upcoming weekend found on KAYAK in the last 3 days was for $64 per night. For the same dates, 3-star hotel rooms have been found for as low as $85 per night and 4-star hotel rooms from $106 per night.

  • Which neighbourhood do KAYAK users most love to book their hotel in New Orleans?

    The most popular neighbourhood in New Orleans among KAYAK users to search for a hotel is French Quarter. Wyndham New Orleans - French Quarter, Crowne Plaza New Orleans French Qtr - Astor, and The Royal Sonesta New Orleans rank among the highest-rated hotels in French Quarter.

  • Which freebies do KAYAK users look for when booking a hotel in New Orleans?

    KAYAK users look for a hotel in New Orleans with free breakfast or free parking. Top-rated options with free free breakfast in New Orleans include Henry Howard Hotel and Grenoble House, while popular hotels with free parking in New Orleans include Historic Mardi Gras Inn and Degas House.

  • How do I find a hotel in central New Orleans?

    After you launch a hotel search on KAYAK, you can refine your research by neighborhood, which allows you to pick the central New Orleans districts. You can also do a search using the city map to choose a specific location, like New Orleans city center.

  • How can I find hotels near me?

    Take a look at our extensive hotel map to find the best hotels near you.

  • Are there New Orleans hotels with free parking?

    There are many hotels in New Orleans that offer both parking and free parking. Popular choices among KAYAK users include Ramada by Wyndham New Orleans, Trident Inn & Suites, New Orleans and St Charles Coach House Ascend Hotel Collection.

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Crowne Plaza New Orleans French Qtr - Astor - New Orleans - Lounge
$160+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Spa
New Orleans Marriott - New Orleans - Lounge
New Orleans Marriott
8.5 Very good
French Quarter$261+
$261+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
The Pelham Hotel
8.1 Very good
Central Business District$136+
$136+
Free Wi-Fi
DoubleTree by Hilton New Orleans
8.1 Very good
Central Business District$204+
$204+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Henry Howard Hotel
9.7 Wonderful
Garden District$238+
$238+
Free Wi-Fi
Maison Saint Charles by Hotel RL
7.3 Good
Central City$112+
$112+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Pet friendly
Prytania Park
8.8 Very good
Garden District$123+
$123+
Free Wi-Fi
Club Wyndham Avenue Plaza
8.4 Very good
Central City$153+
$153+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Spa
Creole Gardens Guesthouse & Inn
8.7 Very good
Garden District$182+
$182+
Parking
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
The Garden District House
10 Wonderful
Garden District$151+
$151+
Free Wi-Fi
Brent House Hotel
8.2 Very good
$170+
$170+
Parking
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
The Mercantile Hotel New Orleans
8.2 Very good
Central Business District$125+
$125+
Free Wi-Fi
Omni Riverfront Hotel
8.2 Very good
Central Business District$181+
$181+
Pet friendly
Embassy Suites by Hilton New Orleans
7.3 Good
Central Business District$161+
$161+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Pet friendly
Spa
Hyatt Regency New Orleans
8.6 Very good
Central Business District$258+
$258+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Hyatt House New Orleans Downtown
8.9 Very good
Central Business District$227+
$227+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Le Pavillon New Orleans
8.2 Very good
Central Business District$174+
$174+
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
Drury Plaza Hotel New Orleans
9.2 Wonderful
Central Business District$181+
$181+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Pet friendly
Spa
Hotel St. Pierre French Quarter
7.6 Good
French Quarter$140+
$140+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Pet friendly
Hotel Le Marais
8.2 Very good
French Quarter$177+
$177+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Hotel Villa Convento
8.3 Very good
French Quarter$153+
$153+
Parking
Free Wi-Fi
The Queen Anne
7.4 Good
Garden District$174+
$174+
Free Wi-Fi
Le Méridien New Orleans
8.1 Very good
Central Business District$184+
$184+
Pool
Pet friendly
JW Marriott New Orleans
8.8 Very good
Central Business District$294+
$294+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
The Westin New Orleans
8.7 Very good
French Quarter$276+
$276+
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
Omni Royal Orleans Hotel
8.5 Very good
French Quarter$254+
$254+
Pool
Pet friendly
Bourbon Orleans Hotel
8.5 Very good
French Quarter$232+
$232+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Pet friendly
Hotel Monteleone
9.1 Wonderful
French Quarter$238+
$238+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Pet friendly
Spa
Chateau Orleans
8.5 Very good
French Quarter$192+
$192+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Maison de Macarty
Bywater$1,529+
$1,529+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Pet friendly
Maison Pierre Lafitte
8.2 Very good
Central Business District$199+
$199+
Free Wi-Fi
Alder Hotel Uptown New Orleans
8.6 Very good
Uptown/Carrollton$153+
$153+
Parking
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Pet friendly
Empress Hotel
4.2 Mediocre
Treme/Lafitte$78+
$78+
Parking
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
The Treme Hotel
3.4 Poor
Treme/Lafitte$141+
$141+
Free Wi-Fi
Loews New Orleans Hotel
8.8 Very good
Central Business District$207+
$207+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Pet friendly
Spa
Homewood Suites By Hilton New Orleans
8.5 Very good
Central Business District$183+
$183+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Pet friendly
Andrew Jackson Hotel
7.5 Good
French Quarter$142+
$142+
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
Hotel Mazarin
8.4 Very good
French Quarter$169+
$169+
Free Wi-Fi
The Cornstalk Hotel
10 Wonderful
French Quarter$24+
$24+
Free Wi-Fi
The Barnett
8.5 Very good
Central Business District$185+
$185+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Pet friendly
The Ritz-Carlton New Orleans
9.1 Wonderful
French Quarter$379+
$379+
Pool
Pet friendly
Spa
Nopsi Hotel, New Orleans
8.7 Very good
Central Business District$242+
$242+
Pool
Pet friendly

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