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A wonderful boutique hotel in the French Quarter two blocks from Bourbon Street. Maison Dupuy has a …
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Luxurious 2-night stay at the beautiful Maison Dupuy Hotel
Dinner for two at the historic Antoine's Restaurant
Paddle & Wheel Tour for two
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New Orleans’ most famous neighborhood is the French Quarter, also known as the Vieux Carré. Every year, millions of travelers save up their precious vacation time for a few days or a week in the Quarter. Partiers love to be smack dab in the middle of the Bourbon Street fun, foodies crave easy access to world-famous, century-old restaurants, and who doesn’t enjoy strolling the cobblestoned streets, peeking into hidden courtyards and fun little shop windows filled with treasures.
On the edge of the Quarter is an artsy neighborhood known as the Faubourg Marigny, after the Creole plantation owner who once owned this land. Here the architecture blends colonial French and Spanish styles with elements of the Caribbean. If you came to New Orleans for the music, the clubs on Frenchmen Street are reason enough to book a room here.
A wonderful boutique hotel in the French Quarter two blocks from Bourbon Street. Maison Dupuy has a beautiful courtyard with a real New Orleans atmosphere; renovated historic homes surround what is now the courtyard with a fountain and pool. More Details »
In the shade of Washington Square Park, in the heart of the Frenchmen Street music scene, sits your new discovery: The Royal Frenchmen Hotel and Bar. In 2017, two historic Creole townhouses were lovingly restored to appeal to those seeking an authentic New Orleans experience in the Faubourg Marigny. More Details »
Hotel Provincial mixes history with modern amenities to create a place for you to stay in the heart of the French Quarter that you'll never forget. This hotel features a large courtyard, luxury accommodations, tropical patios and two pools. More Details »
Proudly owned by seventh generation New Orleans residents, the Campos invite you to stay at Hotel Villa Convento. It's a warm and comfortable guest house in a Creole townhouse that dates back to the 1830's. It's rumored to be the legendary House of the Rising Sun. More Details »
Nine-O-Five Royal Hotel is a cozy European-style boutique hotel located in the historic French Quarter featuring seven guestrooms and three suites with beautifully appointed period-piece furnishings and private balconies overlooking Royal Street. More Details »
Best Western PLUS Landmark French Quarter
Feel the atmosphere of the French Quarter when you step inside the Landmark. This charming 100 guestroom hotel combines elegance and comfort with expert concierges, antique furnishings, and a patio pool surrounded by greenery. More Details »
Carriage House at Maison Dupuy Hotel
Nestled in the heart of the famed French Quarter is the Carriage House at Maison Dupuy. This 2000 sq. ft. detached two-bedroom cottage with private courtyard has the comforts of a private residence and the amenities of an upscale hotel suite. More Details »
A brand new experience is coming to New Orleans in Spring 2019! Come discover the ease and fun of staying in a hostel in the heart of New Orleans, right across the street from the French Quarter. More Details »
Check out this cozy boutique New Orleans hotel in the heart of the French Quarter, with a lush courtyard and secure self-parking for a fee. Le Richelieu's full range of service is accented with a personal touch, and the vibrancy of the French Quarter is balanced by the quiet intimacy of a small hotel. More Details »
Hotels in the French Quarter will usually be on the upper end of the price spectrum, depending upon the size hotel you select. Many smaller boutique properties are more affordable; however, many provide luxury and amenities that will increase the price. The atmosphere of the hotels in the French Quarter often include courtyards, fountains, balconies, and more. Most French Quarter hotels mix our unique history with modern amenities and conveniences. Simply view the amenities under each listing to get an idea of the services offered, including restaurants, high-speed internet, flat screen televisions and exercise rooms with the newest and latest equipment.
Hotels range from small luxury boutique hotels created from mansions long ago to world-renowned brands with hundreds of rooms towering over the French Quarter with views of Jackson Square and even the Mississippi River.
The French Quarter is an international destination and is listed as a "must-see" by everyone recommending the best places to visit in the world. Often known as the Vieux Carre, the French Quarter is the oldest neighborhood in New Orleans. It is most well-known for Bourbon Street -- thirteen blocks known for its nightclubs, famous restaurants and New Orleans party venues. It is truly a party destination.
However, its history, romance and beauty are what brings back our visitors. Our illustrious streets are lined with fine dining restaurants, antique and luxury shopping ... and are filled with the sounds of jazz. Jackson Square, one of the most photographed spots in the country and St. Louis Cathedral, the oldest continuously operating cathedral in the United States are both located in the French Quarter.
Other famous French Quarter attractions include the French Market, the oldest public market in the country. For breakfast or as a treat, you'll want to check out our famous beignets and cafe au lait ... and take a ride on the Mississippi River on the Steamboat Natchez, an authentic riverboat that sets sail from the French Quarter and cruises the Mississippi three times daily.
If you want to be in the middle of all of this history, romance and beauty, reserve a hotel room in the French Quarter. You'll be within walking distance to many famous New Orleans restaurants, world-class shopping, and breath-taking beauty. Many tours outside of the French Quarter will pick you at your door. Most importantly, at the end of the night, it'll be just a short walk back to your hotel room.
