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French Quarter Hotel Guide

Defined by jazz music, Cajun cuisine, and a nonstop party scene, and influenced by a diverse array of cultures, there is simply no other place like New Orleans, Louisiana. Be warned: it will be very hard for you to say goodbye to the Big Easy. In fact, if you're staying at one of the hotels near The French Quarter, you may find yourself looking to extend your stay a day after arriving. Indeed, New Orleans is that special.

The French Quarter

Dating back to the early 1700s, the French Quarter stands as the city's oldest neighborhood as well as the cultural and social heart. That means you won't have trouble finding something to do. Simply walk around and enjoy the French and Spanish colonial architecture, and sample a bowl of jambalaya along the way. Enter the madness of Bourbon Street, and have some drinks at one of the pubs as you listen to live music. Or chill with a cup of coffee in Jackson Square, and chat with street performers. Yes, this district is magical, and even the hotels in The French Quarter will take you to another time and place. Are you worried all this fun could get expensive? That's not a problem, since you can find cheap flights to New Orleans and cheap hotels in The French Quarter any time of the year.

If you've been living it up in The French Quarter and need a break, go rest in Louis Armstrong Park, a 31-acre slab of green space that celebrates one of jazz's most important musicians; it's a 0.4-mile walk away. The National World War II Museum is only 1.5 miles away via vehicle or streetcar, and it boasts informative displays about life during the Second World War; this site is certainly worth a stop for history buffs.

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Recent French Quarter hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Holiday Inn FRENCH QUARTER-CHATEAU LEMOYNE by IHG

4 out of 5

Posted 1 hour ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"They have a really Great Restaurant and Bar in the Lobby. Great food abd Fantastic drinks and the Staff are Amazing and Friendly!!!!"

A verified traveler stayed at Holiday Inn FRENCH QUARTER-CHATEAU LEMOYNE by IHG

Bourbon Orleans Hotel

4 out of 5

Posted 2 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"I have stayed here about 8 times now since 2014. It’s a beautiful hotel, with a beautiful lobby and pool area.. that said, it is a shame it feels like it’s been let to fade.. I paid for an extra upgrade upon arrival. That room had a broken closet, a barely working AC, a bathroom door that didn’t close and had a hole in the bottom, and had several spots where the wall was fixed but it looked like no one sanded down the spackle and just painted over it. There was also sticky blue stuff on the wall. I called and had they moved my room changed in day 2. I had tried to do this on day one at night, but when I called the front desk numerous times, no one picked up. I’m n the way out the door on day 2, I stopped by to tell the front desk, they said we need to move your room now. I said, we’re on the way out to reservations, and they asked we go back now and pack the stuff up and move. We ended up doing that. The second room we got was perfect tho, no issues, clean, beautiful, in working order. I was offered no discount, apology, or anything, even after paying foran upgraded roon upfront, notnundetstsndinf that. The pool area is still the highlight, it’s beautiful and relaxing.. it just needs some cleaning and upgrades, it’ll be great. poolside service for drinks and food is phenomenal. Here’s my issue. The bar used to be outstanding and creative with fresh cocktails, now it’s gone lower end drinks with mixes. The atmosphere has gone from authentic to a more commercial."

A verified traveler stayed at Bourbon Orleans Hotel