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Classic luxury on Canal St; huge spa, live jazz, top service.
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Edge of the French Quarter; courtyard fountain and outdoor pool.
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Modern design a short walk from the Convention Center and river.
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Elegant rooms by the French Quarter; lobby bar and sundeck.
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Spacious apart-suites for families; breakfast and BBQ area.
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City and river views, indoor lap pool, quick access to Harrah's.
View deal on BookingNew Orleans is one of the most unique cities in the United States. With an unrepeatable blend of French, Spanish, African and Creole culture, the city has an identity of its own unlike anywhere else in the country. Its music, gastronomy, architecture and festive spirit make it a destination that leaves a lasting mark.
The Garden District is one of the most elegant and tranquil neighbourhoods in the city, with Victorian mansions surrounded by lush gardens and centuries-old oaks draped in Spanish moss. Just minutes away by streetcar from the festive chaos of the French Quarter, it is the perfect base to enjoy the best of New Orleans without the constant noise of Bourbon Street.
The French Quarter is the historic heart of the city: wrought-iron balconies, courtyard fountains, live jazz and the famous Bourbon Street. St. Louis Cathedral, facing Jackson Square, is one of the most photographed buildings in the country.
For culture, the New Orleans Museum of Art in City Park and the National WWII Museum are essential visits. Lafayette Cemetery, right in the Garden District, is one of the city's most famous above-ground cemeteries.
And the food: beignets at Café Du Monde, Creole shrimp, po'boys and gumbo are culinary experiences not to be missed.
The Garden District means historic mansions, centuries-old oaks, and classic New Orleans charm. Steps from the St. Charles streetcar, Magazine Street, and the buzz of the French Quarter.
Stroll leafy streets, visit Lafayette Cemetery, and eat at Cajun-Creole spots. Ideal to combine calm and nearby nightlife.
Louis Armstrong International Airport is about 23 km from the centre. Since 2023 there is a light rail service (Loyola/UPT Streetcar) connecting the airport to downtown in around 40 minutes, plus taxis and ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft.
Once in the city, the St. Charles Streetcar is the most comfortable and scenic way to travel between the Garden District, downtown and the French Quarter.
The recommended hotels cover Garden District, French Quarter, Warehouse and the CBD: perfect areas to get around by streetcar or on foot.
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