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New Orleans is also known as the 'Big Easy' on account of the city's laid-back spirit and non-stop nightlife. Located on the Mississippi River, this city that never sleeps is famous for its thriving music scene and is known as the birthplace of jazz, thanks to its unique blend of cultures and influences.
On your visit to New Orleans, expect to be greeted by a lively, open-minded city brimming with colors, sounds, parades and parties in what is one of America's most unique destinations.
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Where to Stay in New Orleans: French Quarter
New Orleans' French Quarter, also known as Vieux Carré (or Nola by locals), is home to several sights including Louis Armstrong Park, the French Market, Jackson Square, and much more.
This district is steeped in history and culture, and is certainly the place to be in New Orleans if you're looking to experience its most fun and flourishing side. Bourbon Street, home to countless concert venues with live jazz and country music, will take you back in time to the 20th century.
If you visit during Mardi Gras, watch as the streets of the French Quarter become a stage for music, costumes, and parades. It is worth keeping in mind that as this area has so much to offer, it can often be busy with tourists.
Read on to discover three of our recommended hotels for where to stay in New Orleans, French District.
This 4-star hotel in the French Quarter dating back to 1919 offers spacious, air-conditioned rooms with everything you need. The Four Points by Sheraton French Quarter includes a fitness center and a pool and is within walking distance of the famous Jackson Square and Bourbon Street.
Homewood Suites by Hilton New Orleans French Quarter is a relatively new hotel on the edge of the French Quarter and close to the Central Business District. Choose from spacious studios or suites and enjoy the hotel's complimentary breakfast, and evening meals, on certain days of the week.
The stunning building home to Courtyard by Marriott New Orleans French Quarter/Iberville captures the city's stylish, sophisticated spirit and rich culture. Equipped with all the latest technology, its 230 rooms exude comfort and class.
Where to stay in New Orleans: Garden District
Once home to large plantations, the Garden District is now home to quaint cottages and large, luxurious homes, each with their own sprawling garden (which is where the area gets its name). Head back in time and discover centuries-old mansions once owned by the noblemen and women of the south.
When staying in New Orleans' Garden District, don't miss the Lafayette Cemetery, one of the city's oldest burial grounds, and the grand St. Charles Avenue, a showcase of the city's best architecture.
Read on to discover three of our recommended hotels for where to stay in New Orleans, Garden District.
Hotel Indigo New Orleans Garden District is located on the neighborhood's famous oak-lined St. Charles Avenue. The décor of this 4-star property perfectly captures the essence of its surroundings. It also features a patio, meeting rooms, and Bar & Bistro.
This comfortable, welcoming property on St. Charles Avenue boasts a great location for visiting the nearby French Quarter, in addition to exploring the city's outdoor activities from horse riding to fishing. The St. Charles Inn has 40 rooms and serves complimentary hot breakfast.
This small two-star property in the heart of the Garden District is perfect for those traveling with family and is just a short drive to the National World War II Museum. Each guestroom has a private bathroom, a refrigerator, and tea and coffee-making facilities.
Where to Stay in New Orleans: Central Business District
The city's Central Business District, or downtown, is home to a myriad of sophisticated Cajun and Creole restaurants, towering skyscrapers, high-end hotels, and buzzing music venues. Here you can see the New Orleans Saints play at the Superdome or visit the famous Canal Street, which separates the newer American part of the city from the French Quarter.
Read on to discover three of our recommended hotels for where to stay in New Orleans, Central Business District.
This four-star hotel in the city's downtown district is the perfect place to relax after a day of sightseeing. After the devastating effects of Hurricane Katrina, the hotel opened its doors in 2011 with an immense convention center for conferences and events.
Aloft New Orleans Downtown boasts a prime location in the heart of the city, close to Bourbon Street and the Superdome. Unwind in style at the hotel's hip bar serving cocktails, and staging live concerts, or take a dip in its luxurious rooftop pool.
If you're looking for comfort and class without compromising on modern facilities, Q&C Hotel Bar New Orleans is your hotel in downtown New Orleans. The Q&C Bar is open for breakfast, light snacks during the day and handcrafted cocktails in the evening.
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When traveling to the southern state of Louisiana on the Gulf of Mexico you can't go wrong with this complete guide on where to stay in New Orleans. Discover the city's rich combination of French, African and American cultures, visit its fascinating museums, and celebrate alongside locals with streets parties, parades and, of course, jazz.