The 60-room Pelham Hotel is a mid-range property with traditional interiors and few frills, conveniently located within walking distance of the French Quarter. Rooms are pleasant and decorated with old fashioned details like four-poster-beds and reproductions of 18th-century paintings, along with modern comforts including flat-screen TVs, iPod docks, and free Wi-Fi. Though this modest property has limited amenities, there is a popular local restaurant adjacent to the hotel and many other dining options in the area. Travelers seeking something with more features might want to consider the nearby DoubleTree by Hilton New Orleans, which has an outdoor pool and fitness center as well as a restaurant and cafe.
The 60-room Pelham Hotel is a mid-range property with traditional interiors and few frills, conveniently located within walking distance of the French Quarter. Rooms are pleasant and decorated with old fashioned details like four-poster-beds and reproductions of 18th-century paintings, along with modern comforts including flat-screen TVs, iPod docks, and free Wi-Fi. Though this modest property has limited amenities, there is a popular local restaurant adjacent to the hotel and many other dining options in the area. Travelers seeking something with more features might want to consider the nearby DoubleTree by Hilton New Orleans, which has an outdoor pool and fitness center as well as a restaurant and cafe.
Located in a quiet residential area on the outer edges of the French Quarter, this upscale hotel is an elegant mélange of renovated Victorian Gothic mansion and modern bed-and-breakfast. Fourteen simple but comfortable rooms, five of which are housed in an addition behind the main structure, offer plush beds, contemporary decor, and marble bathrooms. The rest of the property showcases a tasteful mix of old and new: modern white leather couches next to picture windows, marble floors, and contemporary art pieces. A small outdoor lap pool and tiny fitness center round out the amenities. The few complaints usually focus on the conspicuously less-than-luxurious continental breakfast that is included in the room rate. Travelers might also want to consider comparable properties such as the upscale Soniat House or the Hotel Maison De Ville.
Located in a quiet residential area on the outer edges of the French Quarter, this upscale hotel is an elegant mélange of renovated Victorian Gothic mansion and modern bed-and-breakfast. Fourteen simple but comfortable rooms, five of which are housed in an addition behind the main structure, offer plush beds, contemporary decor, and marble bathrooms. The rest of the property showcases a tasteful mix of old and new: modern white leather couches next to picture windows, marble floors, and contemporary art pieces. A small outdoor lap pool and tiny fitness center round out the amenities. The few complaints usually focus on the conspicuously less-than-luxurious continental breakfast that is included in the room rate. Travelers might also want to consider comparable properties such as the upscale Soniat House or the Hotel Maison De Ville.
The upper-middle-range Bourbon Orleans is a grand Southern hotel with a haunting past and excellent French Quarter location between party-centric Bourbon Street and art gallery-filled Royal Street. The 218 rooms are classically elegant and come with mini-fridges, coffeemakers, free Wi-Fi, and hairdryers, plus balconies in some. However, some are tiny, face a brick wall, and/or suffer from street noise. Lovely features include a pleasant courtyard pool that's heated and popular in the summer, a Creole restaurant, and a popular bar where guests get a free welcome drink and can listen to live music. A 24-hour, well-equipped fitness center and elegant event spaces are also available. This is an excellent option, but travelers wanting something a bit more modern may prefer the upscale, similarly priced Royal Sonesta.
The upper-middle-range Bourbon Orleans is a grand Southern hotel with a haunting past and excellent French Quarter location between party-centric Bourbon Street and art gallery-filled Royal Street. The 218 rooms are classically elegant and come with mini-fridges, coffeemakers, free Wi-Fi, and hairdryers, plus balconies in some. However, some are tiny, face a brick wall, and/or suffer from street noise. Lovely features include a pleasant courtyard pool that's heated and popular in the summer, a Creole restaurant, and a popular bar where guests get a free welcome drink and can listen to live music. A 24-hour, well-equipped fitness center and elegant event spaces are also available. This is an excellent option, but travelers wanting something a bit more modern may prefer the upscale, similarly priced Royal Sonesta.
Set in a collection of eight historic cottages, many dating from the 18th century, the St. Pierre Hotel is a mid-range boutique property set on a quiet street in the French Quarter. The 79 cozy rooms are named after local jazz legends and all units come with traditional wood furnishings, flat-screen TVs, microwaves, mini-fridges, and coffeemakers. Entry-level rooms are a bit cramped, while suites offer small living areas. There are two outdoor pools, one that’s designated a quiet pool, as well as multiple outdoor courtyards with sitting areas. Wi-Fi, continental breakfast, afternoon cookies, coffee, and water are free. Parking is available for a fee. There’s no full-service restaurant or fitness center. Maison Dupuy, also located in the French Quarter, offers on-site dining, a bar, and more modern rooms, but the property has less local history and character.
Set in a collection of eight historic cottages, many dating from the 18th century, the St. Pierre Hotel is a mid-range boutique property set on a quiet street in the French Quarter. The 79 cozy rooms are named after local jazz legends and all units come with traditional wood furnishings, flat-screen TVs, microwaves, mini-fridges, and coffeemakers. Entry-level rooms are a bit cramped, while suites offer small living areas. There are two outdoor pools, one that’s designated a quiet pool, as well as multiple outdoor courtyards with sitting areas. Wi-Fi, continental breakfast, afternoon cookies, coffee, and water are free. Parking is available for a fee. There’s no full-service restaurant or fitness center. Maison Dupuy, also located in the French Quarter, offers on-site dining, a bar, and more modern rooms, but the property has less local history and character.
The 34-room French Quarter Suites Hotel is a simple, affordable budget hotel not far from the French Quarter of New Orleans. The rooms are plain, and range from cramped studio rooms to expansive suites, including the Four-Bedroom Party Pads. It's location is great, near the bustling French Quarter, but not right in it, so there's less nightlife noise -- though exterior hallways can result in some noise from neighboring guests. The hotel provides free continental breakfast, free Wi-Fi, and has a small pool to itself, as well as a larger pool shared with neighboring properties.
The 34-room French Quarter Suites Hotel is a simple, affordable budget hotel not far from the French Quarter of New Orleans. The rooms are plain, and range from cramped studio rooms to expansive suites, including the Four-Bedroom Party Pads. It's location is great, near the bustling French Quarter, but not right in it, so there's less nightlife noise -- though exterior hallways can result in some noise from neighboring guests. The hotel provides free continental breakfast, free Wi-Fi, and has a small pool to itself, as well as a larger pool shared with neighboring properties.
Sitting on a prime corner in the lively French Quarter, the mid-range Chateau Hotel offers 49 cozy rooms in a beautiful 18th-century mansion and a few accompanying annex buildings. The warm rooms feature free Wi-Fi, air-conditioning, flat-screen TVs, and coffeemakers, and most rooms include mini-fridges. Some rooms lack windows, but upgraded rooms add balconies or private patios. The lush courtyard features a small, but lovely, outdoor pool and comfortable lounge areas. Free continental breakfast is served in the courtyard or delivered to the rooms. Parking is available for a fee in the hotel’s private lot. There’s no full-service restaurant or fitness center. Guests seeking a French Quarter hotel with a pool and dining might consider Maison Dupuy, though it's less historic and rates tend to be a little higher.
Sitting on a prime corner in the lively French Quarter, the mid-range Chateau Hotel offers 49 cozy rooms in a beautiful 18th-century mansion and a few accompanying annex buildings. The warm rooms feature free Wi-Fi, air-conditioning, flat-screen TVs, and coffeemakers, and most rooms include mini-fridges. Some rooms lack windows, but upgraded rooms add balconies or private patios. The lush courtyard features a small, but lovely, outdoor pool and comfortable lounge areas. Free continental breakfast is served in the courtyard or delivered to the rooms. Parking is available for a fee in the hotel’s private lot. There’s no full-service restaurant or fitness center. Guests seeking a French Quarter hotel with a pool and dining might consider Maison Dupuy, though it's less historic and rates tend to be a little higher.
