La Quinta Inn & Suites New Orleans French Quarter
Opened in 2009, a new-and-shiny high-rise is not necessarily what you expect from the La Quinta motel ch...
Opened in 2009, a new-and-shiny high-rise is not necessarily what you expect from the La Quinta motel ch...
Legend has it that a notorious Caribbean merchant haunted the original New Orleans St James Hotel in th...
This is a very attractive and traditional hotel in the very heart of the French Quarter...
Don’t the boys look fancy as they open the grand doors for you in their blue royal-guard–look tux and ta...
Right in the heart of Lafayette's downtown resides this new boutique hotel that has simple, elegant room...
A polished-marble classic. The gray exteriors and white trim are almost as stately as the grand foyer...
Twenty-six floors, 450 rooms, an 115,000-sq-ft casino, six restaurants, four blocks of retail space: som...
Like all W hotels, this one wears its style on its trendy, businesslike sleeve...
The Mississippi River is the drawcard of this vast, 1616-room convention hotel...
Built in 1907, this elegant European-style hotel's opulent marble lobby, plush, classic rooms and roofto...
You have to hand it to W – this suave chain does things right...
To be sure, this 1100-room conventioneer hotel is a megamonster; the lobby feels bigger than the termina...
The exterior is an architectural hangover from the 1980s, but it more than makes up for it inside...
Promotional rates can be a real bargain at this property that shares the back of the house with the Ritz...
Lavish rooms in this boutique hotel offer an array of amenities like local wildflower arrangements, CD p...
Le Richelieu’s red-brick walls once housed a macaroni factory, but extensive reconstruction in the early...
Judging from the outside of the block-long terra-cotta hotel, you’d never guess that through a courtyard...
In a converted office building formerly occupied by a steamship company, Loews offers a boatload of amen...
Nine buildings from the 1830s combine to form a fine mid-range hotel in the very heart of the Quarter...
Two early 1900s commercial buildings make up this hotel, in a part of the CBD now dominated by midrange ...
Just finding the there that must be there is part of the fun of staying at the Interconti (apologies to ...
The architecture astonishes with vast size and a cacophony of angles, but the eccentric design grows on ...
Despite occupying the Carondelet Building (considered the Crecscent City’s first skyscraper), the Hampto...
If you were a millionaire with a New Orleans pied-à-terre, this could be it...
One of the better choices among the chain hotels on Canal St, the Doubletree manages to feel almost inti...
With its majestic, block-long lobby, this was the city’s elite establishment when it opened in 1893...
Behind its stately stucco facade, this hotel fills much of the block with a series of finely restored bu...
You hardly have to stumble out of bed to get a souvenir T-shirt or daiquiri to-go on this busy block of ...
Subscribe now and receive a 20% discount on your next guidebook purchase
© 2013 Lonely Planet. All rights reserved. No part of this site may be reproduced without our written permission.