Places to stay in New Orleans, Louisiana

We currently have 261 accommodations in and around New Orleans. There are also other regional listings available for Hotels, Campgrounds, Inns and other properties. You can filter these listings by the available types.

The city is named after Philippe d' Orléans, Duke of Orléans, Regent of France, and is well known for its distinct French Creole architecture, as well as its cross cultural and multilingual heritage. New Orleans is also famous for its cuisine, music, and its annual celebrations and festivals, most notably Mardi Gras. The city is often referred to as the "most unique" city in America Local dining options include Chapter Iv, Pythian Market, Rollin Fatties, and Bésame.

If you are travelling in the area, New Orleans is located close to The Center of Jesus the Lord, Kidspeak Learning Center Chinchuba Institute School, Court of the Two Sisters, Waggaman Canal and New Orleans General Hospital.

The center of New Orleans ( which is at is longitude -90°4'31.08 and latitude 29°57'17.28 ) is located 4 miles away from Gretna, 4 miles away from Harvey, 5 miles away from Marrero and 6 miles away from Metairie.

Other useful links:

• New Orleans, Louisiana on Wikipedia

Things to see and do, places to eat in New Orleans

Two Chicks Café - Cbd ( / Breakfast / Brunch ). Located at 920 Gravier Street. The café came to life by Two Chicks who love to eat. We are two friends who have a passion for food and a love for New Orleans. It wasn’t easy to put the dream to reality, but we couldn’t have done it without the support of our handyman husbands. Everything from the tables you eat on to the juice you drink, and the menu you choose from has been hand crafted by the Two Chicks. Offering items such as fresh squeezed juices, smoothies, breakfast, artisan sandwiches and salads, we want to share the uniqueness of New Orleans and make our customers feel like family. twochickscafe.com

Morton's The Steakhouse - New Orleans ( Dining / Steak ). Located at 365 Canal Street. Morton's steak house is widely regarded as the best place for prime steak anywhere. www.mortons.com

Muriel’s Jackson Square ( Dining / Other ). Located at 801 Chartres Street. Join us for contemporary Creole Cuisine seven nights a week, Saturday Brunch and Sunday Jazz Brunch. Our kitchen is led by Executive Chef Erik Veney, a graduate of Johnson & Wales and a veteran culinary leader in New Orleans. Anthony Palomo is our General Manager, and has led our restaurant since 2001. www.muriels.com

Star Steak & Lobster ( Dining / Steak ). Located at 237 Decatur Street. A favorite dining spot for tourists and locals who enjoy fresh seafood, the best steaks in the French Quarter, and live Jazz and Blues music of James Dee. We are located next to the world famous New Orleans House of Blues in the French Quarter. starsteak.com

Smith & Wollensky ( Dining / Steak ). Located at 1009 Poydras Street. Smith & Wollensky Steakhouse - America's premiere Steakhouse for Private dining. www.smithandwollensky.com

Bombay Club Restaurant and Martini Bistro ( Dining / Indian ). Located at 830 Conti Street. New Orleans, so well known for her music, food, and spirits, has surprisingly few venues that offer a high quality sampling of all three. One of these rare places is The Bombay Club, a lovely candlelit spot tucked away in the heart of the French Quarter at 830 Conti Street. Although the club is located just a short half-block from the infamous Bourbon Street, its ambiance is miles away. The Bombay Club is decorated in a plush British theme, with overstuffed leather wingback chairs, rich wood, and fine portraits, and features a lovely small courtyard. It feels like a living room—albeit a slightly finer living room than most of us are lucky enough to experience. In one corner of the small club, live music is played nightly. The Bombay Club is also beloved for the delicious Nouveau Creole food prepared by Executive Chef Nick Gile. Chef Gile's food has received accolades from local reviewer Tom Fitzmorris, as well as from national sources such as Sante Magazine and MSNBC.com. It's a pleasure to find food as well crafted as this, even in a city renowned for its food. A leather bound martini list contains over 100 different specialty martinis, each stirred—not shaken—to perfection by veteran bartenders. An extensive selection of single malt scotches, cordials and cognacs, ports, single barrel bourbons, and even grappas can be found behind the handsome wooden bar. Several quality wines are offered by the glass as well. In short, the Bombay Club is exactly the sort of place that many people dream of enjoying in New Orleans but cannot seem to find. It's decadent, but tasteful—delicious, but not stuffy—filled with great music, but never deafening. This local treasure should be on every visitor's “must see list” in the Crescent City! Click here to view our photo gallery. www.thebombayclub.com

Closed or unlisted properties

• American Creole House closed or delisted.
• City Of Denham Springs closed or delisted.
• Coccinelle closed or delisted.
• The Ritz - Carlton Maison Orleans closed or delisted.
• Bed & Breakfast 1981 Est.-reservation Service closed or delisted.
• Experience Kenner closed or delisted.
• Bespoke Experiences closed or delisted.
• Pitot House Museum closed or delisted.

Renamed properties

• Hotel Theo at 535 Gravier Street may have been previously known as Royal Crescent Hotel or Omni Royal Crescent Hotel
• Courtyard at 910 Iberville Street may have been previously known as The Iberville Suites
• Le Méridien New Orleans at 333 Poydras Street may have been previously known as W New Orleans
• AC Hotel at 221 Carondelet Street may have been previously known as Cotton Exchange Hotel
• Moxy at 210 O'Keefe Avenue may have been previously known as Quality Inn & Suites
• Fairfield Inn & Suites at 346 Baronne Street may have been previously known as Comfort Inn
• TownePlace Suites at 1600 Canal Street may have been previously known as SpringHill Suites New Orleans Downtown/Canal Street
• Holiday Inn Express at 334 O'Keefe Avenue may have been previously known as OKeefe Plaza Hotel
• The Garden District Bed And Br at 2418 Magazine Street may have been previously known as Garden District Bed and Breakfast
• Blake Hotel New Orleans at 500 Saint Charles Avenue may have been previously known as Best Western Parc St. Charles or The Blake Hotel New Orleans
• Hampton Inn & Suites at 1300 Canal Street may have been previously known as Clarion Hotel or AmeriHost Inn
• B Rise Hotel And Suites at 6324 Chef Menteur Highway may have been previously known as Highrise Inn
• Hyatt French Quarter at 800 Iberville Street may have been previously known as Chateau Bourbon A Wyndham Historic Hotel
• Quality Inn at 10020 I-10 Service Road may have been previously known as Holiday Inn Express or Days Inn
• Holiday Inn Express at 936 St. Charles Avenue may have been previously known as The Hotel Modern New Orleans or The Hotel Le Cirque
• Quality Inn at 12340 I-10 Service Road may have been previously known as Baymont Inn & SuitesLQ Inn New Orleans East or Stay Express Inn & Suites - New Orleans
• Maison St. Charles - By Hotel at 1319 St Charles Avenue may have been previously known as Quality Inn
• Hyatt Place at 881 Convention Center Boulevard may have been previously known as Hotel New Orleans Convention CenterHotel New Orleans or Holiday Inn Select
• Q&C Hotel and Bar New Orleans at 344 Camp Street may have been previously known as Queen and Crescent Hotel
• New Orleans Courtyard Hotel at French Quarter Suites may have been previously known as French Quarter Suites Hotel
• Hotel Mazarin at 730 Bienville may have been previously known as St. Ann Marie Antoinette Hotel or St Louis Hotel
• Rodeway Inn at 8400 I-10 Service Road may have been previously known as Quality Inn & Suites
• Country Inn & Suites at 5801 Read Boulevard may have been previously known as Knight Inn New Orleans or Americas Best Value Inn
• InterContinental New Orleans at 444 St Charles Avenue may have been previously known as Hotel Inter - Continental New Orleans
• Red Carpet Inn And Suites at 6050 Chef Menteur Highway may have been previously known as Mardi Gras RV Park and Campground
• Four Points by Sheraton at 541 Bourbon Street may have been previously known as Ramada Plaza
• St Charles Coach House at 2001 St. Charles Avenue may have been previously known as Clarion Hotel
• Hotel Le Marais at 717 Conti Street may have been previously known as St Anne Hotel
• The Royal Sonesta New Orleans at 300 Bourbon Street may have been previously known as Royal Sonesta Hotel New Orleans
• St. James Hotel at 330 Magazine Street may have been previously known as St James Hotel
• Sonesta ES Suites at 345 St. Joseph Street may have been previously known as Residence Inn
• Club Wyndham Avenue Plaza at 2111 St. Charles Avenue may have been previously known as Avenue Plaza Resort
• Kimpton Hotel Fontenot at 501 Tchoupitoulas Street may have been previously known as Staybridge Suites
• Crowne Plaza at 2829 Williams Boulevard may have been previously known as Holiday Inn Select
• Rodeway Inn at 4940 Chef Menteur Highway may have been previously known as Econo Lodge
• Best Western New Orleans East at 10100 I-10 Service Road may have been previously known as Wyndham Garden or Clarion Inn
• The Omni Riverfront Hotel at 701 Convention Center Boulevard may have been previously known as Wyndham Riverfront Hotel -- New Orleans