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Queen and Crescent Hotel
The intimate Queen and Crescent Hotel in downtown New Orleans combines a taste of history with a great location near the French Quarter.
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This room features exquisite European furnishings and two double beds with premium bedding. Built in 1913 the Queen & Crescent Hotel was originally used to house the corporate headquarters of the newly formed Queen & Crescent Railroad. The hotel took more than eight years to construct and is a shining example of the Renaissance revival architectural style of the 19th century. It has 12 stories and was New Orleans' tallest skyscraper when it opened. More recently the building was purchased by a group of New Orleans investors who spent more than $12 million converting the building into a European style boutique hotel.
Today the hotel's rich history continues to enchant guests. Each of their 196 guest rooms has elegant décor including original artwork from local artists, antique-style furnishings, a desk, exposed brick and tones of rose and cream. The rooms have also been equipped with modern amenities including air conditioning, complimentary wireless high-speed internet and cable/satellite television channels.
The room has a bathroom with a combined shower and bathtub.
Amenities Include: Air conditioning, Complimentary breakfast, Coffeemaker, Iron / Ironing board, In-room safe, Mini bar, Alarm clock, Desk, Climate control, Rollaway bed (On request), Crib (On request), Daily maid service, Wireless Internet access (Complimentary), Hair dryer, Combined shower and bathtub, Cable / Satellite television channels, Pay-Per-View movies, Radio, Multi-line telephone, Voice Mail, Wake-up Calls, Fax machine, Premium beddingDeluxe Queen
This room features exquisite European furnishings and one queen bed with premium bedding. Built in 1913 the Queen & Crescent Hotel was originally used to house the corporate headquarters of the newly formed Queen & Crescent Railroad. The hotel took more than eight years to construct and is a shining example of the Renaissance revival architectural style of the 19th century. It has 12 stories and was New Orleans' tallest skyscraper when it opened. More recently the building was purchased by a group of New Orleans investors who spent more than $12 million converting the building into a European style boutique hotel.
Today the hotel's rich history continues to enchant guests. Each of their 196 guest rooms has elegant décor including original artwork from local artists, antique-style furnishings, a desk, exposed brick and tones of rose and cream. The rooms have also been equipped with modern amenities including air conditioning, complimentary wireless high-speed internet and cable/satellite television channels.
The room has a bathroom with a combined shower and bathtub.
Amenities Include: Air conditioning, Complimentary breakfast, Coffeemaker, Iron / Ironing board, In-room safe, Mini bar, Alarm clock, Desk, Climate control, Rollaway bed (On request), Crib (On request), Daily maid service, Wireless Internet access (Complimentary), Hair dryer, Combined shower and bathtub, Cable / Satellite television channels, Pay-Per-View movies, Radio, Multi-line telephone, Voice Mail, Wake-up Calls, Fax machine, Premium beddingDescription
Back in 1913, the Queen & Crescent Hotel Building, headquarters of the newly formed Queen & Crescent rail line from Cincinnati (known as the Queen City) to New Orleans (the Crescent City) loomed high as New Orleans' tallest building, offering a commanding view of downtown and the French Quarter just two blocks away.
Today, after a $12 million renovation, this historic landmark is home to the Queen & Crescent Hotel, offering its patrons a taste of the city's past and a location that serves as the perfect springboard to all there is to see and do in New Orleans. Guests can walk to the French Quarter, including Bourbon Street; the many attractions of Canal Street, which range from the Audubon Aquarium of the Americas to Harrah's Casino; the Arts/Warehouse District with its many galleries and museums, including the National World War II Museum; and other places such as the Convention Center and the Mercedes-Benz Superdome. And if you want to see even more of the city, hop on the nearby streetcar line and see what further adventures await.
The Queen & Crescent's 196 rooms boast original artwork and European-style furnishings, with many of the rooms featuring exposed brick for an even more lovely, traditional feel. On the modern front, each of the rooms comes with high-speed internet access, in-room fax and modem capabilities, coffee makers and in-room safes. Other amenities include a light, complimentary breakfast, refreshments in the Club Car Lounge, available valet parking and a 24-hour fitness center.
Since the Queen & Crescent is located in downtown New Orleans, also known as the Central Business District, many of its guests come to work. To that end, the Queen & Crescent offers full-service meeting and banquet facilities and rooms that accommodate from 10 to 150 people, with a maximum capacity of 1,300.
And when it comes to dining, a quick look at list of New Orleans' most famous eateries will show that many of them are within a few blocks of the Queen & Crescent's doors. Emeril Lagasse's restaurant, Emeril's is close by, as are several of John Besh's restaurants, including Restaurant August, and Luke's, Donald Link's Cochon, Galatoire's, Antoine's and many Brennan family restaurants. There are many casual places to eat in the area too, ranging from piping hot beignets at Cafe Du Monde to succulent po-boys at Mother's. "Follow your nose" can be very good advice when you're in New Orleans.
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Located just 2.5 blocks from the French Quarter and a short walk to the Convention Center, the Children’s Museum and Julia Street Art Galleries.
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24-hour Executive Fitness Center featuring 2 treadmills.
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The maximum total number of guests (adults and children) in a room is four. The maximum number of guests in a multi-room suite varies.
The resort fee includes:
- Internet access in guestroom
- Unlimited local and toll-free telephone calls
- Breakfast for two
- Use of business center/computer
- Use of in-room safe and safe insurance
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