Offering chic accommodations all over the city, Roami offers the best of both worlds: the space of a vacation rental with multiple bedrooms, a living room, and a kitchen, and the luxury of hotel-quality service. Their largest occupancies are Roami at The Mandeville, which offers a 12-bedroom, eight-bathroom apartment (sleeps up to 24), and Roami at The Lola, which offers a seven-bedroom, four-bathroom unit that sleeps up to 18. Choose between one and six bedrooms across their properties, many of which are equipped with swimming pools and hangout spaces, including rooftop patios and more.

With many types of suites to choose from, The Windsor Court is ideal for a luxury group stay. The two-bedroom corner suite boasts one canopy king bed and two queen beds, big enough for the family. The club level suites on the top four floors have exclusive access to the Club Lounge, which promises a dedicated concierge, private full-service bar, WiFi access, large-screen TVs, outdoor terraces, and more. The James J. Coleman, Jr. Presidential Suite, a two-bedroom penthouse suite, offers stunning views of the Mississippi River.

A popular gathering spot for visitors and locals alike, the Virgin is a great choice for a group stay. With lots of common areas, a vibrant restaurant called Commons Club, and a rooftop pool, you can stay in your own room then meet in a variety of chic spots across the property. Choose from your choice of chamber or suite or go all out for Sir Richard's Penthouse Suite.

Hotel Peter and Paul is the result of a four-year restoration of a former Catholic church and school. Each room provides an elegant reprieve in the quiet Marigny neighborhood with select features such as claw foot tubs, bunk beds, and marble bathrooms. These sanctuaries, nestled in either the School House, Rectory, or Convent, are perfect for those travelers who may want a little space from the rest of their party.

Though only 14 rooms, The Chloe’s common areas make it a great place for a group stay. Relax on a couch inside the lobby, outside on the patio at the restaurant, or in the backyard at the pool. There are also two suites to choose from: the Avenue Double Queen Suite, with two queen beds, and the Picard Suite with one king bed and two twin beds.

This cozy 17-room hotel is equal parts New Orleans history and music culture. All the local greats have performed here, from Irma Thomas to Fats Domino, and with the revival of the hotel and music venue, the stage is set for younger musicians to become legends. Be a part of music history by booking your group stay here. Each room is named after a different iconic musician. There are three suites, one of which can be adjoined with a king bedroom, plus a pool and lounge on the back patio. Nestled away in Central City, you’ll be off the beaten path yet in the center of all the action.

Enjoy the hustle and bustle of downtown and the French Quarter with a stay at the Moxy. Hang out at the gathering areas with sofas, large TVs, board games, workspaces for those last few emails, and the lobby bar for a nightcap. Located right near the Canal and Rampart streetcar lines, exploring New Orleans couldn’t get easier, just a $1.25 ride away.

Luxury at its finest, Four Seasons Hotel New Orleans has 341 sleeping rooms, 65 of which are suites. Complete with two restaurants, a bar, a pool, and Vue Orleans, a top floor attraction with the best views of the city, you’ll feel like you’re in the center of it all while just steps away from the French Quarter. Their premium Specialty Suites are perfect for those travelling with family and friends, with separate living and sleeping areas and the extra space you need to entertain or unwind.

Right on the St. Charles Avenue streetcar line, Columns is an elegant boutique hotel with lots of Southern flair. Guest rooms and suites are located on the second and third floors of an 1880s mansion. The Deluxe Double Suite Chambre sleeps four (one king bed in both rooms), while the Premier Double Suite Chambre sleeps six (one room has king bed and the other has two queens). Serving brunch, lunch, and dinner, you’ll want to make a reservation for the on-site restaurant.

Run by a team of artists who live, work, and create onsite, Travelers New Orleans is a nine-room hotel in the heart of the city’s Lower Garden District. This unique and serene accommodation is perfect for those looking to relax and unwind, and a large group may book the entire hotel. Their cozy lobby feels just like your own home. Located on Magazine Street near several restaurants and bars, this space is perfect for those wanting a vacation rental while supporting local artists.