An elegant overnight stay like none other can be found at the Maison Métier. Bespoke toiletries and bedding along with several other custom amenities, are all standard in their 67 luxury rooms and suites. The property is also home to Salon Salon, an equally elegant craft cocktail lounge with speakeasy seating that features a separate bar area for hotel guests only.
This 75-room boutique hotel is located in New Orleans' Lower Garden District. The Magazine Street one-time orphanage has been transformed with a refreshed design concept that plays on its original build. Original wrought-iron gates complement its opulent color palette and rich textures. Saint Vincent's amenities include multiple restaurants and bars, lush public spaces, an interior courtyard with a Saltillo enclosed swimming pool, private event space, and outdoor verandas.
Virgin is known for its over-the-top, avant-garde approach to life, and their New Orleans hotel is no exception. Expect bright pops of color, quirky design features, and whimsical nods to both Virgin founder Richard Branson's home country, as well as New Orleans. The interiors were done by local design group Logan Killen, who also owns Sunday Shop–so if you find yourself wanting to snatch up some of the interior elements for yourself, make sure to swing by their Magazine Street boutique.
Located inside of an old church and schoolhouse in the Marigny, Hotel Peter and Paul is full of unique flair and a one-of-a-kind atmosphere. Choose from a stay in the schoolhouse, rectory, or convent—no two guest rooms are the same. And their on-site restaurant and bar, The Elysian Bar, is well-known for their seasonal menu and stellar cocktail offerings.
Housed along the historic St. Charles Avenue, the Pontchartrain Hotel makes for the perfect girls’ trip stay. This Garden District gem comes complete with plenty of backdrops ideal for photo ops, like the rooftop bar Hot Tin and their in-house restaurant Jack Rose. Pro-tip - the Pontchartrain is a great option for a Mardi Gras rendezvous as it sits right along the Uptown Parade route.
This boutique hotel sits along historic St. Charles Avenue. With just 14 guest rooms, The Chloe prides itself on intimacy and attention to detail. Thinking of making it a romantic staycation? The Chloe comes complete with its own restaurant, bar, and swimming pool so you can maximize your stay.
The Catahoula is a boutique hotel with chic features and extras. Start your day off with a sunrise workout on the yoga deck. Later on, head to the rooftop bar for happy hour drinks overlooking the city. With just 35 rooms, you'll feel right at home.
A gem of the Garden District, the Henry Howard is a hotspot for bridal parties and prenuptial photoshoots. Their guestrooms are known for their stellar lighting, brass band decor, and New Orleans details (including their custom beds).
A hotspot for guests and locals alike, the Barnett always has something going on. Among the many awesome amenities The Barnett has to offer, you’ll find poppin’ pool action and craft cocktails from the rooftop pool and bar, delicious brunch and fresh oysters from Seaworthy, and upscale modern Italian at Brutto Americano, plus a sleek, yet comfortable, lobby bar. Enjoy live music at their on-site venue, Good Measure.
Downtown at the edge of the French Quarter is One11 Hotel, a sleek boutique hotel in a prime location. Their rooftop terrace offers stunning views of the French Quarter and Mississippi River. The in-house restaurant, Batture Bistro + Bar, offers a Creole-inspired menu.
Your Lower Garden District escape awaits you. Picture this: modern luxury tucked away on a quiet street just footsteps from the action of Magazine Street, with only 13 rooms, plus a bar, restaurant, and swimming pool on site to aid your retreat. This boutique hotel is great for guests who want an elevated stay, with lots of common areas for gathering, but still with only a handful of rooms.
Hotel Henrietta is a sister property to Columns Hotel and Fives, an oyster bar in the French Quarter. Located on idyllic St. Charles Avenue, guests of the hotel can enjoy the privacy of their own rooms while looking forward to gathering in the spacious lobby, at the bar, or out on the patio.
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.
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.
The Celestine is your charming boutique hotel in the heart of the French Quarter. A winner of multiple awards, this hotel is known for providing top-notch service and being close to the action while remaining a quiet oasis. In their 14 European-style rooms, you'll notice a hint of 1950s glamour in the decor. Step out to their garden bar, Peychaud’s.