New Orleans' distinct architecture and culture creates environments that are only unique to the Crescent City. From the food to the people, New Orleans has established itself as a one-of-a-kind place with once-in-a-lifetime experiences that cannot be replicated anywhere else.
So it is only fitting to stay in unconventional hotels that are just as bizarre as the city they're in. Grab your luggage and plane ticket; these are 10 eclectic French Quarter hotels that need to be on your list for your next visit.
10 French Quarter Hotels to Book
1. Quarter House
129 Chartres St., 1-800-736-5906, quarterhouse.com
The Quarter House is located on land that can be traced back to the 1700s. The building that the hotel is currently in was built by New Orleans architect James Gallier in 1831.
With its walls dipped in vintage 19th century charm, your stay at this hotel will be as historic as it is comfortable. Book your next stay with Quarter House.
2. Hotel Monteleone
214 Royal St., 504-523-3341, hotelmonteleone.com
Hotel Monteleone is one of New Orleans most unique hotels in the city. This hotel has been providing luxurious experiences for travelers since 1886.
One of the most celebrated features of Hotel Monteleone is the Carousel Bar, a rotating craft cocktail bar. After partying on Bourbon Street, snuggle into your comfy bed at Hotel Monteleone.
3. The Saint Hotel
931 Canal St., 504-522-5400, thesaintnola.com
The Saint Hotel wants their guests to have a wickedly good stay at their establishment. The hotel has an on-site restaurant called Resurrection.
Guests can dine-in at the restaurant or have the option to order room service. Order amazing cocktails from Burgundy Bar, which is also located inside of the hotel.
4. Hotel Provincial
1024 Chartres St., 504-581-4995, hotelprovincial.com
Hotel Provincial is a locally owned hotel that has been family operated since 1961. Hotel Provincial is a combination of five buildings, with each providing a charming element to the historic establishment.
The hotel is equipped with a scenic courtyard, pools, private balconies, and a secure parking lot. Make sure to check to hotel's website to see what kind of specials that they offer to potential guests.
5. Le Pavillon
833 Poydras St., 504-581-3111, lepavillon.com
Le Pavillon first opened their doors to guests in 1907 under a different name. After a few test names, Le Pavillon became its official namesake in the 1970s and has since remained.
Located in the Central Business District, Le Pavillon prides itself on classic luxury and ensuring an easier and enjoyable stay in New Orleans. Enjoy a delicious cocktail from Cachette 1907, a craft cocktail bar located in the lobby.
6. Maison Dupuy
1001 Toulouse St., 504-867-4700, maisondupuy.com
Maison Dupuy is quietly nestled in the residential side of the French Quarter; however, it is only mere feet away from the famous Bourbon Street nightlife. Attached to the hotel is the Bistreaux, a restaurant that serves breakfast Thursday through Sunday.
The Bistreaux is also open in the evening for live music, cocktails, and dance lessons! The dance lessons are free for hotel guests. Open up a new tab and book your next stay with Maison Dupuy.
7. Hotel le Marais
717 Conti St., 504-525-2300, hotellemarais.com
Hotel le Marais is a small boutique hotel and a great choice if you are looking for a more intimate stay in New Orleans. The hotel is close to the hustle and bustle of the French Quarter yet is still able to provide guests with a peaceful environment during their stay.
Some of the amenities include a heated saltwater pool and a complimentary drink upon arrival. Be sure to take advance of Hotel le Marais' beautiful outdoor courtyard and lounge.
8. Andrew Jackson Hotel
919 Royal St., 504-561-5881, andrewjacksonhotel.com
The Andrew Jackson Hotel's history is as riveting as its namesake. Originally founded as an orphanage for boys who parents died due to yellow fever, the building fell to the flames of a fire in 1794. The fire also claimed the lives of five young boys. A courthouse was built, where a then General Andrew Jackson was held in contempt of court for obstruction of justice.
The current building was erected in 1890. Some guests have reported seeing the ghosts of children and even President Jackson throughout the hotel. Book your next stay with the Andrew Jackson Hotel and see what goes bump in the night.
9. Hotel St. Marie
827 Toulouse St., 504-561-8951, hotelstmarie.com
Hotel St. Marie is a fabulous boutique hotel located in the heart of the French Quarter. This European-styled hotel has a gorgeous courtyard and private balconies.
Vacherie is a Creole restaurant located on the first floor of Hotel St. Marie. Enjoy great New Orleans cuisine while sipping fantastic cocktails. This hidden gem needs to be on your list for your next stay.
10. Dauphine Orleans
415 Dauphine St., 504-586-1800, dauphineorleans.com
Dauphine Orleans welcomes guests to their cottage paradise that's steps away from Bourbon Street. The hotel is filled with cottage-style guest rooms and a renovated cottage-turned-bar.
Enter this gem and visit May Baily's Place, a supposed haunted bar with a sultry past. Dip your toes into their saltwater pool and enjoy the serenity that is Dauphine Orleans.
Experience New Orleans at Your Temporary Bedside
Every hotel in the French Quarter has a historical element and modern amenity that contributes to the overall appeal of this unique New Orleans neighborhood. There may be a hotel that you are drawn more to than the other; that's your prerogative.
The one common denominator of all of the French Quarter hotels is the great experience they want to give you. Make your experience memorable and book one of these awesome hotels today!
