Louisiana, New Orleans Resorts

New Orleans is a major United States port and the largest city and metropolitan area in the state of Louisiana.
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 (particularly as the birthplace of jazz), and its annual celebrations and festivals, most notably Mardi Gras. The city is often referred to as the ""most unique"" in America.
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Hotel de la Monnaie
New Orleans, LA
When you think of New Orleans and the French Quarter, you are also thinking of Hotel de la Monnaie. Accommodations are situated at the edge of the French Quarter, where history, food, art, incomparable jazz, fun night spots, carriage rides, and riverboat cruises can be found on the Mississippi River. Both Bourbon Street and the riverfront are a short walk away. Close by find the Aquarium of the Americas, the Riverwalk, the Canal Palace shopping areas, and the Convention Center. Also enjoy the lovely courtyard with the fountain wading pool found on site at the property.
Hotel Storyville
New Orleans, LA
Located two blocks from the French Quarter with all its Old-World charm and world-famous restaurants, Hotel Storyville is a small, intimate resort that strives to give the vacationer a genuine experience of life in New Orleans. Residential surroundings abound with small neighborhood restaurants. A short picturesque stroll brings you to the French Market.
Jean Lafitte House
New Orleans, LA
Jean Lafitte, the notorious pirate and patriot of the Caribbean, is the namesake of this New Orleans locale. The two brick buildings, built in 1831 by Lafitte's fierce captain Rene Beluche, have been completely restored, and living areas have been elegantly furnished. Nestled in the residential area of the French Quarter, Jean Lafitte House provides a quiet spot to swim, and relax before exploring the rambunctious streets of the Quarter. Numerous shops and restaurants await you just a few blocks away. Take a stroll through Jackson Square or visit the French Market.
Maison Pierre Lafitte
New Orleans, LA
Maison Pierre Lafitte is across the street from the French Quarter, two blocks from Bourbon Street and a short walk from the Riverfront and Harrah's Casino. There is direct access to many night clubs, restaurants and tourist attractions. There are no laundry facilities at this time.
Mardi Gras Manor I
New Orleans, LA
Nestled in the historic French Quarter, Mardi Gras Manor I is an ideal base for a New Orleans vacation. A car is not a necessity because you'll be within walking distance of many of the area's attractions. Experience the culinary delights of more than 60 restaurants. Relax in the resort's hidden courtyards. Mardi Gras Manor I complements the city's amenities so well, you'll think they are one and the same.
Plaza Suite Hotel Resort
New Orleans, LA
The Plaza Suite Hotel is located downtown in the Warehouse district within blocks of the French Quarter, Harrah's Casino, the Aquarium of Americas, Riverwalk Marketplace, Morial Convention Center, the St. Charles Canal, and Riverfront street cars. Numerous restaurants are within easy walking distance, as are taxi, bus, and street-car routes for transportation. Some tours provide pick-up service. The resort has a tropical hot tub area, an atruim with glass skylights on the second floor, and 24-hour security gates. The resort is historically preserved and is more than 100 years old.
Plaza Suites II
Metairie, LA
Plaza Suites II is in the middle of the action, located only 10 minutes from the famous French Quarter, the Louis Armstrong Airport, and other area attractions. A complimentary continental breakfast is served daily. Free off-street parking and a guest laundry are also available for your convenience.
Pontchartrain Hotel
New Orleans, LA
The Pontchartrain Hotel has been a landmark in the Garden District of New Orleans since the 1920s. Guests at the hotel will take pleasure in the elegance of the Garden District, where historic mansions, in architectural styles ranging from Greek Revival to Victorian, are set on majestic, tree-lined streets. Take a ride to the famous French Quarter on the old-fashioned St. Charles Avenue streetcar, and shop for antiques and linens on the six-mile stretch that comprises Magazine Street.
Southern Leisure Resort
Many, LA
Fish from the bank or dock, take a ride on the bicycle trails, have a picnic or just kick back in the shade under some of our great trees. Southern Leisure Resort can be your base to visit the area's many points of interest.
The Courtyards
New Orleans, LA
The Courtyards is an 165-year-old renovated Porte-Cochere townhouse in New Orleans' world-renowned French Quarter. The resort is located within walking distance of a variety of sites, such as restaurants, antiques shops, art galleries, museums, and the Mississippi River. After an exciting day experiencing New Orleans' Creole and Cajun cuisine and incomparable jazz, relax in the resort's lush courtyard and enjoy New Orleans at its best.
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