Four Seasons Hotel New Orleans
A riverfront landmark at the foot of Canal Street, set in the restored 1960s World Trade Center tower, with a pool terrace above the Mississippi and the glittering Chandelier Bar.
The Windsor Court
A quietly British grande dame one block from the French Quarter, entered through a walled courtyard, with a museum-quality art collection, spacious suites and a rooftop saltwater pool.
The Roosevelt New Orleans, A Waldorf Astoria Hotel
The grande dame of New Orleans since 1893, famous for its block-long gilded lobby, the Sazerac Bar and a rooftop pool with cabanas, just steps from the French Quarter.
The Ritz-Carlton, New Orleans
The former Maison Blanche department store on Canal Street, a white terra-cotta Beaux-Arts landmark at the edge of the French Quarter, with a vast spa and a Club Level.
Hotel Monteleone
A family-owned French Quarter landmark on Royal Street since 1886, home of the slowly revolving Carousel Bar, with Literary Suites and a rooftop pool above the Quarter.
The Royal Sonesta New Orleans
A Bourbon Street classic with lacy wrought-iron balconies, a lush pool courtyard, Restaurant R'evolution and the Jazz Playhouse, in the very heart of the French Quarter.
Hotel Peter & Paul
A 19th-century church, rectory, convent and schoolhouse in the Marigny, reborn as a 71-room boutique hotel steps from the live-music clubs of Frenchmen Street.
The Pontchartrain Hotel
A 1927 landmark on the St. Charles Avenue streetcar line in the Garden District, with black-and-mint lacquered rooms, Jack Rose restaurant and a rooftop bar with Quarter views.
Omni Royal Orleans
A French Quarter classic at Royal and St. Louis Streets, built on the site of the 1838 St. Louis Hotel, with the storied Rib Room and a rooftop pool over the Quarter.
Le Pavillon Hotel
A 1907 grand hotel on Poydras Street, with crystal chandeliers, gilded ceilings and marble halls, a tradition of late-night peanut butter and jelly, and the French Quarter close by.
The Eliza Jane
Restored nineteenth-century warehouses on Magazine Street, once home to The Daily Picayune, now a characterful hotel with the Couvant brasserie and a quiet courtyard near the French Quarter.
The Higgins Hotel New Orleans
The official hotel of The National WWII Museum, in the Warehouse District, with 1940s-inspired Art Deco rooms and Rosie's on the Roof looking over the Crescent City skyline.
