Finding a cheap hotel in New Orleans doesn’t mean compromising on style or location. This city is known for its vibrant culture, historic architecture and lively nightlife, and there are plenty of budget-friendly options that let you enjoy all of that and more.
From historic properties with charming courtyards to modern boutique hotels offering chic, contemporary amenities, there is a wide range of affordable accommodations to suit your needs. Whether you’re looking for a central location or unique character, New Orleans has it all.
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New Orleans (French Quarter)
A historic boutique located near Bourbon Street in the French Quarter. Quirky rooms keep the building's original features but are now simply styled with polished wooden floors and crisp white linen. A central courtyard is a perfect spot to enjoy a morning coffee. A well-priced and atmospheric stay.
New Orleans (French Quarter)
An 18th-century Creole cottage occupying an enviable spot in the French Quarter. Refurbished rooms feature polished wooden floors, crisp white linen, and marble bathrooms. With a large terrace complete with a hot tub - this is a perfect base to hop in and out from when exploring the city.
New Orleans (Central Business District)
A hip downtown offering from the Marriott's Moxy brand. The design has a youthful feel with large graphics, simple contemporary furniture, and all the mod cons. The bar is a lively affair with a good selection of cocktails. A great choice for a reasonably priced stay in the heart of the city.
New Orleans (French Quarter)
A historic property located in the heart of the French Quarter. The building's design is influenced by the Spanish style of architecture which means there are lovely hidden courtyard areas and a large wrap-around terrace. Rooms are well-appointed and feature hardwood floors. A chic central stay.
New Orleans (French Quarter)
A historic 18th-century building set in the heart of the French Quarter. This is a charmingly traditional stay - rooms have exposed brickwork, heavy drapes and quaintly mismatched furniture. Hiding a tranquil inner courtyard complete with a well-proportioned pool - this is a perfect central base.
New Orleans (Mid-City)
This motel has been transformed into New Orleans' most desirable boutique for the young artistic crowd. An ultra cool hotel offering simple chic rooms overlooking the central pool courtyard, complete with lively bar and hip coffee house. Come here for vibrant weekend parties and live music.
New Orleans (Central Business District)
The facade of this converted office block may be somewhat subdued, however, interiors are bright and fresh while a chic restaurant and roof terrace bar make this a real hotspot. Spacious rooms are decorated with bright local art and offer wonderful city views. A well priced central stay.
New Orleans (Mid-City)
Majestic 1912 Greek Revival mansion converted into a friendly owner-run inn. Large, airy rooms range from traditional to contemporary; all feature wooden floors and period-style ceiling fans. The tree-lined plot boasts a large garden, two porches plus there's a gym and limited spa services.
New Orleans (French Quarter)
Modern and centrally located in the historical French quarter, this chic boutique property offers comfortable, contemporary rooms as well as a pool and fitness centre. Vive! Bar boasts a good wine list and signature cocktails. Perfect location both for New Orleans nightlife and sight seeing.
New Orleans (French Quarter)
A grand hotel set in the heart of the French Quarter. Elegant interiors feature chandeliers, marble pillars, and lofty rooms. A classic restaurant serves Creole dishes and the bar slings an excellent cocktail. With a pretty courtyard pool, this property is unbeatable for its style and location.