Treme borders the French Quarter in New Orleans; no wonder so many jazz bars spill onto its streets. Just like its neighbour Marigny, it's an area steeped in history, featuring plenty of 19th-century townhouses, although Treme has its own unique African-American heritage too, best seen in its traditional Creole houses. This in turn means there are great soul food spots! The best hotels in Treme reflect its unique heritage, which is why our selection includes a renovated police station and a couple of Antebellum mansions which are perfect for history buffs and couples alike.
New Orleans (Tremé / Lafitte)
Guesthouse combining two antebellum pre-Civil War mansions with shared swimming pool and gardens. Rooms, suites and apartment are unique but share a contemporary take on traditional New Orleans design and decor with wooden floors and iron-wrought balconies. Quiet but well-connected affordable base.
New Orleans (Tremé / Lafitte)
Unique, historic boutique guesthouse standing proudly in Treme. Originally a police jail and patrol station, it successfully retains oodles of character with exposed brick, reclaimed wood panelling and 19th century French furnishings. A quirky and atmospheric city stay.
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