The Cornstalk Hotel

Recommended for

• Local exploring

  • Royal Street is one of the most photographed streets in the world. Explore its galleries, boutiques & ornate historic buildings

• City Style

  • Architecure and antique lovers will adore the classy old-world charm and authentic period touches, as well as central location

• Great walks

  • Explore the charms of the city's French Quarter on foot; discover fab restaurants, well-preserved period buildings & jazz clubs

• Local markets

  • Head to the French Market, an open-air commercial hub that dates from the 1790s. Browse food, local produce and handicrafts

• Sights nearby

  • Visit the city's famous Jackson Square, known for its park, cathedral, Andrew Jackson statue, artists and street performers

• Close to nightlife

  • Head to the 1960s-era Preservation Hall which offers intimate, acoustic New Orleans Jazz concerts over 350 nights a year

• No restaurant

  • The inn doesn't offer dining but the area is teeming with excellent options, all within walking distance

• Riverside

  • The Mississippi River is two blocks from the property

• Downtown

• Romantic

• Family Suites

• Wedding license

• Sailing

• Colonial

• Barefoot Luxury

• Sit-out Terrace

• Full of character

• Opulent

• Museums

• Traditional

• Townhouse

• Boutique

• Historic

• Inn

• Antiques

• Retro/Vintage

• Charming

• Four poster beds

• Intimate

• Views

Facilities

• Rooms

  14 rooms in this hotel

• No restaurant

  The inn doesn't offer dining but the area is teeming with excellent options, all within walking distance

• Safe

• Walking distance restaurants

• Fireplace

• Car not required

• Wedding license

• Family Suites

• No pets

• Sit-out Terrace

• Concierge

• Garden

• Satellite / Cable TV

• Four poster beds

• Wifi

• Air conditioning

• Views

• Business Centre

Activities

• Great walks

  • Explore the charms of the city's French Quarter on foot; discover fab restaurants, well-preserved period buildings & jazz clubs

• Sights nearby

  • Visit the city's famous Jackson Square, known for its park, cathedral, Andrew Jackson statue, artists and street performers

• Local markets

  • Head to the French Market, an open-air commercial hub that dates from the 1790s. Browse food, local produce and handicrafts

• Close to nightlife

  • Head to the 1960s-era Preservation Hall which offers intimate, acoustic New Orleans Jazz concerts over 350 nights a year

• Sailing

• Museums

• Theatre

Map & Location