Locations don't get much better than Canal Street which is the dividing line between the historic part of New Orleans (the French Quarter) and the newer city (CBD). Booking a hotel here means you are walking distance from many of the city's major attractions including its renowned restaurant and music scene. Many of the best hotels on Canal Street in New Orleans are set in grand historic buildings and offer a feel from a bygone era. The hotel choice along Canal Street is quite varied which is why our hotel experts have compiled a collection of their favourites to make booking your next break a quick and simple process. Whether you like your hotels boutique or would rather something grand and luxurious - there is a good range to choose from. So why not browse through our list to start planning your next break?
New Orleans (Central Business District)
A grand hotel spread across an entire block near the French Quarter. Elegant rooms are simply styled with chic grey furniture and luxurious bathrooms. Creole cuisine is served in the restaurant and a rooftop pool and bar are a real draw. A sophisticated choice in a quiet yet convenient location.
New Orleans (Central Business District)
Well-positioned by the French Quarter and beautifully styled, this grand dame of a hotel is one of the city's most indulgent spots. Spacious rooms and suites are traditionally designed and the lounges feel like something from a stately home. The full-service spa and fine dining complete the picture.
New Orleans (Central Business District)
A historic five-star set in an imposing building well-positioned in CBD. The chandelier adorned lobby is an impressive entrance while rooms are slightly more subdued, yet well-appointed and luxurious. Expect a spoiling spa, rooftop pool, numerous eateries, and high-end service. Luxury defined.
New Orleans (Central Business District)
A luxury hotel set on the edge of the French Quarter. Rooms are bright and bold with sleek lines, modern fixtures and marble bathrooms (choose a suite for a clawfoot bathtub). The restaurant serves innovative Louisiana fare but it is the location & design that make this a winning choice.
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.
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