New Orleans thrums with life. From the colourful festivals to the buzzing jazz music venues, not to mention the thriving gastronomic scene which has developed from a unique combination of Caribbean, African and European influences. With so much to offer, this is the perfect choice for a city break. To complete the perfect getaway it pays to book one of the city's luxury hotels. As unique as the city itself, the best luxury hotels in New Orleans vary in style from grand old dames to vibrant contemporary stays. Our hotel experts have hand-selected their favourite luxury hotels across the city, chosen for their design, service, facilities, and location. So why not browse through our collection to start planning your next break?
New Orleans (French Quarter)
Peaceful and atmospheric, these historic townhouses in the French Quarter offer quiet seclusion, elegant interior design, quite leafy courtyards, and southern charm.
New Orleans (French Quarter)
Modern, downtown hotel near to Jackson Square and Riverwalk offers an outdoor pool and on site restaurant. Rooms have it all in the way of electricals, are luxuriously spacious and modern. Fine dining at Sobou, relaxing by the pool with a book from the library or exploring the city in close reach.
New Orleans (French Quarter)
Family owned 1886 traditional hotel in heart of French Quarter welcomes guests with marble floors, glittering chandeliers and a chiming grandfather clock. Large, comfortable rooms with all the mod-cons. Carousel Bar revolves every 15 minutes and a popular spot in town. Perfect for local adventures.
New Orleans (Warehouse District)
Top New Orleans luxury hotel offers southern hospitality, spa and rooftop pool, and a great art collection. Light, airy rooms decorated in the English style, top notch service.
New Orleans (Warehouse District)
Luxurious and intimate in the extreme, Maison Métier glitters with the essence of New Orleans decadence and style. Custom furniture, fixtures, fittings and a bespoke concierge service. This establishment gives a true sense of Southern elegance, glamour, and hospitality.
New Orleans (Central Business District)
This luxury hotel is set in a restored 19th-century property two blocks from the celebrated French Quarter in New Orleans. Inside, exposed, painted brick walls preserve a sense of the building's heritage, while plush furnishings with brass accents add a hint of indulgence, creating a chic city stay.
New Orleans (Central City)
A hip retro hotel offering impeccably friendly service and old-school chic design. A total refurbishment has bought this historic hotel back to life. Rooms are elegant and light complete with Mad Men-esque minibars. While the Caribbean fine-dining restaurant & chic rooftop bar complete the picture.
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 (French Quarter)
An elegant hotel with many attractions including a fabulous fine-dining restaurant, one of the city's best oyster bars and a popular jazz club. Rooms are stylish and classic with Art Deco furniture and many have french doors & balconies. With a pool and exemplary service, this property has it all!
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 (French Quarter)
A long-standing luxury hotel in the historic French Quarter, offering old-school elegance. Rooms feature antiques, marble bathrooms, and the best have French doors leading onto a patio. With a rooftop pool, a noteworthy bar & restaurant, and outstanding service - this one is hard to beat.
New Orleans (Marigny)
An elegant boutique hotel set in a mansion on the edge of the French Quarter. The suites come in different forms but all combine original features, such as hardwood floors and beamed ceilings, with simple white design. An outdoor pool is a real luxury and restaurants and bars are just a stroll away.
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.
New Orleans (Central Business District)
Once a utility office now a surprisingly grand hotel. NOPSI offers a great location in the Central Business District alongside exciting dining options, an atmospheric gin bar and a chic rooftop pool. Rooms are vast and cleanly styled. A great value stay in the heart of the city.
New Orleans (Central Business District)
A grand hotel (and one of the city's oldest) conveniently set in the Central Business District. Spacious rooms have been spruced up to give a chic take on traditional design. Downstairs the bar & lobby have a feel of elegance from a bygone era with chandeliers and period features. An authentic stay.
New Orleans (Lower Garden District)
Italianate stucco mansion with authentic period features in the Lower Garden District. Southern-inspired interiors marry exquisite antique furnishings and oriental rugs in beautifully appointed rooms. Relax in the parlour, den, covered porch and leafy brick courtyard with fountains. A chic hideaway.
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