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Place d'Armes Hotel

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Double Room
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Swimming Pool
Double Room
“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.”

Recommended for

  • Local exploring

    • Set in the French Quarter, locations don't get much better than this for discovering the city by foot

  • Value chic

    • With double rooms starting from around $70 this is a great option for a good value central stay

  • Families

    • Well placed to access family attractions plus children under 12 stay for free

  • Sights nearby

    • A trip to Jackson Square to view the magnificent St Louis Cathedral is a must

  • Other Activities

    • Explore the boutiques and art galleries found throughout the French Quarter

  • Close to nightlife

    • Head to nearby Bourbon street for some of the city's best live music venues

  • No restaurant

    • Breakfast served

  • Less £

  • Charming

  • Traditional

  • Disabled access

  • Retro/Vintage

  • Child friendly

Facilities

  • Parking

    Guest parking is available for a daily fee

  • No restaurant

    Breakfast served

  • Swimming Pool

    Outdoor pool

  • Concierge

  • No pets

  • Walking distance restaurants

  • Wifi

  • Air conditioning

  • Disabled access

  • Child friendly

Activities

  • Sights nearby

    • A trip to Jackson Square to view the magnificent St Louis Cathedral is a must

  • Other Activities

    • Explore the boutiques and art galleries found throughout the French Quarter

  • Close to nightlife

    • Head to nearby Bourbon street for some of the city's best live music venues

Map & Location

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Other reviews

Place d'Armes Hotel

A historic building that began life as an 18th-century school, became a mid-20th century motel and is now a French Quarter institution. A central location that retains a sense of place and no little tranquillity, added to which the hotel boasts one of the most wonderfully landscaped hidden courtyards in the city...

Originally published by The Telegraph

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