
St Charles Avenue serves as a majestic gateway to New Orleans. This is a great option for a place to park yourself on a trip to the city both due to its famed St Charles Avenue Streetcar, that will ferry you around in an affordable and charmingly old fashioned style, plus the pretty Garden District surrounding the avenue has some lovely old mansions. Within these mansions, you will find some of the best hotels near St Charles Avenue, New Orleans. The range of accommodation in this district is mostly a collection of independently owned boutique-style hotels and B&Bs (our Hotel Gurus' favourite). So whether you are looking for something that channels a bygone era or a hip city stay, why not browse through our collection to start planning your next trip?
For a B&B

- Maison Perrier is an award-winning boutique set in the lovely Garden District just a short stroll from St Charles Avenue. Interiors marry the old and new with fireplaces, wooden floors, antiques and pretty paisley prints. Live the Victorian lifestyle with a front parlour and covered porch. A lovely hideaway for couples.
For city style

- The Pontchartrain is a hip retro hotel offering impeccably friendly service and old-school chic design. Rooms are elegant and light complete with Mad Men-esque minibars. While the Caribbean fine-dining restaurant & chic rooftop bar complete the picture. Ideal for a fun-loving New Orleans stay.
For a boutique

- Henry Howard Hotel is a historic 18th-century townhouse located in the Garden District of New Orleans. Expect chic, unfussy boutique accommodation featuring white fabrics and vibrant local artwork. A stylish parlour has a small bar that rustles up some excellent cocktails. A convenient and sophisticated base.
- St Charles Coach House is a contemporary boutique with plenty of style. Rooms are spacious and decorated with tasteful local art while the lively lobby has an eclectic and homely feel. Chic and well priced.
For a traditional stay

- Park View Historic Hotel is a converted Victorian mansion decorated in authentic period style. Well-appointed rooms combine antiques, vintage ceiling fans, shutters, and 19th-century plantation beds. The pretty porch, stained glass windows and chandeliers complete the picture in this hotel that channels a bygone era.
Still not sure where to book?