Ritz-Carlton
Located on the French Quarter side of Canal Street, the Ritz-Carlton is a AAA five-diamond award winning hotel that welcomes travelers to the heart of New Orleans. The Canal Street mainstay is centrally located with easy access to the convention center, Superdome and Harrah's Casino. The Ritz-Carlton has an on-site spa, fitness center, club level accommodations and limo service. Car services are available to get you to and from your favorite local course. Be sure to have the concierge schedule you a tee time. Pets are welcome for a nonrefundable fee.
Ritz-Carlton
921 Canal St.
New Orleans, Louisiana 70112
(504) 524-1331
ritzcarlton.com
W French Quarter
A stones throw from the Mississippi River, the W French Quarter is located along the southern edge of the French Quarter close to Jackson Square, the Moonwalk and the Audubon Aquarium of the Americas. A traditional New Orleans courtyard style hotel, the W features an outdoor pool, the Living Room lounge and a transportation service provided by Acura. Five blocks from the Harrah's Casino and a short drive across the river to Lakewood Country Club the W occupies prime French Quarter real estate.
W French Quarter
316 Chartres St.
New Orleans, Louisiana 70130-2217
(504) 581-1200
starwoodhotels.com
Soniat House
If you are looking for something a little quieter in the French Quarter, try the Soniat House, which is nestled into a more residential part of the area. The Soniat House is made up of three separate townhouses, each with their own balconies and courtyards. The Soniat is a great place to start your exploration of the city, with less traffic around the area you will find shops and restaurants most tourists miss. Since it only has 21 rooms and 12 suites, be sure to book early.
Soniat House
1133 Chartres St.
New Orleans, Louisiana 70116
(504) 522-0570
soniathouse.com
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