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Historic buildings and lively atmosphere entice tourists and locals alike, offering live music, street performances, and vibrant nightlife. Must-see spots include Jackson Square, St. Louis Cathedral, and Café du Monde.
Dynamic and mixed-use, this neighborhood boasts professional offices, historic buildings, and numerous restaurants and clubs. Explore museums like the National WWII Museum and Ogden Museum of Southern Art, or visit Harrah's Casino and Piazza d'Italia.
Well-preserved historic mansions and striking architecture define this area. Explore Colonel Short's Villa, George Washington Cable House, and Lafayette Cemetery No. 1, or shop at The Rink, with easy streetcar access on St. Charles Avenue.
Lower Garden District is highly notable for its beautiful gardens, and you might want to visit top sights like Port of New Orleans and National World War II Museum. See more of New Orleans by jumping on the metro at St. Charles at St. Andrew Stop or St. Charles at Josephine Stop.
You can learn more about the history of New Orleans during your trip to a well-known site like Bourbon Street. Experience the area's great live music and renowned jazz scene.
You can enjoy some retail therapy with a trip to Canal Street, a popular shopping spot in New Orleans. Discover the lively bars and entertainment choices in this walkable area.
Explore the waterfront in New Orleans with a trip to Port of New Orleans. Experience the great live music and renowned jazz scene in this walkable area.
National World War II Museum is a top museum in New Orleans with a rich history. Discover the top-notch restaurants and great live music in this walkable area.
Explore the campus of Tulane University, during your trip to New Orleans. Discover the top-notch restaurants and renowned jazz scene in this walkable area.
Listen to jazz at its best, eat spicy Creole food and dress in costume for parades and festivities during Mardi Gras in this fascinating southern U.S. city.
New Orleans is home and more than the Quarters. TOURISTS PLEASE! PLEASE! Remember when you're doing cemetery tours that we have actual family members buried there and visit their graves. They're not just another attraction! Be mindful and respectful!
Blair
10.0/10
Excellent
Definitely loved the ghost tour, true crime tour and swamp tour.Oh and cemetary tour.They all are a great way to learn about the history and some of the very colorful residents of the past and present.Everyone we met was so friendly..Just love it the
misty
10.0/10
Excellent
Wonderful city to visit! There is something for everyone. We visited the Garden District, WWII museum, Bourbon Street, St Louis Cemetery #1, lots of walking around the historicFrench Quarter, rode on the street car, enjoyed fine dining. Loved it!
CYNTHIA
10.0/10
Excellent
There is so much to do and see! We went to Audobon Zoo, Louis Cemetary #1 tour, carriage at Jackson Square, French Market, Oak Alley Plantation and Barataria Swamp tour. We had a blast! So much more we could've done - we ran out of time! Another time
Robin
10.0/10
Excellent
New Orleans is an American gem. In a country so homogenous NoLa remains the only authentic city we have left. The naysayers are concerned with naysaying about the same tired tropes. I say go experience history, culture & cuisine like no other city.
James
8.0/10
Good
New Orleans has such a unique vibe. Amazing art,food,music & people - housing/drug crisis is present (like in most of US). Avoid Bourbon St at night & always walk in groups at night if using trolley, etc. Overall had a great experience & will be back
Kim
10.0/10
Excellent
We enjoyed New Orleans - great restaurants, music, and sight-seeing - tours. But, the highlight of our trip was the National World War 2 Museum. That museum is an American treasure. And, it definitely requires 2 days to see and hear everything.
Marlene
10.0/10
Excellent
Wonderful tourist friendly areas within this city. The French Quarter has many unique shops. I would recommend tourist take a guided tour outside of the French Quarter & take a ride on the street car, get off & explore some other parts of the city.
Connie
10.0/10
Excellent
New Orleans definitely did not disappoint! Theres plenty of family friendly things to do such as the WWII Museum, the River Boat Rides, Frenchman Street Markets, the cutest little Coffee Arcade called "Nostalgia" on Camp Street is a must for kids!
Marisela
10.0/10
Excellent
It was my first time being there and I've heard so much about it I wanted to experience it and go with the flow. We saw a hilarious parade for Christmas which I assumed was like a mini Marde Gras parade. With throwing of beads and ornaments etc.
"We enjoyed our stay and felt very safe here. I wish there had been a room service menu or a way to get one. The room we requested was not ready so had to settle for a smaller one."
"Amazing corner room! Service was excellent, our toilet wouldn’t flush and they sent someone up to fix it almost immediately and it was fixed just as quickly. Quick walk to a lot of restaurants, and near French Quarter attractions. Construction was going on in the lobby but it wasn’t any problem for us"
"I didn't give five stars for cleaning because there were some food stuffs like maybe dried rice around the elevator trash can area on the 21st floor that was there for 3 to 4 days. It was still there when I left. Everything else was excellent. The service was great. The person that checked me out I think his name is Rintendo was excellent. Also the fellow that checked me in was excellent as well. I don't remember his name but he has a hairband that pulls his hair back and he has an olive complexion. "
French Quarter is a walkable neighborhood known for its lively bars and charming cafés. Other favorite areas in New Orleans include Garden District and Warehouse District.
What's the top vacation rental that New Orleans has to offer?
If I need to cancel my hotel reservation in New Orleans, will I receive a refund?
Yes! Most hotel bookings are refundable if you cancel before the hotel’s cancellation deadline, which often is within 24-48 hours of your scheduled arrival. If you have a non-refundable reservation, it might still be possible to cancel it and receive a refund within 24 hours of booking. Filter your search by fully refundable to find flexible hotel deals in New Orleans.
Where can I learn more about changing or cancelling my trip to New Orleans?
To access more information about picking new dates or cancelling your trip to New Orleans, click here.
What's the best accommodation for a budget-friendly stay in New Orleans?
With 131 hotels and other accommodations to choose from in this neighborhood, you're sure to find what you're looking for as you plan your trip. Based on Expedia customer reviews, Grenoble House is the highest ranked property in French Quarter. This 3-star hotel offers free breakfast and an outdoor pool. It is located a short 2-minute walk from Canal Street. Other top choices in the neighborhood include Soniat House and The Olivier House Hotel.
What's a favorite place to stay in Garden District?
In this neighborhood, there are 30 places to stay, so you should find the perfect accommodation for your trip. Garden District B&B is a favorite with our customers staying in Garden District. This B&B is a short 1-minute walk from Magazine Street, and it offers free breakfast and free WiFi. Sully Mansion Bed & Breakfast Inn is another favorite option for your stay in the neighborhood.
What's the best hotel for a family vacation to New Orleans?
What's the best hotel to stay close to Caesars Superdome?
Maison Dupuy Hotel is one of the top choices for your stay based on our traveler data, and this 3.5-star hotel offers an outdoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center. It's located just a short 1 mi (1.5 km) from Caesars Superdome. Other good choices within a short distance include Royal Sonesta New Orleans and Loews New Orleans Hotel.
What about the best place to stay near Port of New Orleans?
Where is the best area of New Orleans for seeing the sights?
Lower Garden District is one of the best areas of the city for sightseeing with 13 places to visit and top sights like Mardi Gras World, Port of New Orleans, and Magazine Street. Central Business District is another popular neighborhood for sightseeing with 28 places to visit including top sights like Canal Street, Smoothie King Center, and Mercedes-Benz Superdome.
What is the average resort fee in New Orleans?
You'll find about 10 properties that charge a resort fee from the 4976 hotels and other properties in New Orleans. The average resort fee per accommodation is USD 8.23 per night.
What's the best part of New Orleans to get out and enjoy the local nightlife?
Faubourg Marigny is home to an array of dining options and a great live music scene. One of the favorite bars to check out is Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop Bar. Based on customer reviews, Marigny Manor House is the highest ranked place to stay in the neighborhood, and this 3.5-star B&B offers free breakfast and free WiFi. R&B Bed and Breakfast and B&W Courtyards B&B are a couple of other choices in the neighborhood. Uptown Historic District is another area where you can enjoy the nightlife.
How is it to stay in New Orleans?
History buffs will enjoy exploring New Orleans, and visitors give high marks for the live music scene, entertainment choices, and fascinating museums. Tourists who journey to this walkable city can discover its bars, art, and local tours. Top sights in the city include Canal Street, Bourbon Street, and Caesars Superdome. In New Orleans, there are 4976 hotels and other accommodations to choose from. Find out more about New Orleans.
Nearby metro stations include St. Charles at Common Stop, Carondelet at Gravier Stop, and St. Charles at Union Streetcar Stop. If you want to venture out around the area, you may want a rental car in New Orleans for your journey.
What's the weather like in New Orleans?
The hottest months are usually August and July with an average temp of 83°F, while the coldest months are January and February with an average of 59°F. The rainiest months in New Orleans are August, July, June, and September, with each month seeing an average of 7 inches of rainfall.
