What is your favorite hotel in New Orleans? French Quarter only. I stayed at the Hotel Monteleon. any other good ones?

French Quarter only. I stayed at the Hotel Monteleon. Any other good ones?

Asked by LouLou 16 months ago Similar questions: favorite hotel Orleans French Quarter stayed Hotel Monteleon Local > United States > New Orleans - LA.

Similar questions: favorite hotel Orleans French Quarter stayed Hotel Monteleon.

1 I used to like the Maison Dupuy when it was new -- I even liked it as a six year old. Like many in the French Quarter historic district, this was in fact a NEW hotel (built in the mid 1970s) but seemed historic -- authentically so. It had a patina about it, with its French Doors, gas lights, antiquated crackle-paint staircases, pool and fountains.It had an ambience that was very old world and hard to replicate in a new building.

I haven't been there, however, since 1983.

I used to like the Maison Dupuy when it was new -- I even liked it as a six year old. Like many in the French Quarter historic district, this was in fact a NEW hotel (built in the mid 1970s) but seemed historic -- authentically so. It had a patina about it, with its French Doors, gas lights, antiquated crackle-paint staircases, pool and fountains.It had an ambience that was very old world and hard to replicate in a new building.

I haven't been there, however, since 1983.

2 We by-passed hotels and stayed at the Quarter house in the French Quarter on Chartres. quarterhouse.com/It is a time share that also operates as a hotel. I just looked at the rates, and the longer you stay the cheaper it is:1 night - $175.50 (including tax)2 nights -$160.50 (including tax)3 nights -$150.50 (including tax)4 nights -$140.50 (including tax)6 nights -$125.50 (including tax)The rooms are really nice, and each have a kitchenette, so you can keep soda in the fridge or heat up take-home in the microwave, The secret to staying there is you avoid the huge hotel 13% tax that LA charges hotels.

And it's in the middle of everything.

We by-passed hotels and stayed at the Quarter house in the French Quarter on Chartres. quarterhouse.com/It is a time share that also operates as a hotel. I just looked at the rates, and the longer you stay the cheaper it is:1 night - $175.50 (including tax)2 nights -$160.50 (including tax)3 nights -$150.50 (including tax)4 nights -$140.50 (including tax)6 nights -$125.50 (including tax)The rooms are really nice, and each have a kitchenette, so you can keep soda in the fridge or heat up take-home in the microwave, The secret to staying there is you avoid the huge hotel 13% tax that LA charges hotels.

And it's in the middle of everything.

3 Thanks for the information. I have heard about Maison Dupry but DanZee I did not know about The Quarter House. I will check into that link DanZee.Thanks.

Jet Blue is running a $69 special to New Orleans from JFK and I am considering going back there in October for a few days.

Thanks for the information. I have heard about Maison Dupry but DanZee I did not know about The Quarter House. I will check into that link DanZee.Thanks.

Jet Blue is running a $69 special to New Orleans from JFK and I am considering going back there in October for a few days.

4 I loved staying at the Royal Sonesta Hotel in the French Quarter. sonesta.com/royalneworleans/ .

I loved staying at the Royal Sonesta Hotel in the French Quarter. sonesta.com/royalneworleans.

LouLou replied to post #4: 5 Thanks, I'll check that one out too.

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