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This spirited thrum also extends to its top-tier hotels.
The average nightly rate runs a bit steep compared to other properties on our list.
The past It List recipient was voted by T+L readers as theNo.
Maison de la Luz
1 hotel in New Orleansin our 2024World’s Best Awards.
Mornings at this 67-room hotel are some of the most memorable aspects of an overnight stay.
First, you’ve got the option to request a pot of coffee delivered directly to your room.
Windsor Court Hotel
Complimentary iced tea comes next; its the perfect pick-me-up before a day of sightseeing around the city.
It veers more toward traditional than trendy.
The Windsor Court consistently receives high marks from T+L readers in theWorlds Best Awards.
The Old No. 77 Hotel and Chandlery
3 in 2024 and was also featured in 2022 and 2023.
Its an elegant property complete with an afternoon tea service that checks nearly every box.
As for dining, for larger, less casual meals, you have a few options.
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Old No.
77 Hotel & Chandlery
The Old No.
77 Hotel and Chandlery
The nightly rates are relatively affordable.
Alex Marks
If youre in the market for classic luxury, consider another property.
In a city of intense hues, heavy fabrics, and French architecture, Old No.
77 Hotel & Chandlery is a breath of fresh air.
Four Seasons Hotels
Compere Lapin is a particularly exciting restaurant on property, as its menu is developed by chef Nina Compton.
The room decor is nice, but it lacks the originality found in the rest of the hotel.
The gilded lobby, accented by marble and crystal chandeliers, is like stepping back in time.
Hotel Peter & Paul
Another cant-miss pocket of history within the hotel is the Sazerac Bar.
Columns Hotel
The guest-only second-floor outdoor porch is made for slow New Orleans mornings.
The neighborhood is a bit of a walk from the French Quarter and other popular tourist sites.
Hotel Saint Vincent
Visually, it doesnt get any more impressive than this 71-room property.
The common spaces are wholly unique and pleasant to be in.
And if you cant shake that last little bit of work stress ahead of your weekend?
Paul Costello
Head to the lobby bar, Paradise Lounge, for a Saint Vincent Spritz or Italian Margarita.
The Chloe
The outdoor pool and umbrella-protected lounge chairs are at the center of the backyard oasis.
Like many other boutique hotels in New Orleans, the building has a long history.
The Pontchartrain Hotel
Theres a very good chance youll want to delay checkout as long as possible.
Price-conscious travelers should watch out for breakfast, parking, and in-room water bottle charges inflating the final bill.
As always, each hotel recommendation comes with the guarantee that the property aligns with our coreT+L Hotel Values.
