New Orleans combines distinctive architecture with a deep musical and culinary heritage. Neighborhood streets, live performances and local restaurants make atmosphere central to the stay.

Four Seasons Hotel New Orleans turns Edward Durell Stone’s riverfront landmark into a 341-room modern luxury hotel with a crescent pool, destination dining and front-row Mississippi views.

Hotel Monteleone is a fifth-generation French Quarter landmark, home to the rotating Carousel Bar, a rooftop pool and more than a century of New Orleans literary and hospitality history.
Inside the 1908 Beaux-Arts Maison Blanche building on Canal Street, The Ritz-Carlton, New Orleans blends Garden District-inspired elegance, live jazz, a major spa and polished Southern dining at the edge of the French Quarter.
Open since 1893 and one block from the French Quarter, The Roosevelt New Orleans layers gilded historic grandeur, rooftop swimming and classic New Orleans dining into one of the city’s great hotel landmarks.
One block from the French Quarter, The Windsor Court pairs unusually spacious rooms and suites with British-inspired interiors, a rooftop saltwater pool, a full spa and polished New Orleans dining.