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Hotel Peter & Paul
New Orleans
A former church, rectory, convent and schoolhouse in the Marigny, reimagined with antiques and gingham-lined rooms.
Old town & heritage · No. 4 in United States
Boutique hotels in New Orleans
New Orleans' boutique hotels fill Creole townhouses, a former church and convent, and Garden District mansions in America's most musical city.
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Where to stay in New Orleans
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Hotel Saint Vincent
New Orleans
From $289/ night
A 19th-century orphanage in the Lower Garden District turned into a stylish hotel with a pool courtyard and several bars.
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Maison de la Luz
New Orleans
A residential-style guesthouse in a former city hall annex in the Warehouse District, with the Bar Marilou downstairs.
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Soniat House
New Orleans
A quiet, antique-filled hotel in 1830s Creole townhouses in the lower French Quarter, with lush courtyards.
New Orleans feels unlike anywhere else in the country, shaped by French, Spanish, African and Caribbean influences. The French Quarter's iron balconies and courtyards, the jazz clubs of Frenchmen Street and the oak-lined avenues of the Garden District all lie within a short streetcar ride of each other.
Where to stay
The French Quarter is central but noisy around Bourbon Street; its quieter lower end and the neighboring Marigny suit most travelers better. The Warehouse District has galleries and restaurants, while the Garden District and Lower Garden District are greener and calmer.
Good to know
The best months are February to May, with Mardi Gras and the Jazz & Heritage Festival drawing big crowds and higher prices. Summer is hot and humid, and the hurricane season runs from June to November.
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Questions about New Orleans
How many boutique hotels are there in New Orleans?
We list 4 boutique hotels in New Orleans, including Hotel Peter & Paul, Hotel Saint Vincent and Maison de la Luz.
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