New Orleans, United States
Marriott hotels in New Orleans
Marriott hotels in New Orleans
Experience the vibrant culture of New Orleans, the lively city in Louisiana, United States, with a comforting stay at one of the Marriott hotels. Renowned for its music scene, diverse cuisine, and unique traditions, New Orleans has a captivating charm that beckons travelers from all corners of the world.
Known as the birthplace of jazz, a visit to New Orleans would be incomplete without immersing yourself in its thriving music scene. At the Marriott hotels, you're only a short walk away from the legendary French Quarter, the heart of the city’s music. Here, music fills the air from the break of dawn till the late hours of the night, offering an exhilarating experience for the senses.
Another significant feature of New Orleans that can't be missed is its distinctive Creole and Cajun cuisine. And here too, staying at one of the Marriott hotels in New Orleans puts you within easy access to a range of eateries, from upscale dining experiences to laid-back bistros, that serve these local delights. Indulge in a flavorful bowl of gumbo or try some jambalaya, and you'll understand why New Orleans is considered a food lover's paradise.
Finally, New Orleans is known for its unique cultural events, with Mardi Gras being the most famous of them all. An extravagant celebration filled with parades, parties, and costumes, Mardi Gras truly embodies the spirit of New Orleans. As a guest at a Marriott hotel, you'll have the opportunity to both experience these traditions firsthand and retreat to a tranquil, comfortable space to unwind.
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New Orleans Marriott Warehouse Arts District859 Convention Center Blvd, New Orleans, US- Swimming pool
- Free WiFi
Stay near the city core in this popular property offering cozy rooms, excellent services, multiple restaurants & a rooftop bar. The perfect base to explore the vibrant surroundings.
Hotel Tonnelle New Orleans, A Tribute Portfolio Hotel By Marriott2203 Saint Charles Avenue, New Orleans, US- Free WiFi
It offers exquisite rooms and top-notch service. Delight with relaxing amenities like a swimming pool and spa for an unforgettable stay.
SpringHill Suites by Marriott New Orleans Warehouse Arts District301 Saint Joseph St, New Orleans, US- Free WiFi
- Fitness facilities
Immerse into the artistic ambience with modern comforts. Remarkable amenities and unique designs for a truly memorable experience. Has a state-of-the-art fitness center.
AC Hotel by Marriott New Orleans French Quarter221 Carondelet St, New Orleans, US- Free WiFi
- Fitness facilities
Experience the charm of French Quarter living combined with modern amenities like a rooftop bar and fitness center.
Shopping streets in New Orleans Louisiana
New Orleans1Magazine Street
Magazine Street is a picturesque shopping and entertainment district in the heart of New Orleans. It's home to a diverse mixture of bohemian boutiques, art galleries, antique stores, and eateries, spanning six miles of the city.
New Orleans2Royal Street
Historic Royal Street is an elegant shopping corridor in the French Quarter that offers a unique blend of modern luxury and old-world charm. Here, visitors can explore an array of art galleries, high-end antique shops, luxurious jewelry stores, and famous restaurants.
New Orleans3French Market
The French Market, America's oldest public market, is a must-visit shopping destination in New Orleans. The market offers a variety of high-quality products ranging from traditional Cajun and Creole food items to local arts and crafts, clothing, and jewelry.
New Orleans4Canal Street
Nestled on the edge of the French Quarter, Canal Street is a bustling shopping strip known for its high-end shops and boutiques. The shopping district features retail giants like Saks Fifth Avenue, along with a range of local stores and souvenir shops.
New Orleans5Julia Street
In the heart of the Arts District, Julia Street offers an array of commercial art galleries featuring works by local and nationally acclaimed artists. This vibrant shopping street is filled with contemporary art spaces, boutique shops, and popular restaurants.
Cultural Attractions in New Orleans Louisiana
New Orleans1French Quarter
The French Quarter of New Orleans is a vibrant neighborhood steeped in history and culture, known for its distinctive architecture, vivacious nightlife, and unique culinary offerings, all centered around the world-renowned Bourbon Street.
New Orleans2St. Louis Cathedral
The St. Louis Cathedral, dominating Jackson Square, is a timeless masterpiece of French Gothic architecture and one of the oldest cathedrals in North America. It is emblematic of New Orleans’ rich Catholic heritage.
New Orleans3Preservation Hall
Known for its dedication to keeping traditional New Orleans Jazz alive, Preservation Hall offers nightly concerts in an intimate, historic setting. No visit to New Orleans would be complete without taking in a show.
New Orleans4Garden District
The Garden District is a beautiful and quiet neighborhood known for its well-preserved antebellum mansions, lush gardens, and the famous Magazine Street filled with local boutiques, antique shops, and excellent restaurants.
New Orleans5Mardi Gras World
A trip to Blaine Kern’s Mardi Gras World offers tourists a behind the scenes look at the city’s most famous celebration. Here visitors can witness the creation of the incredible parade floats and learn about the history of the festival.
Restaurants, Cafés & Local Eats in New Orleans Louisiana
New Orleans1Café Du Monde
Café Du Monde, an iconic traditional coffee shop, known for its famous beignets and Café au lait. The café is open 24/7 and has been serving both locals and tourists since 1862.
New Orleans2Commander's Palace
Commander's Palace is a landmark restaurant in the heart of New Orleans' Garden District. The haute Creole menu and refined atmosphere make it a popular destination for both locals and tourists.
New Orleans3Acme Oyster House
Acme Oyster House has been serving the freshest seafood since they opened their doors in 1910. Especially famous for their oysters which can be enjoyed raw, fried, or chargrilled with a delicious herb-butter concoction.
New Orleans4Coop's Place
Coop's Place is a local gem in the French Quarter. Known for their Creole fare and late-night hours, it's a must-visit stop for any food lover in the city.
New Orleans5Cochon Restaurant
Cochon Restaurant is a standout for southern cuisine. With dishes like pork gumbo, fried alligator, and rabbit & dumplings, this place perfectly combines heritage with evolution.
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