New Orleans Boutique Hotel

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  The Westin New Orleans

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  Renaissance New Orleans Pere Marquette Hotel

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  Loft 523

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  Hotel Royal New Orleans

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  Royal St. Charles Hotel - New Orleans

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  W New Orleans - French Quarter

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  Queen and Crescent Hotel - New Orleans

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  Ramada Plaza Hotel The Inn on Bourbon

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  Le Richelieu in the French Quarter

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  Empress Hotel

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New Orleans is a city that looks like no other place in the country. When travelers visit the area, they often need to take their time to understand the culture and atmosphere of the city. Staying in a New Orleans boutique hotel can help visitors initiate themselves into the area.

One of the most unusual parts of the city is the French Quarter. This area is not just a few buildings but a long line of cottages, townhouses and more. The size of the area is much larger than most visitors realize. The city also never seems to slow down. There are often people moving about the streets throughout the city at all hours of the day and night. Bars have no closing times, music in the city is continuous and the locals have flavorful accents. The culture in the city is very alive and vibrant. There are many areas of the city that have a remarkable power over visitors and the city can amaze locals and visitors alike in many ways through the food, the music and the atmosphere.

In New Orleans, food is not just a necessity, but also a passion and an art form. Many of the restaurants and chefs are known worldwide because of the award winning cuisine. Choosing the right places to eat can enhance a trip to the area. If you are looking for some of the finest food, you may want to visit Antoine's. This restaurant has been renowned in the area since the 1840s. The French-Creole food has a traditional flair giving diners an experience that is unmatched anywhere else in the city. You can find this restaurant in the middle of the French Quarter and you will not be disappointed by anything you order. For something more casual, locals prefer the Pelican Club. The menu at this restaurant has many New Orleans favorites with a wonderful ambience. The decor in the building reminds you that you are in the midst of a very special and unique city.

Food is only part of the experience when you visit New Orleans. The city is also very well known for its music scene. New Orleans is called the birthplace of jazz and that form of music, along with many others, is still very prevalent in the area. Because of the importance of music, there are many different music clubs, traditions and festivals. You can ask the staff at the New Orleans boutique hotel where the best clubs are in the neighborhood in which you are staying. Your trip will not feel complete until you hear some of the local blues and jazz musicians entertain a crowd.

Once you have a good feel for the city, you may want to visit City Park in New Orleans. The park is a lovely place to take a long walk, watching the birds and taking in the beautiful landscaping. There are many things to do within the park including strolling through the botanical gardens, playing golf on one of the four courses, having a picnic, indulging in some fishing or boating, playing tennis and more. Children enjoy the miniature trains and the amusement area called "Children's Storyland" where they can climb around fairy tale figures.

For a more serious side of the city, tourists often visit the National World War II Museum. This museum opened in 2000 and honors over 16 million Americans who took part in the global conflict in one way or another. The museum chose its opening date based on the anniversary of the Normandy invasion that ultimately liberated Europe. It holds many stories from those involved in the invasion as well as many other aspects of the war. Many items and materials from the war are preserved in the museum. Visitors can leisurely explore the history and receive lessons and even inspiration from the complex events that were involved in the war, which are depicted in the various displays.

The New Orleans boutique hotel options are located in the heart of the city, just minutes away from some of the most popular areas. They have full spa services and luxurious rooms with plenty of amenities. New Orleans boutique hotels have outdoor pools, large fitness centers and wonderful dining options. You can enjoy your stay in every way possible when you book a room in a New Orleans boutique hotel.

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