Nestled between the southern shore of Lake Pontchartrain and a horseshoe bend in the Mississippi River, New Orleans is an old city founded as early as 1718 by French-Canadians. Through the years the town has absorbed Spanish, Anglo-Americans and Afro-American influences to create what is known as Creole culture.
The mixture of influences, and the age of the city, gives it an atmosphere, which is unlike that of most other North American cities. It runs deep into the fabric of the town and is evident in the architecture, food, music and art.
For visitors from all over the world New Orleans is known as 'The Big Easy', a place where the cares of day-to-day life can be left behind and the sound of Jazz music, packed bars and streets full with happy smiling people can be found.
The French Quarter, on the bank of the Mississippi River is the focal point of activity. It is to here that the 'must-see' and must-do attractions of New Orleans are located. It is also at the French Quarter that the famed Mardi Gras action is.
Other notable attractions in New Orleans include River Boat tours, Casinos, Six Flags New Orleans theme park, Superdome professional sports and obviously numerous restaurants, bars and 'watering holes' where the spirit of New Orleans is always high.
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European style blended with Southern hospitality create an atmosphere of elegance, reminiscent of an English country home. Visually stunning with an exceptional art collection.
Steep yourself in the history of New Orleans and turn-of-the-century luxury at this elegant grand hotel where the marble and crystal of the past meet present-day refinements.
High-rise hospitality in the heart of the French Quarter, just steps away from Bourbon Street, the Convention Center, Riverwalk, and Aquarium of the Americas.
The JW Marriott New Orleans is ideally located on Canal Street at the entrance to the French Quarter and just steps from the business district. It is only two blocks from the Aquarium, Casino and Riverfront shopping. The Convention Center is also an easy walk away.
Overlooking the French Quarter in the heart of New Orleans, the Hyatt Regency New Orleans is a striking, newly-renovated 32-story atrium hotel offering 1,184 rooms and nearly 100,000 sq. ft. of meeting space, including a 25,000 sq. ft. ballroom, adjacent carpeted 25,000 sq. ft. exhibit hall, a Conference Center and 41 breakout rooms. Connected to the Louisiana Superdome and the New Orleans Centre, home of fine stores such as Macy's and Lord and Taylors.
Capture the true New Orleans atmosphere in the heart of the French Quarter at this charming hotel that exudes the vitality and elegance of this world-class destination.
The Astor Crown Plaza is a first class hotel located in the gateway to New Orleans' most exciting destination - the famous French Quarter. The hotel allows easy access to both the excitement of Bourbon Street, Canal Street and nearby attractions.