Chic design & contemporary decor flow throughout this revamped Beaux-Arts-style building.

Tucked amid the action-packed French Quarter, this stylish hotel is the perfect hideaway from the city's buzz.

(Big) Easy walk into the French Quarter.

Those cookies though.

This former warehouse (now ultra-sophisticated lodging) sits within a 15-min stroll from the French Quarter.

Renovated 19th-century townhouse nestled on a quiet street within walking distance of the French Quarter.

Set on the former site of the founder of New Orleans’ plantation, it exudes a cozy old-world vibe with grand ceilings and brick walls.

Deep in the historic French Quarter, it’s an oak-tree-in-the-courtyard kinda place, steps from Louis Armstrong Park. (Air-trumpet accordingly.)

Located in the cultural scene of New Orleans' Arts District, Omni Riverfront Hotel is steps away from top attractions including the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, the Contemporary Arts Center; and blocks from the French Quarter.

This historic 1840s warehouse sits right on Gallery Row. Inside, eclectic-chic apartments balance old-world deets with modern must-haves.

A modern revamp of a historic 1900s masonry building, with the exposed brick and hardwood floors to prove it.

Uber-trendy common areas are the perfect spots to nosh, sip and mingle.

Marigny 'hood locale is key for laid-back hanging out & the infamous French Quarter is within stumbling distance.

When you blend hospitality with world-renowned innovation, something magical is bound to happen.

Right on Bourbon St, it’s the epitome of Big Easy elegance, complete with traditional gabled windows and wrought-iron balconies.

Beautifully renovated historic Creole Victorian is all hanging ferns, wrought iron and balconies – built around 2 grotto-style pools. (Freestyle away.)

Historic digs once owned by voodoo priestess Marie Laveau – one of the oldest buildings in the French Quarter.

Less than a five-min jaunt to Bourbon Street.

Holiday Streetcar and The Clarinet make figuring out where to go in the Big Easy a whole lot easier.

A mere two blocks from the fun of Bourbon Street, but far enough to offer tranquility.

Prime address: quiet but within stumbling distance from Rue Bourbon’s lively nightlife hotspots.

Start your morning off right with complimentary drip coffee and unwind in the evenings with free wine & bites.

Even Ignatius J. Reilly would enjoy the down-home hospitality.

Primo Garden District location — admire the grand mansions of St. Charles Ave, then hit the French Quarter via the streetcar. There's a stop right out front!

Historic building got all gussied up with modern European flair.

Talk about address: at the corner of Canal and Bourbon, it embodies the fantastical French Quarter.

Greek Revival creole cottage — a New Orleans lover's dream, it's filled with antiques and art celebrating the Crescent City.