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

Tucked under the been-there-forever oaks along Esplanade Avenue, steps from Frenchmen Street (the locals’ Bourbon Street).

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

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

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

Historic building got all gussied up with modern European flair.

Marble-covered 11th-floor lobby features picture windows overlooking the river and the French Quarter.

Check out popular landmarks such as Cafe Du Monde and Frenchmen Street, and enjoy the area's historical sites. During your visit, enjoy fun activities like tours, along with interesting places such as Steamboat Natchez Dock.

Secluded, cozy vibe belies the proximity to raucous Bourbon Street.

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

Lively open-plan common space is a coffee shop by day, bar by night – with grab-n-go 24/7.

The outdoor pool takes vacay vibes to new heights.

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