St. Charles Avenue is New Orleans’ grand gateway — a leafy boulevard lined with stately mansions and the iconic St. Charles Streetcar clattering by in style. It’s the perfect place to base yourself on a trip to the city, blending charm, convenience, and a touch of old-world magic. Along this historic stretch and through the elegant Garden District, you’ll find some of the best places to stay in New Orleans — a collection of boutique hotels and characterful B&Bs that our experts adore. Whether you’re drawn to vintage glamour or modern city cool, explore our handpicked stays and start planning your New Orleans adventure.
New Orleans (Garden District)
Henry Howard Hotel is an historic 18th-century townhouse located in the Garden District of New Orleans. Chic, unfussy boutique accommodation featuring white fabrics and local artwork. Kick back with a drink in The Parlor and take in the beautiful interiors! A stylish hotel in a wonderful spot.
New Orleans (Central City)
Contemporary boutique hotel outside the centre with bags of style. Generously-sized and elegant rooms all feature local art, work-size desks, cosy sitting areas with large couches plus tasteful Art Deco touches. The lively lobby has an eclectic and homely feel. Great-value with fun motel feel.
New Orleans (Central City)
A hip retro hotel offering impeccably friendly service and old-school chic design. A total refurbishment has bought this historic hotel back to life. Rooms are elegant and light complete with Mad Men-esque minibars. While the Caribbean fine-dining restaurant & chic rooftop bar complete the picture.
New Orleans (Garden District)
Charming 19th century home converted into award-winning B&B in the Garden District. Decor marries old and new with fireplaces, wooden floors, antiques and pretty paisley prints. Live the Victorian lifestyle with a front parlour and covered porch, as well as small courtyard garden and relaxed den.
New Orleans (Uptown)
Elegant Victorian mansion decorated in authentic period style. Well-appointed rooms combine antiques, vintage ceiling fans, shutters, 19th-century plantation beds and pretty porch. Opulent shared spaces with stained-glass windows and chandeliers channel the city's bygone era. Stylish tranquil spot.
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