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W New Orleans French Quarter
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Hotter than Mardi Gras `cause it`s happening all year round. It`s W New Orleans- French Quarter. Stay a while. Meet and mingle in our playful Living Room. Take a flying leap onto our fluffy, soft feather bed. Or indulge your romantic side and your taste buds simultaneously at Bacco. Voted one of the best restaurants in the city, Bacco transports you to a world of Venetian magnificence. In a city filled with exquisite shops, great music, and an unparalleled nightlife, W New Orleans- French Quarter offers savvy travelers the style and design they deserve. W New Orleans-French Quarter is unconditionally dedicated to service. Unwind. Hook up. 24 hour concierge, in-room dataports, and meeting facilities wired with the latest technology are just a few of the perks. Want a fantastic costume for Mardi Gras? Need a fax, scanner, or printer at 3am? Simply push a button on your phone to reach our Whatever/Whenever desk. Whatever you want. Whenever you want it. And when you`re ready to venture outside, the best of New Orleans surrounds you. Enjoy. More Details
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It starts with the name. W...for warm, wonderful, witty, wired. W for welcome.
It continues with the space. Custom-designed. Innovative. Chic, spacious lounges for gathering. Original art. Exceptional service and staff. State-of-the-art fitness facilities. Personal trainers. Spa services. Whatever you want, whenever you want it-that's W.
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New Orleans isn't just another pretty face. She's fascinated people for
years, with tales of vampires and voodoo, ghosts and gastronomy. But this
is a beautiful city, more European than American, and she will continue to
delight for decades to come.
This Southern Belle has more than 35,000 listings in the National Register
of Historic Places, far more than any other place, even Washington, DC.
Between the Vieux Carre, the Garden District, and the plantations, you'll
find enough architectural delights to leave you both stunned and hungry
for more.
This is the home of the oldest continuously active Roman Catholic
Cathedral in the US (St. Louis), the oldest building in the Mississippi River
Valley (the Old Ursuline Convent), the oldest continuously operating rail
system in the world (the New Orleans Streetcar line), and was for 185
years owner of a canal system more extensive than that of Venice, Italy.
New Orleans is the birthplace of jazz, where early greats like Louis
Armstrong, Buddy Bolden, Jelly Roll Morton and King Oliver got their
starts in the nightclubs of Storyville, a red-light district. The Crescent City
has more than 3,000 restaurants, many owned and operated by the same
families for generations. Tens of thousands of live oak trees line the
streets, many dating back to before the Civil War, surviving hurricanes,
droughts, insects and fires.
You'll need a map to find your way around, as traditional street layouts
simply don't exist here. But even if you get lost, you'll find much of interest
wherever you are.
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