Rest Easy: High-design hotels in the Crescent City
Do you hear it? The beckoning call of New Orleans from down I-10. Its sights, sounds, bites and, dare we say, smells, are always begging for a visit. And Baton Rougeans are fortunate enough to oblige—and often.
For many in the Capital City, the neighboring Crescent City is a home away from home. But with that status comes a need for fitting accommodations. And not just any hotel will do.
The boutique hotels in the stories linked below give guests a chance to live like—and alongside—locals. From a restored church and schoolhouse to the very place Tennessee Williams wrote his famed A Streetcar Named Desire, the design-forward spaces embrace the vibrancy and history of the neighborhoods they call home and offer something for just about everyone who walks through their doors.
Shared adventures are on the itinerary at New Orleans’ new Hotel Perle, a boutique hotel designed for group travel
From the Garden District to the French Quarter, The Chloe and The Celestine invite guests into the vibrant history of New Orleans
Vacant for decades, an old Catholic church, rectory, convent and schoolhouse in the Marigny find new life as Hotel Peter & Paul
The living is easy at six more New Orleans boutique hotels, designed with curated comfort inside historic buildings
