Louisiana
Days 1-7 · 6 nightsA medium-sized hotel, for those who prefer a room to a dormitory. A good base for alternating the city's museums with days on the road to the bayou.
€130 a nightSee on Booking →A good-sized hotel, suited to couples and families alike. You come back to sleep here between the National WWII Museum and the evening clubs.
€140 a nightSee on Booking →A mid-range hotel, worth keeping in mind when the city fills up for a festival. A private room on a controlled budget, without resorting to a dormitory.
€140 a nightSee on Booking →On Chartres Street, in the lower French Quarter of New Orleans, very close to Frenchmen Street. For ending evenings of music a few streets from your room.
€140 a nightSee on Booking →On Saint Ann Street, just behind Jackson Square, in the middle of the French Quarter. A practical position for sightseeing days before heading off to the plantations.
€150 a nightSee on Booking →A youth hostel, the option that leaves budget for concerts. You meet other travellers, useful for sharing the drive to the plantations.
€35 a nightSee on Booking →A youth hostel, with dormitories and communal areas. The format for long stays, when you want one evening of music after another without counting the nights.
€30 a nightSee on Booking →On Burgundy Street, in the French Quarter of New Orleans. You walk to Jackson Square and Frenchmen Street, without getting back in the car in the evening.
€100 a nightSee on Booking →On Ursulines Avenue, in the lower French Quarter of New Orleans. A family-run guesthouse for a stay entirely on foot, between the river and Frenchmen Street.
€110 a nightSee on Booking →A historic hotel in New Orleans, the city from which you explore all of Louisiana. Evenings are for the music of the French Quarter, days for the bayous and the plantations.
€130 a nightSee on Booking →A historic New Orleans hotel, open for more than a century. For a stay where the address is as much part of the programme as the sightseeing.
The Sazerac Bar, inside the hotel, is one of the city's historic bars.
€280 a nightSee on Booking →A historic hotel run by the same family since 1886, a local institution. For those who want to stay in a piece of the city's history.
The Carousel Bar, a revolving bar opened in 1949, is on the ground floor.
€220 a nightSee on Booking →On Saint Louis Street, right in the French Quarter of New Orleans, a stone's throw from Royal Street. A central address for those who want to do everything in the quarter on foot.
€250 a nightSee on Booking →On Bourbon Street itself, in the middle of the French Quarter of New Orleans. For being in the evening action, knowing that the street does not sleep much.
€260 a nightSee on Booking →A historic hotel in New Orleans, the upmarket version of a Louisiana stay. For ending the day in peace after the clubs on Frenchmen Street or a trip into the bayous.
€240 a nightSee on Booking →