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Southern Stays: Bourbon Orleans Hotel

April 6, 2015 By Caroline Eubanks Leave a Comment

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Bourbon Orleans Hotel

The Bourbon Orleans Hotel is a historic property that’s a member of the New Orleans Hotel Collection, along with six other area hotels. I stayed in a queen room on the 6th floor, reputed to be haunted, which wasn’t very big, but comfortable.

Since the rooms are built around a central courtyard, you might have to walk a long way from the elevator to the room. I was later informed about a second elevator on the far side of my room that is used more by staff.

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Bourbon Orleans lobby

Bourbon Orleans: A Convenient French Quarter Hotel

The Bourbon Orleans Hotel is located behind Jackson Square at Bourbon and Orleans streets, so it’s right in the middle of the action. It’s easy to access area attractions like Café du Monde and the French Market, as well as the bus to Mardi Gras World and streetcars.

The Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport and Amtrak Station are a short car ride away from the hotel. Because of its location, you can get some noise both outside the hotel and from other guests. But it’s still one of the best places to stay in New Orleans.

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Guest room at Bourbon Orleans

Guest Rooms at Bourbon Orleans

Included in guest rooms are a flat-screen television, desk, water bottles, tea and coffee facilities, and a big closet. Vieux Carre rooms are slightly larger, and Petite Balcony rooms overlook the French Quarter.

Bourbon Orleans also has loft suites, including two owner’s suites, a living area, a balcony, and a wet bar. Rates start at $170 and go up by room and depending on the season.

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Bathrooms at Bourbon Orleans

Amenities at Bourbon Orleans Hotel

The hotel also has amenities like a courtyard pool, newspapers, a gym, free WiFi, and tea, coffee, and water all day. The Bourbon Orleans has its own bars and restaurants, including Roux, a Creole restaurant, and Bourbon “O” Bar, which has their famous Midas Cup drink. Your stay includes a welcome drink, which you can take with you to go.

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Courtyard pool at Bourbon Orleans

Staying at the Bourbon Orleans Hotel

The Bourbon Orleans Hotel is located at 717 Orleans Street, New Orleans, Louisiana 70116. To book a reservation, visit their website or call (866) 513-9744. Rates start at $135 per night. They also have parking for $36 per day.

My stay at the Bourbon Orleans Hotel was organized by the New Orleans Convention and Visitor’s Bureau and Louisiana Travel. 

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About Caroline Eubanks

Caroline Eubanks is the editor of this website, a Lowell Thomas award-winning travel writer, and the author of This Is My South: The Essential Travel Guide to the Southern States. Her stories from the South have appeared in National Geographic Traveler, Afar, Thrillist, Roads and Kingdoms, and BBC Travel.

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