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Hotels in Louisiana
115 Hotels
Hilton New Orleans Airport
901 Airline Dr

Set directly across from Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport in the New Orleans suburb of Kenner, the upper-middle-range Hilton New Orleans Airport offers 317 modern rooms (no suites) with air-conditioning, flat-screen TVs, coffeemakers, and mini-fridges. Cafe La Salle serves buffet breakfast, while Second Line Sports Edition bar and grill offers lunch, dinner, and drinks. Other amenities include an outdoor pool, a modern gym, a 24-hour pantry, a lovely courtyard, and 21,000 square feet of meeting space. The 24/7 airport shuttle is free. There are fees for Wi-Fi and parking. As an alternative, Doubletree by Hilton Hotel New Orleans offers similar amenities, but is much closer to the convention center and all the attractions of downtown New Orleans. 

Oak Alley Plantation Restaurant & Inn
3645 Highway 18, Great River Raod

The Oak Alley Plantation is a 19th-century property with eight cottages in Vacherie, Louisiana, about a one-hour drive from New Orleans. The three-pearl property, has an cinematic atmosphere, and the exterior actually makes an appearance in the film "Interview With A Vampire." Built for a sugar baron in 1837, the Greek Revival main house and its reproduced slave quarters draws tourists for guided tours. Unfortunately, admission to the tour isn't included in room rates. The Cottages here have one or two bedrooms plus kitchenettes or full kitchens and feature traditional decor and homey, if worn, interiors. And there is a diner-style restaurant with expensive entrees where lunch and a free country breakfast is served.

Le Richelieu in the French Quarter
1234 Chartres Street French Quarter New Orleans

Authentic and funky, this historic boutique -- located in a residential area on the French Quarter's far edge -- allows guests to experience the neighborhood as the locals do. It's also an easy walk to Frenchman Street, an exciting area in the Marigny experiencing a renaissance in live music and tapas-oriented restaurants. But while the old-world decor is charming enough in the lobby, it's less impressive in the slightly worn rooms, and bathrooms are in dire need of renovation.

Royal St Charles Hotel
135 Saint Charles Avenue Central Business District New Orleans 2505

The 143-room Royal St. Charles is a colorful mid-range hotel in the Central Business District, near the French Quarter. Despite its bright, borderline over-the-top styling, its offerings are fairly typical for a hotel of its category. The smallest rooms may feel a little cramped, but pricier rooms offer more space. Other features include a 24-hour fitness center, a coffee shop with some light fare in the lobby, and three meeting rooms. Note that there is a mandatory resort fee, but it covers Wi-Fi access. Rates are among the lowest in the area for this caliber of property, but the nearby International House Hotel has much nicer rooms for only slightly more, while the pricier Country Inn & Suites has a small pool. 

French Quarter Suites Hotel
1101 North Rampart Street Tremé / Lafitte New Orleans

The 34-room French Quarter Suites Hotel is a simple, affordable budget hotel not far from the French Quarter of New Orleans. The rooms are plain, and range from cramped studio rooms to expansive suites, including the Four-Bedroom Party Pads. It's location is great, near the bustling French Quarter, but not right in it, so there's less nightlife noise -- though exterior hallways can result in some noise from neighboring guests. The hotel provides free continental breakfast, free Wi-Fi, and has a small pool to itself, as well as a larger pool shared with neighboring properties.