From boutiques in the French Quarter to trendy hideaways Uptown, these are the best hotels in New Orleans.

The best hotels in New Orleans range from high-end national brands to quirky, boutique properties, with plenty of options in between. There’s something out there to suit everyone – even if you’ve got a very acquired and niche taste. 

These New Orleans hotels offer everything you need for a comfortable stay plus service and attention that will make your visit to the city memorable. A new crop of independent hoteliers has transformed unique spaces into posh retreats, while a handful of historic hotels have stood the test of time and have become attractions in their own right. Plus, many of these hotels even have on-site bars and restaurants that have earned accolades on their own. 

Whether you’re a business traveler, party animal or trend-seeking influencer, these hotels have it all. Deciding which New Orleans neighborhood to be based in is always a tough decision – maybe you’re looking to blow off some steam with a French Quarter fiesta, or perhaps you’re more in the mood to decamp to a trendy hideaway in the Marigny – but wherever you decide to stay, you’ll have a perfect spot to rest your head after exploring all the best restaurants and bars in NOLA.

5. The Mercantile Hotel

The Mercantile Hotel sits in the center of New Orleans in the New Orleans Central Arts Warehouse District – a super trendy neighborhood perfect for anyone exploring the city for the first time. The hotel has a range of suites, ranging from a double-bed suite to a two-queen-bed suite, as well as an accessible queen-bed suite with an ADA shower. Each suite features exposed brick walls for an urban and industrial vibe, and separate living/sleeping areas to make you feel more comfortable.

Time Out tip: Some rooms come with river or city views – just be lucky enough to nab one in time.

This excerpt is taken from an article originally published in Time Out by Gerrish Lopez.

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