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Please enable javascript in your browser to book The newest addition to the New Orleans Riverfront & sister vessel of the Steamboat NATCHEZ, the CITY OF NEW ORLEANS operates sightseeing, lunch, Sunday Brunch, and Dinner Jazz cruises down the Mississippi River.

Experience a spirit of adventure aboard the newest vessel to the French Quarter riverfront, the Riverboat CITY of NEW ORLEANS as she takes you on a journey down the mighty Mississippi. See captivating views of the French Quarter fade into the distance as the joyful tunes of traditional jazz carries you down the river. Stroll the multiple decks, explore the beautiful refinished interiors and savor the leisurely two-hour cruise that will give you panoramic views of the Mississippi River and the many unique sites along the way, with live narration.

JAZZ LUNCH & SUNDAY BRUNCH CRUISES The Riverboat CITY of NEW ORLEANS is home to the “Best” Lunch/Brunch cruises on the Mississippi River. Fun and scenic, our cruises feature live jazz music, New Orleans style cuisine, and a cash bar for cocktails.

DINNER JAZZ CRUISES In a city full of great places to dine, dinner aboard the Riverboat CITY of NEW ORLEANS is truly a unique dining experience. Our dinner features a buffet of New Orleans classics in a relaxing atmosphere for enjoying a memorable evening on the Mississippi River. Sip a refreshing cocktail while live Jazz brings refined sophistication to our onboard entertainment.

WEDDINGS The Riverboat CITY of NEW ORLEANS is a perfect venue for your special occasion. – Did you know our Captains can officiate your wedding? Check out our wedding page for more details!

SPECIAL OCCASIONS Celebrating something special? Let us know – we specialize in proposals, anniversaries, and birthday parties.

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Mississippi River Dinner Jazz Cruise

Step on board and cruise with us into the night where the sleepless activity of America's busiest port buzzes. The sounds of a lively jazz band fill the air as you enjoy a lavish Creole buffet in elegantly appointed dining rooms. See details

Historical River Cruise

View the French Quarter, the Port of New Orleans, and Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve and be entertained by a historian narrator with a detailed description of New Orleans landmarks, history, vessel information, and river lore. See details

Weekend Jazz Brunch

Enjoy delicious brunch delicacies as you cruise down the Mighty Mississippi River while listening to the lively sounds of a traditional New Orleans Jazz band See details

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Swifties Era Cruise

Creole Queen Haunted Halloween Cruise

Defenders of the River: Superhero Cruise

Thanksgiving Day Jazz Cruise

Cajun Holiday Tea with Papa Noel

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A mixture of old-world charm and modern amenities, this totally renovated stern wheeler, the Riverboat CITY of NEW ORLEANS, set sail in Fall 2020. The newest paddle wheeler on the Mississippi River features three beautiful decks with stunning décor and a marvelous roof top viewing deck. She offers two-hour daytime cruises introducing you to the Port and skyline of New Orleans with riverfront narration and options for lunch or a Sunday brunch. The Evening Jazz Cruise provides a mystical night on the Mighty Mississippi, and the option for dinner service prepared fresh on board. It features the Grammy nominated Dukes of Dixieland band, full bar and wine list, for an evening to remember. When you hear the calliope, it’s time to board! Private functions on each of the three enclosed decks are available. Docked at Toulouse Street & the Mississippi River in the heart of the French Quarter. (GPS 400 Toulouse Street)

The Steamboat NATCHEZ is taking some time off for renovations, but her sister vessel, the beautiful Riverboat CITY of NEW ORLEANS, is taking her place on all cruises. Stay tuned for updates as to when the Steamboat Natchez will return to service.

Gray Line, the world’s leader in sightseeing, has been showcasing New Orleans to visitors from around the world since 1924. Experience some of the following entertaining and informative tours during your stay in the Crescent City: Swamp & Bayou, Airboat Swamp, Whitney and Oak Alley Plantations, Ghosts & Spirits, Cocktail, City Sightseeing, Cemetery & Voodoo, Garden District and wonderful combinations. Some tours are seasonal. It’s no wonder these “local experts” receive awards for the most creative tours in the world. From bus tours to walking tours, and from daytime to nighttime, you can always count on Gray Line New Orleans! (GPS 400 Toulouse Street)

Café Beignet locations serve locals as well as visitors with delicious coffees and the freshest beignets in town along with a variety of breakfast, lunch and dinner offerings. The locations vary in atmosphere from the quaint 334 Royal Street to outdoor patio dining at 311 Bourbon Street in Musical Legends Park. The larger indoor/outdoor location at 600 Decatur Street sports beautiful décor and an opulent bar. Everyone enjoys the spirit of New Orleans at Café Beignet. Listen to the sounds of the Steamboat Willie Jazz Band at the Bourbon Street location and a variety of live music at the other locations. Watch for the newest 2020 location on Canal Street.

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The best hotels in New Orleans, from the French Quarter to the Garden District

Affectionately called the Big Easy , the city of New Orleans pulses with energy at every turn. From the French Quarter to the Garden District to the Treme, New Orleans' neighborhoods have their unique personalities. Each offers so many sights and activities it's impossible to fit them all into a travel guide .

Then there's the food. New Orleans' culinary scene is full of delicious food showcasing a slew of Cajun, Creole and classic Southern dishes. It celebrates the city's rich history, and you can taste it in every bite.

Unsurprisingly, hotels in New Orleans are equally as memorable. Accommodations here are exactly what you'd expect to find in a city brimming with culture, character and charm .

Whether you're after a quirky boutique hotel with local flair or a chic outpost of a big-name brand, New Orleans' accommodations have you covered. These are the best hotels in New Orleans — and what you can expect at each.

Opened in 1886, Hotel Monteleone claims to be one of New Orleans' last great family-run hotels. Less than a block from lively Bourbon Street, this Preferred Hotels-affiliated property gives guests easy access to many of the contemporary attractions and amenities for which this city is known. It doesn't forget about its storied past, though.

The interior remains distinctly baroque in style. Details like crown molding, chandeliers and matching patterned fabrics on beds and draperies are on display in the 522 guest rooms and suites. Modern-day comforts like Keurig coffee makers, minifridges and plush bathrobes are also available, should you crave a few contemporary amenities when you travel.

Splurge on one of the Literary Suites to sleep in a space that draws inspiration from famous American authors — such as Ernest Hemingway and William Faulkner — with ties to the hotel. Rooms and suites in the Hotel Monteleone's recently renovated Iberville Tower come with twice-daily housekeeping, marble bathrooms with walk-in showers, a New Orleans-themed amenity, private check-in, and a personal concierge.

You'll find one of New Orleans' quirkiest attractions outside the hotel's rooms and suites: a rotating carousel bar. The first and only rotating bar in the Big Easy, the Carousel Bar & Lounge is a popular spot for both guests and tourists staying elsewhere (guests in the Iberville Tower have early access). So, aim to arrive early if you want to sip your Sazerac or Pimm's Cup from one of the 25 coveted bar seats. For more substantial fare, sit for a meal at Criollo Restaurant, where seasonal Southern dishes are on the menu.

If you are interested in the paranormal, be on the lookout for spooky encounters during your stay. Hotel Monteleone is considered one of New Orleans' top haunted hotels . Visitors have reported locked doors opening and shutting on their own, elevators stopping on the wrong floors and apparitions of former guests appearing by rooms where they died.

Rates at Hotel Monteleone start at $259 per night.

Occupying a former luxury apartment building from the 1920s, The Pontchartrain Hotel is a charming place to hang your hat in the quaint Garden District. The 106-room hotel's decor complements the building's 1920s facade through details such as rich fabrics in jewel tones, crystal chandeliers and old-fashioned room keys with red tassels.

Rooms continue the traditional, elevated design while drawing inspiration from the hotel's surroundings. An array of colors, including black, mint green, pale pink and red, appear on everything from the walls to draperies to furnishings; the colors are a nod to the city's Spanish-French roots and the Garden District's romantic Spanish moss-draped trees and palms. In-room amenities include reading nooks, desks and Le Labo toiletries.

On-site amenities are limited, but guests can access a few food and beverage outlets. At Silver Whistle Café, early morning essentials like coffee and pastries are available. The Bayou Bar might remind travelers of the Prohibition era, as it's adorned with dark wood and a piano. Jack Rose, the hotel's only full-service restaurant, brings you closer to the 21st century with a painting of famous New Orleans rapper Lil Wayne pictured with a tie and a piece of cake.

There's also the Tennessee Williams-inspired rooftop bar, Hot Tin, which has strong cocktails and panoramic city views. Williams was even one of the many famous faces over the years to check in to the hotel, which has also hosted Frank Sinatra and presidents Gerald Ford and George H.W. Bush. Why not add your own name to the list of fabulous guests?

Rates at The Pontchartrain Hotel start at $143 per night.

Situated in New Orleans' central business district, The Troubadour Hotel New Orleans is a clean, modern hotel that offers proximity to the bustling French Quarter neighborhood without sitting directly in the action.

Bookable with Hilton Honors points , this Tapestry Collection property is made for cool, trend-following travelers who desire modern yet timeless accommodations. All 184 rooms and suites pay homage to the art deco style and the 1970s through a mix of warm wood and leather furnishings, colorful local artwork, denim blue-hued headboards, throw blankets and carpets.

When you're not mixing up a drink with ingredients from the in-room cocktail kit, head to the laid-back Troubadour Lounge & Listening Room to hear some tunes and chill out while sipping a beverage. There's also the rooftop bar, Ingenue, where classic cocktails like peach bellinis, mojitos and Palomas come with a fresh twist.

A 24-hour fitness center is also available on-site, should you wish to maintain your fitness regimen during your stay.

Rates at The Troubadour Hotel New Orleans start at $110 or 32,000 Hilton Honors points per night.

One of the most interesting facets of The Windsor Court is its art collection, worth more than $10 million, which is displayed throughout the property. However, this impressive feature is only one of many reasons to visit this luxurious hotel.

Found in downtown's Central Business District, this member of the Preferred Hotels & Resorts family offers all kinds of upscale amenities. This includes a tranquil rooftop pool, a well-equipped fitness center, concierge service that's practically guaranteed to get you a reservation at any restaurant in town and a full-service spa with customized facials designed by biomedical expert Augustinus Bader. Even pooches and felines are cared for when they stay, thanks to the property's Pampered Pets Program; it spoils four-legged friends with perks like plush beds.

Guest rooms and suites feature dark wood furnishings, floral prints on curtains and throw pillows, finely patterned taupe carpeting and pops of pale blue throughout. All accommodations come with fully stocked minibars, flat-screen TVs, marble bathrooms, and private balconies or bay windows with views of the Mississippi River or the city skyline.

As for dining, you'll find a variety of restaurants on-site: The Grill Room (which serves American cuisine), The Polo Club (with elevated pub fare and live jazz music) and the seasonal Pool Bar (where salads, sandwiches and frozen cocktails are on the menu). A salon serving afternoon tea on weekends and a grab-and-go cafe with caffeinated beverages, homemade sweet treats and more are also available.

Rates at The Windsor Court start at $301 per night.

One of the newest hotels in the French Quarter, One11 Hotel offers the perfect blend of solitude and convenience. This boutique property has a phenomenal location on the southwestern edge of the lively French Quarter neighborhood. It gives guests enough peace and quiet to get a restful night's sleep without keeping them too far away from the action on Bourbon Street.

Housed in a former sugar warehouse, the decor combines contemporary design with original features. Each of the 83 guest rooms and "sweets" (a playful nod to the property's history) has a neutral color scheme that lets original details — like exposed brick walls, high beamed ceilings and natural timber pillars — shine. Expect modern essentials like glass walk-in showers, flat-screen TVs and pillow-top mattresses.

For a boutique hotel, One11 Hotel offers quite a few property amenities. A courtyard with a fire pit and pool is available for lounging. Additionally, guests can venture eight stories up to the rooftop terrace for incredible views of the neighborhood and the Mississippi River. Visitors can enjoy complimentary access to a fitness center located across the street.

When you start to get hunger pangs, head to the first-floor Batture Bistro + Bar, which serves New Orleans-inspired fare for breakfast, brunch and lunch. Small plates and cocktails are available later in the day as well for those who need some sustenance after a day of exploring the French Quarter.

Rates at One11 Hotel start at $199 per night.

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If you're planning to visit The National WWII Museum (or another attraction in the Warehouse Arts District), The Higgins Hotel New Orleans should be on the top of your hotel list. This Curio Collection property, named after a local entrepreneur who built more than 20,000 boats used during World War II, is the official hotel of The National WWII Museum. It features art deco decor inspired by the time period. In addition to The National WWII Museum, it sits within walking distance of the Ogden Museum of Southern Art and the Contemporary Arts Center, New Orleans, making it an ideal spot for museumgoers.

The Higgins is only about a mile from Bourbon Street's bars and restaurants, though its drinking and dining establishments are worth sticking around for. Rosie's on the Roof serves up city views and delectable small plates like crab beignets, while the French-inspired Café Normandie is open daily for breakfast and lunch. Additional options include Kilroy's Bar & Lounge, a terrific spot for happy hour, and Provisions, a grab-and-go cafe with drinks, sandwiches and salads.

Once you've satiated your appetite, retreat to your room or suite. All 230 accommodations offer at least 360 square feet of space and come equipped with minifridges, 55-inch TVs, walk-in showers and custom linens with red, white and blue piping. Book one of three suites named after former presidents Dwight D. Eisenhower, Harry S. Truman and Franklin D. Roosevelt to enjoy extras like a spacious terrace, a kitchenette, a soaking tub and an entrance foyer.

Rates at The Higgins Hotel New Orleans start at $175 or 50,000 Hilton Honors points per night.

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With just 67 rooms and suites, Maison de la Luz feels more like an intimate guesthouse than a traditional hotel you'd find in any city in America.

Every corner and detail has a thoughtful design, with an eclectic mix of decor styles combined to a beguiling effect. The concierge desk looks like a 1920s Hollywood movie palace concessions counter; the Breakfast Room is flooded with light that sets the royal blue furnishings and blue palm wallpaper off to dazzling effect. The Living Room lounge is a snapshot of a vintage Egyptian hotel lobby with boldly patterned rugs, African-inspired wall art and brass chandeliers with pink shades.

Spacious guest rooms are just as thoughtfully adorned as the rest of the property, with wavy, blue headboards, mismatched light fixtures and huge windows that let ample light pour in. Room rates also cover several extra touches, including a daily pot of coffee, a carafe of filtered water and a post-breakfast glass of iced tea; a nightly wine and cheese reception; concierge service; and use of a pool and gym at the adjacent Ace Hotel New Orleans.

On-site dining options are limited but include 24-hour room service and buffet and a la carte breakfast options at the aptly named Breakfast Room. Guests also enjoy priority access to neighboring establishments like Bar Marilou, Josephine Estelle and Three Keys, so don't be afraid to ask the concierge to put your name on the list. This is Southern hospitality, after all.

Rates at Maison de la Luz start at $296 per night.

Housing only 14 rooms, The Chloe exudes New Orleans charm from the moment you arrive. Occupying a 19th-century mansion, the hotel displays (and sells) all kinds of local art and sundries to bring more genuine flair.

The hotel feels like a home away from home. The lobby bar has rich green walls and busy fleur-de-lis bar stools; meanwhile, blush pink walls, upholstered booths with vibrant floral patterns and an assortment of hanging plants await patrons in the property's Creole restaurant. The small outdoor pool also offers a classic pool bar with a beachy blue exterior, wicker barstools, wooden accents, and a collection of straw hats.

The guest rooms offer simpler (yet stylish) designs, mostly white with blue or black pops of color. While each room category is slightly different in appearance, all come equipped with locally sourced touches like record players with vinyl records, handwoven robes, chocolates, bath salts and oils. Breakfast is complimentary every day.

Rates at The Chloe start at $280 per night.

The vibe at Ace Hotel New Orleans is trendy, hip, mature, and, some might say, ascetic. It might not have the bold colors or plush fabrics of some other hotels on this list, but its affordable price point and pared-down design draw many visitors.

The hotel has a second-floor gym and Three Keys, a music venue where you can listen to live jazz, rock and blues performances. The Ace also features five dining outlets, including one in Alto — a rooftop garden with a heated pool, fire pits and lounge chairs for enjoying cocktails and small plates. Additionally, guests can head to Lovage for drinks and pastries on the go, the lobby bar, a seafood-focused eatery and Josephine Estelle, which dishes up Southern cuisine with an Italian twist.

Inside the 234 rooms and suites (all pet-friendly), you'll discover boho-chic midcentury modern furniture, plus large windows and moody black, gray and brown color schemes. Standard amenities include wall-mounted flat-screen TVs, custom bathrobes, Smeg refrigerators and fully stocked minibars with local treats. Music lovers will want to pay extra for a suite, as they're also outfitted with Martin guitars and turntables with various vinyl records.

Rates at Ace Hotel New Orleans start at $143 per night.

The Ritz-Carlton, New Orleans, is located on Canal Street, just one block from the French Quarter. Housed in the former Maison Blanche department store building, this Marriott -affiliated outpost wows with its beaux-arts design. Resembling the Garden District's pre-Civil War mansions, the property is packed with eye-catching details, ranging from marble floors and ornate chandeliers in the tall, light-filled lobby to verdant plants surrounding a bubbling fountain in the tranquil courtyard.

Unsurprisingly, amenities here aim to attract guests who prefer the finer things in life but still want a taste of New Orleans while on-site. The property is home to the largest spa in the city. You'll find a whopping 20 treatment rooms for locally inspired spa services such as the Voodoo Ritual and a couples package that incorporates coffee and praline (two New Orleans staples). Additionally, guests can enjoy farm-to-table fare at the fine dining restaurant M Bistro or enjoy cocktails or afternoon tea in the elegant Davenport Lounge.

As for accommodations, you'll have your pick of 528 rooms, including the Residence, that continue the luxe New Orleans theme. The decor varies by room category, but expect Big Easy touches like headboards with fleurs-de-lis accents and vibrant throw pillows and curtains in Mardi Gras-appropriate colors. Some suites have balconies or terraces overlooking the Mississippi River; others have exclusive access to a lounge with concierge services and culinary offerings throughout the day.

Rates at The Ritz-Carlton, New Orleans start at $234 or 50,000 Marriott Bonvoy points per night.

Opened as an orphanage in 1861, Hotel Saint Vincent invites guests to branch out beyond the elegant, traditional decor commonly found in Garden District accommodations. The property's interior is not for the faint of heart. Guests will either love or hate the pink tiled bathrooms and bright, kaleidoscopic wallpaper — This is retro, 1970s style at its boldest.

The 75 rooms are on the small side: Measurements start at 252 square feet for basic Crescent King rooms and measure no more than 589 square feet for the largest suite available, the Mary Suite. However, they come with all the essentials, including walk-in showers, flat-screen TVs and minibars. Plus, some offer private furnished verandas or direct access to the hotel's courtyard, where the pool and pool bar are located.

When you're not taking a dip in or lounging by the small outdoor pool, browse the local textiles and jewelry sold at the ByGeorge New Orleans Boutique. Or, head to the guest-only Chapel Club lounge for drinks.

Enjoy pastries and specialty dishes like dumplings and noodles at Elizabeth Street Café, a French-Vietnamese eatery to satiate your appetite. There's also the signature San Lorenzo restaurant, where menu items combine Italian and New Orleans flavors.

Rates at Hotel Saint Vincent start at $221 per night.

This Hyatt property — part of the brand's Unbound Collection — is conveniently located in the Warehouse Arts District, placing guests just two blocks away from the bustling French Quarter. Situated inside seven historic warehouses that once housed local businesses like the Gulf Baking Soda company and The Daily Picayune newspaper, The Eliza Jane is named for Eliza Jane Nicholson — The Daily Picayune's first female publisher.

Several parts of the 196-room property pay homage to the building's rich history. At The Press Room — the hotel's lobby lounge full of antique typewriters and original architectural details — guests can ease into their day with a cup of coffee and a newspaper, or they can mix and mingle while enjoying snacks and cocktails. Couvant, The Eliza Jane's signature restaurant, also takes cues from its past: It serves French-inspired specialties in a dining room full of art from the Peychaud Cocktail Bitters factory that once occupied the space.

Beyond the food and beverage outlets, visitors can access a 24-hour fitness center with various machines, including a Peloton bike. The property also sports a charming courtyard with a gas lantern and a bubbling fountain and a small business center with a tablet, printer and fax machine.

Given the array of structures that comprise the property, each accommodation features a unique design and layout. However, there are a few commonalities, including bathrooms with white subway tiles, tufted leather headboards, polished brass fixtures, and accent walls or furnishings with floral prints and patterns. Some rooms and suites also have exposed brick walls (painted or in their natural state) and wooden beams.

Rates at The Eliza Jane start at $175 or 17,000 World of Hyatt points per night.

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Kimpton Hotel Fontenot brings IHG's whimsy brand to the up-and-coming Warehouse Arts District — and it's pet-friendly. Like other Kimpton properties, this New Orleans location's nightly rates cover all kinds of amenities, including the use of in-room yoga mats, a 24-hour fitness center and loaner bikes, plus a wine reception every evening.

Guest rooms and suites here are spacious and stunning, offering light and airy interiors with pops of light blue and pale pink; the metal and wicker beds are dressed in Frette linens, and the curvaceous art deco-inspired chaise lounges are upholstered in velvet. All accommodations also come outfitted with minibars stocked with local items, plush bathrobes, Bluetooth speakers and Atelier Bloem toiletries. The hotel added 33 rooms and suites in a 2023 expansion that also saw the addition of a new French restaurant, King.

The gorgeous design continues in the Hotel Fontenot's two more established on-site bars. The ornately decorated Peacock Room bar serves craft cocktails and small plates like local oysters and chorizo-stuffed dates in a chic space; its murals and deep blue banquettes nod to its namesake bird. Meanwhile, Gospel Coffee and Boozy Treats is an interesting take on the typical cafe: You can add a shot of alcohol to any menu item, whether you enjoy it in the cool black-and-white space or take it to go.

Rates at the Kimpton Hotel Fontenot start at $136 or 23,000 IHG One Rewards points per night.

Originally the World Trade Center and International Trade Mart, this waterfront 34-story tower is now the Four Seasons Hotel New Orleans. Inside the historic modernist building — designed by highly regarded architect Edward Durell Stone to commemorate New Orleans' 250th anniversary in 1968 — visitors will find 341 accommodations, 61 of which are suites.

The sleek decor is a breath of fresh air that contrasts nicely with the city's 19th-century character and the more classic look of other luxury hotels in the area. Each spacious room offers at least 438 square feet of elbow room, plus a clean, bright look; decor includes white shiplap walls, a light gray chaise, blond wood furnishings and a bathroom covered in marble. All have walk-in showers, Nespresso coffee makers, iPads for service requests and minibars stocked with a selection of soft drinks, wine and snacks; select upgraded accommodations also come with freestanding bathtubs and walk-in closets.

Even the pickiest of eaters will find plenty to enjoy here. The hotel has two restaurants to choose from, including Miss River — which serves elevated New Orleans fare like blackened snapper with creamy rutabaga and pecan chimichurri — and Chemin à la Mer — where patrons can savor a variety of Louisiana-inspired dishes while taking in picturesque views of the Mississippi River. The Chandelier Bar, a chic lobby-level hangout, is also available for classic New Orleans cocktails and gourmet snacks such as caviar, duck liver pate and fried oysters, among other options.

For even more pampering, head to the hotel's spa, which houses a sauna and a steam room. No visit would be complete without a dip in the crescent-shaped pool on the hotel's fifth floor.

Rates at the Four Seasons Hotel New Orleans start at $405 per night.

The cheekily named Hotel Peter & Paul is housed in a renovated complex featuring a former church, schoolhouse, convent and rectory. It gives guests the unique opportunity to sleep in a one-of-a-kind apostolic hotel. The 71 rooms are just as eclectic as the Marigny neighborhood in which the property resides, offering old-fashioned details fitting of this converted church.

No two rooms are the same, but you can expect traditional touches such as plaid textiles in yellow, green, red or blue hues, black rotary phones and antique furnishings perfectly polished to make any sexton proud. Know, though, that entry-level rooms are tiny, with some only measuring 200 square — enough space to squeeze in a set of twin bunk beds or a full or queen-size bed.

When you're not sleeping, visit The Elysian Bar for more elbow room. Open daily for breakfast and dinner, the eatery offers an assortment of pastries and caffeinated beverages in the morning; it transforms into a sit-down establishment at night. Highlights from the dinner menu include oven-roasted beef bone marrow and roasted Gulf shrimp with Calabrian chile butter.

Rates at Hotel Peter & Paul start at $149 per night.

This townhouse-turned-boutique hotel, the Henry Howard Hotel, sits in the verdant Garden District. Unlike other properties in the neighborhood, you'll discover a mishmash of styles here. This includes everything from Greek Revival elements (think: tall columns and crisp white paint) on the facade to a parlor with Italianate details (like an ornate chandelier and period-appropriate furnishings). Yet despite the blending of styles, every aspect of the property pulls together and works.

Inside the 18 rooms, you'll find a mix of modern and vintage furniture atop hardwood floors. Accent walls with patterned wallpaper depict city scenes, and brass instruments serve as wall art. The compact but beautiful bathrooms have pedestal sinks and Beekman 1802 Fresh Air bath products.

Property amenities are limited, but guests can relax in the parlor, on the front porch or in the courtyard when they're ready to venture outside their rooms. Coffee, pastries and cocktails are available daily in the parlor.

Rates at the Henry Howard Hotel start at $159 per night.

You're in the Big Easy, baby. The whole town is a party — right? But don't feel bad if you have a night in while staying at Virgin Hotels New Orleans, where the party — plus a dose of Southern charm — is alive and well within these walls.

Funky designs (think: a sculpture of a man in a bunny costume playing chess in the library) are some of the first eye-catching clues that this hotel is more than just a place to sleep and shower. Book a table at Commons Club for everything from dinner to a burlesque brunch, where you can tack on a bottomless Veuve Clicquot accompaniment to your shrimp and grits.

Upstairs, you'll find guest rooms and suites with city views and spacious dressing rooms, even in the most affordable guest rooms. Don't forget to escape the New Orleans heat at The Pool Club on the rooftop — doing laps always feels better when seeing the sun set over the Crescent City.

Rates at Virgin Hotels New Orleans start at $198 per night.

A French Quarter glow-up arrived earlier this year at the W New Orleans — French Quarter.

The hotel unveiled an extensive, multimillion-dollar renovation of its 97 guest rooms and suites and Carriage House suites. The new color palette is a nod to Sazerac, the signature amber-hued New Orleans cocktail, and bayou moss as well as the nautical heritage of the city. Guests will also find elevated, modern furnishings and French-style wall moldings with gold hardware and soft accent lighting in their accommodations — the design team refers to it as "textural gumbo."

Guests who splurge on Carriage House suites can be treated to more than just extra elbow room. The one-bedroom studio suite comes with a living area as well as a private courtyard to feel like a true resident of the French Quarter.

The 3rd Block Depot Kitchen + Bar is the W's sleek restaurant and bar serving Southern classics mere steps from Bourbon Street. 3rd Block's bananas Foster French toast is decadent, but don't forget you're in one of America's top food cities: The W concierge team is more than happy to help you find any number of scrumptious restaurants in the surrounding neighborhood.

Rates at the W New Orleans – French Quarter start at $224 or 42,000 Marriott Bonvoy points per night.

What is the best part of New Orleans to stay in?

Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport (MSY) is a roughly 15-mile, 25-minute drive to downtown New Orleans, where you'll find some of the city's most popular neighborhoods.

Travelers flock to New Orleans for the French Quarter and Bourbon Street during the bacchanalia of Mardi Gras and beyond. This is one of the city's oldest parts and where you'll find some of the most historic boutique hotels (with the occasional big brand masquerading as a boutique hotel).

New Orleans' Central Business District and Warehouse District are where travelers looking for bigger, modern hotels or proximity to the Caesars Superdome and additional nightlife venues and restaurants.

Uptown and the Garden District have more of a residential feel suitable for travelers looking for a quieter experience with access to boutique shopping and art galleries. There's more of a bohemian-meets-jazz residential vibe to the east of the French Quarter in the Marigny, where jazz clubs and bistros dot the streets.

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2 Poydras Street, New Orleans, LA 70140 Call Us

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Upper-upscale, smoke-free, full-service, downtown hotel
In Business District near Harrah's Casino
Less than a mile from New Orleans Cruise Port
No shuttle to New Orleans Cruise Port
2 heated outdoor swimming pools - exercise room
3 restaurants - 2 bars - room service
Internet access costs $10 per night
Parking costs $44 per night
Park and cruise costs $25 per night
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701 Convention Center Blvd, New Orleans, LA 70130 Call Us

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Upscale, smoke-free, full-service, riverfront hotel
In downtown New Orleans near French Quarter
2 blocks from convention center
One-tenth mile from New Orleans Cruise Port
Shuttle to New Orleans Airport costs $33
6 floors, 202 rooms and suites
No swimming pool
Exercise room
Restaurant - lounge - room service
Valet parking only - $36 per night
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Marriott Hotel Warehouse Arts District New Orleans -->
859 Convention Center Blvd, New Orleans, LA 70130 Call Us

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Across street from north end of convention center
One-half mile from New Orleans Cruise Port
14 floors; 320 rooms, 11 suites
Outdoor swimming pool open all year
24-hour exercise room
Restaurant - lounge - Starbucks - room service
Internet access costs $11 per night
Valet parking only - $39 per night
Park and cruise not allowed

Courtyard by Marriott Hotel Convention Center -->
300 Julia Street, New Orleans, LA 70130 Call Us

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Upscale, smoke-free hotel
In downtown New Orleans Warehouse District
3 blocks from New Orleans Cruise Port
5 floors, 202 rooms and suites
Outdoor swimming pool - exercise room
Restaurant - lounge
Restaurant open for breakfast and dinner only
Valet parking only - $35 per night

Mercantile Hotel Downtown New Orleans -->
727 South Peters Street, New Orleans, LA 70130 Call Us

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Upscale, smoke-free, all-suite, downtown hotel
In Warehouse District - near Louisiana Children's Museum
9 floors, 90 suites
Free continental breakfast
Valet parking only - $42 per night

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Embassy Suites Convention Center New Orleans -->
315 Julia Street, New Orleans, LA 70130 Call Us

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Upper-upscale, smoke-free, all-suite, full-service hotel
About a mile from New Orleans Cruise Port
16 floors, 370 suites
Levee Bar and Grille - room service
Restaurant open for lunch and dinner only
Microwave and refrigerator in every suite
Free hot breakfast buffet
Internet access costs $13 per night

Four Seasons Hotel Downtown New Orleans -->
2 Canal Street, New Orleans, LA 70130 Call Us

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Luxury, smoke-free, full-service, downtown hotel
1 mile from Central Business District
18 floors, 341 rooms and suites
Heated outdoor swimming pool
2 restaurants - 3 lounges - 24-hour room service
Full-service spa
Valet parking only - $56 per night
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Hyatt Place Hotel Convention Center New Orleans -->
881 Convention Center Blvd, New Orleans, LA 70130 Call Us

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Upscale, smoke-free, downtown hotel
Across from convention center - near New Orleans Cruise Port
8 floors, 170 rooms
24-hour self-serve restaurant - lounge
Pet friendly hotel More > - allows up to 2 dogs with a combined weight of 75 pounds - $175 pet fee if staying 7 nights or more - $75 pet fee if staying fewer than 7 nights. - Sep 2018 < Less

Harrah's New Orleans Hotel & Casino -->
228 Poydras Street, New Orleans, LA 70130 Call Us

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Upscale, smoke-free, full-service, casino hotel
Overlooks Mississippi River near convention center
Also near Superdome
5 restaurants - lounge - room service
Parking costs $42 per night
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“ Not only did they honor my certificates but also honored my request for an executive level room. ” in 11 reviews

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Daily Mandatory Destination Charge includes: Premium guest internet access; daily $10 food and beverage credit; 1-hour tennis or pickleball indoor court rental, including equipment; daily $10 laundry/dry cleaning credit. Nestled against the banks of the Mississippi River, guests can watch the ships come sailing in or dive into the city life just steps away. Grab a beignet, listen to live jazz, ride a streetcar, or hop into a parade. You never know what you'll experience in the vibrant culture and excitement of New Orleans, and Hilton is at the center of it all. Let us be your guide for memorable events with 130,000 sq. ft. of versatile meeting space, a 100,000 sq. ft. health club, world-famous food at Drago's Seafood Restaurant, an indoor connection to the Convention Center via an attached Outlet Mall, and a kind helping hand every step of the way. …

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excellent restaurants so just know if you are visiting during any events / tourist season this hotel will stay packed! I enjoyed my room with the river view and I especially enjoyed watching the fireworks on the riverwalk - great views on the river side rooms! Room service was great and timely even at a late hour...this hotel is conveniently located with a shopping mall below it! Yes and yes!! Customer service was excellent! Keep up the great work guys!

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Oct 7, 2024

Hi Lynn, It brightens our day to know that you had a fantastic stay with us at Hilton New Orleans Riverside! Our team works hard to ensure that every guest has an exceptional stay, and we are ecstatic that we exceeded your expectations. Thank you for also mentioning our spectacular views, fabulous location, and excellent restaurants. Take care, and know we'd be thrilled to welcome you back anytime your plans bring you this way. David Piscola, General Manager

Came here for a convention. It was a nice hotel right on the water within walking distance of a few cool places, There is an rta stop there and a streetcar stop down around the corner so that was convenient Dragos restaurant was great The spirit bar was also very good and had a bar menu Le Croissant had a great, but pricey breakfast buffet. It had a huge selection that was very good. I hear tell you can get a deal on breakfast with the room. We didn't know that so 32$ for breakfast added up. The rooms were clean. Our beds were on the beat up side ( lumpy). So that wasn't great as we stayed 9 nights! Staff was always friendly, accommodating and courteous. I would go back again due to the location and the restaurants inside. I would hope they start updating their mattresses.

Sep 3, 2024

Hi Kim, Thank you for your detailed review. It's wonderful to know that our location and amenities contributed to your positive experience at Hilton New Orleans Riverside. We're happy to hear that our team provided you with exceptional hospitality. Your feedback is appreciated and will be shared with our team to encourage them to continue delivering outstanding service. We are sorry to hear about the beds. Currently, we are working on a multi-year renovation to enhance our guestrooms. We can’t wait to welcome you back for an unforgettable experience when all of our hard work is complete! David Piscola, General Manager

I spent just shy of a week here for a financial conference, and overall, I have to say my stay was good! Upon check in, the staff was all pleasant. Nothing too note worthy there. We arrived late afternoon and there wasn't a line at check in. I think the only thing I would add is the lobby area is massive and you have to sort of orient yourself first and read the directional signs to know where to go. The check in desk is up the escalator. My room was nice. I had ample space for just myself. The bed was fine. It was a little firm for my preference, but I made do. Everything was clean, which is the important piece. Housekeeping did a great job each day. The conference center was absolutely massive. At the time of my conference there was an entirely other conference happening just down the hall, but we never ran into any of the other conference goers - it was impressive. The staff was also great with keeping drinks and snacks stocked and ready to go. The first night of the conference the hotel hosted an evening cocktail hour for our conference complete with full bar service and heavy appetizers. Everything was spot on! My only complaint is maybe the location. If you're in town to explore the French Quarter or Garden District, you're a bit of a walk to either. I'd definitely suggest a more centrally located hotel. BUT if you want to be right on the riverwalk - this place is top notch. If I wasn't staying here for the conference, it wouldn't be my first pick, as I feel there are dozens of other places in the area with much bigger bang for your buck, but my time here was good!

Aug 19, 2024

Dear Kalyn. Thank you for your detailed review of Hilton New Orleans Riverside. We’re glad to hear that your stay for the financial conference was good overall and that you found the room clean and the staff pleasant. We appreciate your feedback on the size of the lobby and the firmness of the bed, as well as your comments about the conference center and its excellent service. While our location may not be ideal for exploring the French Quarter or Garden District, we’re pleased that you enjoyed the Riverwalk setting. We hope to welcome you back for another stay, whether for business or leisure. David Piscola, General Manager

I had the pleasure of experiencing the Hilton New Orleans for the 2024 NACM Conference and it was truly an amazing venue. I didn't stay on site as the hotel was sold out, however, I attended the conference daily which afforded me the opportunity to experience the hotel for a full week. The ambiance of the hotel is a blend of calm, professional, and family. The common area decor presents a variation of options which are ideal for taking a quick call, checking emails, or meeting up with friends or family to head out for the day. There are many entrance doors so your ability to be on the side of the hotel closest to where you need to be isn't an issue at all. There is calming music playing throughout the common areas which help to set the tone as you enter the space. The Grand Ballroom is absolutely amazing. The space is beyond huge and has a design aesthetic that is ideal to be used as a meeting or event space. The carpets were free of stains and cleaned daily. The room has ample outlets along the wall so ensure if you need your laptop to sit near a wall. We utilized Concourse D for our breakout sessions which was ideal. Each room presented ample space which ensured we weren't crowded, as well as the hot has the perfect presentation setup for the multi-speaker or solo presenter style session. On the days the food was catered, the catering staff was nothing less than awesome. They were pleasant, always had a smile on their face, they ensured the area remained clean, and they were super helpful with any questions we had. As the hotel is huge, I further had the chance to visit all of their retail locations within the hotel. Regardless of if I was getting coffee, food, or apparel, every interaction was delivered with the Hilton Signature which helped to create a promoter experience. As this location sits on the Riverwalk, the views are amazing as well as the access to the shops and trolley are right outside the door. I don't have to tell you that we shopped daily. LoL. All in all, the Hilton - Riverwalk was an amazing venue experience. From the cleanliness, to the staff, to the overall ambiance presented by the hotel itself. Top tier quality. Thank you to the Hilton team for your service deliverables, amazing hospitality, and ease of access to downtown.

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Jul 30, 2024

We're glad you had such a great time while attending the 2024 NACM Conference! It pleases us that our beautiful environment, well-maintained atmosphere, and excellent amenities were perfect for you during your time with us. Also, we're glad you mentioned our hard-working team and how friendly and helpful they were towards you. It was our pleasure to have you with us, and we hope for the chance to host you soon. David Piscola, General Manager

Very nice and clean hotel. Check in and check out was easy. Has a hotel bar, restaurant, snd a breakfast area. There is also a cafe. My room was either icy cold or stuffy. Couldn't seem to find a happy medium. Had to call to get extra blankets. They were a bit slow with this and it took a few calls in an hour and half to get the blankets. My bathroom was great but the tub was very slow to drain. Had to call 3 days out of my 5 day stay to have this issue addressed.

Jul 1, 2024

Hi Aubrey, Thank you for taking a moment to review your recent stay. It was wonderful having you as our guest, and we appreciate you mentioning our high standards of cleanliness and fantastic amenities. However, we regret that our accommodations and service fell short of expectations. We'll be sure to share your feedback with our team to seize any opportunity to improve. Additionally, we think you'll be happy to know we are undergoing a multi-year renovation project to elevate our guest experience, and we are very excited about the improvements being made. We hope to welcome you back once our projects are complete for a seamless and memorable stay! David Piscola, General Manager

3 1/2 Stars This hotel is HUGE! The location is nice because it is easy to walk to the French Quarter. We stayed in Building 3, on the 3rd floor which had a river view. I really enjoyed the river view as several times we could see different ships and boats cruise by. Specially the Steamboat Natchez. The hotel itself is not super modern if that is what you are looking for in a place to stay. Several escalators were out of service which made getting around take a bit longer as you had to seek out elevators and take a roundabout route to get somewhere. Our room was a standard king bed with a river view. It had what we needed. Nothing fancy but that was fine. The room was a hike to come and go but I did enjoy the view. We enjoyed the hotel bar one evening which was a lot of fun after being in the French Quarter. They make a great Dirty Martini! Don't bother with the Riverwalk Outlets.

May 20, 2024

Hi Nicky, It is wonderful to know that you had an excellent experience with us. We work hard to meet expectations like yours, and we’re happy to hear our comfortable accommodations, stunning views, and excellent bar hit the mark for you. Hopefully, you took full advantage of our fantastic location, and we appreciate you mentioning its convenience to your fellow travelers. Thank you for your review, and we hope you return soon! David Piscola, General Manager

Decent hotel. It is evident that the staff do not appreciate their roles providing hospitality service.

Oct 28, 2024

Hi Carla, Thank you for your review. We are sorry to hear about your disappointing experience with us, as it is always our intention to provide great guest service. Please accept our sincerest apologies that we did not live up to your expectations on this occasion. We are thankful that you reached out to share your experience, as your valuable feedback helps us to improve our processes and better serve our guests. It was a pleasure having you here, and we hope you will give us another chance to change your lasting impression. David Piscola, General Manager

Sheena with food services was very ghetto and RUDE TO THE WHOLE AAFPRS crew who paid millions for our conference. She was yelling at us and she being out right rude. We entered into the exhibit hall and was informed to eat and she immediately came up to us YELLING... swinging her hands, yelling and just not being very helpful!!!! I will NEVER RETURN TO THE FACILITY DONT GO HERE

Dear Jasmine, First, we appreciate the time you took to share your experience. We regret to hear you were met with anything but warm hospitality, and we assure you that your feedback will be used to make improvements within the team. David Piscola, General Manager

This is 3 star hotel at best. The decor is dated, the rooms feel old. The location is great. The service and restaurants are good. I'd recommend for a work stay, otherwise find a Vrbo or AirBnB. Enough said.

Apr 17, 2024

Hello Brian, Thank you for being our guest and sharing your feedback. While we are happy our convenient location worked well for your needs, we are sorry the rest of your stay did not meet your expectations. Our team is constantly working to improve, so we will be sure to share your comments internally. It's our hope we have another opportunity to welcome you back and impress you further. David Piscola, General Manager

***Update to review*** General manager responded to my post/review and the most that I was offered were apologies and what they plan to do in the future. There were no stays, credits, or points offered. After nearly $1000 stay for two days, that's the best they have to offer? What a joke and certainly not the level of professionalism I would have expected from such a respectable brand.

Dec 9, 2023

Hi Monica, Thank you for taking a moment to leave a review and for being a valued Hhonors member. While it brings us great pleasure to know how much you enjoyed your experience at Public Belt and appreciated our fantastic location, we regret that you were not satisfied with your overall stay. What you have shared is not indicative of our high standards of hospitality, and we'll be reviewing your concerns with our team to ensure they are properly addressed. Please know that we are currently amidst a multi-year renovation, and your comments about our accommodations will be taken into consideration. It was a pleasure having you as our guest, and we hope you will give us another chance to change your perceptions down the line. David Piscola, General Manager

I must say the quality of hotels have gone down yet the prices have gone up......drastically! I like staying at Hilton Hotel brands based on their satisfaction guarantee and because they have an array of brands. As a Diamond member I would have expected a better quality of service. I had a local stay to avoid a long drive home after hanging out with family in town. I requested to be near family in the main tower, however there were no double rooms available. I was in Building 2, however I walked down the hall of Building 3 before realizing I was in the wrong building. I feel like I needed an Uber to get to my room. The Bellman were all standing around the desk and none asked if I needed assistance with luggage. I guess in a positive note, I got my steps in. It would have been great for the front desk receptionist to write it on the key jacket and/or provide directions particularly since it's hidden on the other side of the market. It was also challenging to find a vending machine in our building. When I called the front desk, I was told it was in Building 2, all the way at the end. I went there to get a snack and drink and neither one of the machines worked. The market only stays open until 12 noon which was also disappointing. The rooms need a massive remodel and upgrade and my bed was too soft, sinking me into the mattress causing my back to hurt. Lighting in the room was dull and the toilet is so low, it feels as though it was almost on the floor. The internet and reception in the room was slow and at times non-existent. The TV kept going out due to poor connection and my laptop wouldn't stay connected. I'm guessing this hotel doesn't provide receipts under your door the night or early morning of checkout since I never received one, which is something I've been accustomed to receiving previously. When calling down to get my car from valet, I was told the phone didn't work. Certainly not an expectation when paying $50/day to park. Drago's menu options were very limited and not what I had been accustomed to at other Drago's restaurants. It took me an hour when sitting at the bar to get a dozen oysters and a Caesar salad and I watched a couple walk up and within 10 minutes of being seated and ordering oysters, received them. It's clear the server gave them my oysters. The bartender recognized that but nothing was done to correct it. Overall, this was certainly not the service I would have expected from a Hilton brand, especially a 4-star with the price point of this hotel. I also learned that when booking through a 3rd party (American Express) I don't receive credit for the stay. I think this is a terrible policy. I stayed 2 nights, ordered room service, ate in the restaurant, parked a vehicle, and lounged in what I referred to as the "Piano Bar" which by the way was the highlight of the stay. The pianist was kind, personable, and entertaining. The bartenders were attentive and made an amazing, "Not so old fashioned" old fashioned. It was perfectly made. I haven't lost hope with Hilton but I'm not sure I'd stay at this hotel again nor would I recommend it unless some changes are made. It's a perfect location which is why I was very disappointed. I most certainly did not feel like a Diamond member.

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40 years later: Remembering New Orleans’ 1984 World’s Fair and its legacy

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Forty years ago, New Orleans opened the 1984 Louisiana World Exposition, commonly known as the World‘s Fair, an event that reshaped the city’s landscape and fueled its tourism economy.

The fair celebrated the theme, “World of Rivers: Freshwater as a Source of Life,” paying homage to the mighty Mississippi River.

Today, as visitors reflect on the transformative event, an exhibit at the Louisiana State Archives in Baton Rouge tells the story of how the Fair changed New Orleans forever.

“It was a lot of good times, a lot of good memories,” said fair visitor, Lulu Green, of New Orleans.

The fair turned the Warehouse District, once a declining area, into a vibrant attraction that drew around seven million visitors to its 84-acre sit along the river.

“It was the vision that everyone bought into, every neighborhood, every race, every level of income,” said Mark Romig, Chief of Protocol for the fair and current Executive Vice President for New Orleans & Company.

Although some call it a financial disaster, losing more than $100 million, the fair sparked lasting change.

“The business lost money and that‘s a story, but to a person, many people say the fair was the most exciting thing that they did,” Romig added.

The fair‘s organizers faced setbacks, with attendance numbers 40% lower than anticipated. Former CEO Petr Spurney attributed some of the financial struggles to the U.S. government‘s decision to withdraw its backing, which he says stunted participation and investment. Some believe the opening of Walt Disney World’s EPCOT Center two years earlier also hurt the fair.

Nevertheless, the fair sparked a wave of developments that still benefit the city, from the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center to the Riverwalk and major hotels, all of which emerged during a downturn in the oil industry, providing much-needed economic support.

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“It was a terrific show. I don’t think people realize how good it really was,” Spurney reflected.

The Louisiana State Archives exhibit includes memorabilia from the fair, such as the mascot Seymor D. Fair, a contract authorizing the fair signed by then President Ronald Reagan, contracts for entertainers like Johnny Cash and Willie Nelson over $100,000, and suits swimmers wore at the aquacade.

Cash and Nelson were two of dozens that performed at the riverfront amphitheater which once stood near the Hilton Hotel.

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Among the fair’s most iconic attractions were the 300-foot French gondola that connected the Warehouse District to Algiers, the Space Shuttle Enterprise flown in on the back of a 747, the International Women’s Pavilion, and various global exhibits, including the Italian Village and German beer garden. The Morial Convention Center, originally built for the fair, housed the Louisiana Swamp Ride.

The 1884 World‘s Fair exhibit at the Louisiana State Archives highlights another exposition that transformed Uptown 100 years earlier.

“The 1884 exposition was the catalyst that led to one of the most beautiful neighborhoods in the south,” said Tulane Geographer Richard Campanella.

Remnants of the 1884 fair can still be seen in Uptown New Orleans at the Audubon Park Golf Course, including a piece of iron ore from Alabam and on Exposition Boulevard along the brick foundations on the edge of the golf course lagoon.

The 1884 fair celebrated the 100th anniversary of the first cotton export out of New Orleans. Campanella says it ultimately helped pave the way for the founding of Loyola and Tulane universities.

Similar to the 1984 World’s Fair, the 1884 fair was not an immediate success.

“I think social media has taken the element of why you would have a World’s Fair. The World’s Fair was an event that brought people together to see things,” said Romig.

The 1984 fair featured a monorail that was shipped to the Miami Zoo after its closure on Nov. 11.

Many other features, like the aquacade and the amphitheater, were dismantled and never re-used.

The 1984 World’s Fair exhibit is on display on the main floor of the Louisiana State Archives building on Essen Lane in Baton Rouge through December 13.

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Mississippi River Cruises

Stretching for 2,350 miles down the United States, from Minnesota's Lake Itasca to the Gulf of Mexico, our new cruises on the "Mighty Mississippi" offer a different type of cross-country journey for the curious explorer—one that allows you to be immersed in American history and culture.

Step on board the newest and most modern ship on the Mississippi with all outside staterooms, private verandas, spacious public areas and our signature, clean Scandinavian design, reimagined for the Mississippi River.

Mississippi Delta Explorer

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NEW! Heartland of America

New Orleans & Southern Charms

America’s Great River

NEW! The Big Easy to the Gateway City

NEW! Mississippi River Odyssey

NEW! Nashville, Memphis & the Cumberland

NEW! New Orleans to Memphis

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Highlights of mississippi river cruises.

A Mississippi River cruise offers the rare opportunity to sail through America's heartland on the world’s #1 river cruise line. Explore picturesque towns and boom cities; take in views of pastoral farms and towering bluffs; and immerse yourself in the region's rich history and culture with an included excursion in every port. Here are a few highlights Viking reveals to you:

Festive French Quarter and Creole cuisine in New Orleans
Cajun heritage in Baton Rouge
Civil War history at Vicksburg National Military Park
Memphis BBQ, Graceland and appreciation of the Delta Blues
Steamboat sailings with diverse wildlife sightings
Mark Twain's boyhood home and America’s literary history
Up close look at America’s national symbol, the bald eagle
Gateway Arch in St. Louis and the pioneering spirit of the Midwest
Norwegian cultural experience at Vesterheim
Intricate locks and dams of the Upper Mississippi

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2024-2027 RIVER CRUISE AND AIR FARES: Offer applies to bookings made from November 1-30, 2024. Terms & conditions for select promotions may vary. $25 deposit is applicable to all River itineraries. Special fares plus up to FREE International airfare valid on select departures of Grand European Tour, Lyon Provence & the Rhineland, European Sojourn and Capitals of Eastern Europe, London, Paris & D-Day, Rhine & Main Explorer . Airfares may vary on other gateways & departures. Airfare does not have to be purchased to get cruise\cruisetour offer. All prices are in US dollars and for US residents only. Additional restrictions may apply. 2024 : Pay in full by November 30, 2024 or at time of booking if within 120 days of departure. 2025 : Pay in full by December 15, 2024. 2026 : Pay in full by May 31, 2025. 2027 : Pay in full by January 15, 2026. Offers expires November 30, 2024.

$25 DEPOSIT: For itineraries 35 days or less, a $25 deposit applies to April 2025 & onward departures; for itineraries greater than 35 days, a $25 deposit applies to June 2025 & onward departures; World Cruise products excluded; call for details.

AIR UPGRADE: Upgrade to Premium Economy air from $799 per person or Business Class air from $3,499 per person based on select gateways and dates. Additional airline-imposed baggage charges may apply; for more information visit Airline Luggage Restrictions . Air prices are per person based on cruise/cruisetour check-in date and include transfers plus all government taxes/fees of approximately $160 and air fuel surcharges. Air seats are limited; airfares are subject to change and are not guaranteed until full payment of air is received. For more information about customized air services and US gateways, visit the Viking Air Plus page.

GENERAL RESTRICTIONS: Cruise fares listed are cruise only in U.S. dollars, per person, based on double occupancy. Single supplement savings are off applicable rates. Cruise fares listed are valid for U.S. residents only. All fares and offers are for new bookings only and are subject to availability, may not combinable with other offers except Viking Explorer Society Travel Credits and Viking Referral Rewards, are capacity-controlled and may be withdrawn at any time without prior notice. Special fares are based upon published full brochure fares; cruise fares do not include pre-paid charges, optional facilities, and personal charges, as defined in the terms and conditions of the Passenger Ticket Contract which may be viewed elsewhere on this website. Full brochure fares may not have resulted in actual sales in all stateroom categories and may not have been in effect during the last 90 days. Promotional fares may remain in effect after the expiration date. Air promotion applies to roundtrip flights only from select Viking Cruises U.S. gateways and includes airport-to-ship or hotel transfers, air taxes and air fuel surcharges. Roundtrip airport transfers are included when air is purchased with a cruise or cruisetour package; if air is not purchased from Viking, transfers may be purchased separately. All transfers must be in conjunction with a Viking-purchased cruise, cruisetour, land extension or extra hotel nights. Viking reserves the right to correct errors or omissions and to change any and all fares at any time. For up-to-date prices, please call Viking or your Travel Agent. Additional terms and conditions may apply. Complete terms and conditions may be found in the Passenger Ticket Contract .

AIR OFFER RESTRICTIONS: Offer expires November 30, 2024.

NOTE: U.S. flights depart one day prior to check-in date. Paid Business or Premium Economy Class may require travel in economy on flights within North America or Europe. Premium economy is limited to specific airlines and we may not be able to accommodate based on aircraft type and availability. Roundtrip airport transfers are included when air is purchased with a cruise or cruisetour package; if air is not purchased from Viking, transfers may be purchased separately. All transfers must be in conjunction with a Viking-purchased cruise, cruisetour, land extension or extra hotel nights. Air prices are per person based on cruise/cruisetour check-in date and include transfers plus all government taxes/fees of approximately $160 and air fuel surcharges. Air seats are limited; airfares are subject to change and are not guaranteed until full payment of air is received.

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