Slidell Hotels - United States, US

Hotel St. Pierre French Quarter
 

The Hotel St. Pierre in New Orleans, La., features French Creole cottages, reminiscent of 18th century French architecture. Built in 1778 and opened in 1926, the Hotel St. Pierre is located in the center of the city's renowned French Quarter. Bourbon Street is two blocks away, Jackson Square six blocks away and swamp tours are one mile from the hotel. Landscaped courtyards and two outdoor pools await guests at the Hotel St. Pierre. A complimentary continental breakfast is served each morning in the Louis Armstrong breakfast room. Each of the 74 guestrooms are accessed via exterior corridors and feature dial-up Internet access and cable television. Select rooms offer spa tubs. Please Note: Recovery efforts are still under way in the New Orleans area in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Some attractions may be limited. Until further notice, continental breakfasts will not be served at the hotel.

Place D Armes
 

The only hotel amid the street performers, tarot-card readers, artists, cafes and shops of Jackson Square, the Place D' Armes' flowering courtyards, magnolia trees and 18th-century buildings exude classic French Quarter romance and charm. Guests can stroll just a block to revel in the delicious decadence of Bourbon Street or walk just steps to St. Louis Cathedral, the world-famous beignets of Cafe du Monde, and twists and curves of the mighty Mississippi River. Guests enter the lobby via a brick alley with a mysterious, Old World feel. The Place D' Armes is actually nine restored 18th- century buildings, which surround and shade a terraced garden courtyard encircled by magnolia and crepe myrtle trees. The second-floor balcony overlooks Chartres Street, a favorite of street artists and musicians Before venturing out into the streets of the Big Easy, guests can dine on complimentary New Orleans- style continental breakfasts of cafe au lait, fresh croissants, pastries, fresh orange juice and hot tea in the hotel's breakfast room overlooking St. Ann Street and Jackson Square. Guests also enjoy their meals in the courtyard or their rooms. The hotel doesn't have its own restaurant, but, this being New Orleans, guests can find plenty of dining options in the area to satisfy their culinary curiosities. This 83 guestrooms hotel feature accommodations ranging from deluxe balcony and courtyard rooms to the interior rooms without views for bargain-savvy travelers. They feature exposed brick walls and antique-style furnishings and modern conveniences which includes Internet access and coffee makers. The Place D' Armes is popular among couples for its romantic setting, and its French Quarter location is equally attractive to leisure and business travelers.

Bourbon Orleans - A Wyndham
 

Location. The Bourbon Orleans, a Wyndham historical hotel, located in the center of the French Quarter on decadent Bourbon Street features classic Southern charm with styling reminiscent of the French opulence of the early 1800s. Guests staying here are only one block from the fortune tellers and street performers of Jackson Square, four blocks from the cafe au lait and beignets of Café Du Monde and four blocks from the riverfront gambling, dining and entertainment of the Mississippi River. The New Orleans International Airport is 14 miles from the hotel. Hotel Features. Built in 1817 and renovated in 2004, this hotel exudes classic New Orleans style, with a trompe l'oeil lobby, columns painstakingly hand-painted to mimic marble, walls a mix of faux stucco and brick and ceilings resembling a Renaissance blue sky with darting angels. Guests can get away from the maddening crowds in a secluded courtyard pool surrounded by tables and potted palms. Guests can enjoy a full New Orleans- style breakfast buffet or dinner in the hotel's Paillard's Restaurant, or have a cocktail at Snook's Bar. Guests have complimentary access to a fitness center six blocks away at the Wyndham New Orleans. Guestrooms. The Bourbon Orleans' 218 guestrooms are decorated in Victorian Queen Anne style with two-poster beds,pillowtop mattresses and modern touches including high-speed Internet access, ergonomic chairs, designer toiletries and coffeemakers with complimentary coffee. Expert Tip. Named for the renowned local blues musician Snook Eaglin, Snooks Bar features live weekend jazz and blues at the 80-seat bar.

Maison De Ville And Audubon Cottages
 

Capturing the spirit of the French Quarter, the Maison de Ville and Audubon Cottages is a unique 18th Century boutique-style hotel and collection of two- bedroom private cottages located between Bourbon Street and Royal Street in New Orleans, La. Ideal for romantic getaways, the hotel is the perfect blend of Old World elegance and New World excitement. Guests can board a streetcar and visit the Riverwalk and Harrah's Casino or meander the streets of the French Quarter, with quaint wrought iron balconies and shaded courtyards. Guests of the Maison de Ville and Audubon Cottages ring a doorbell and are warmly shown into a small home-style foyer where their journey into aristocratic splendor begins. The hotel is divided into the main three-story building, which hosts 17 individually decorated guestrooms, and seven two-bedroom cottages located two blocks away. Guests are invited to enjoy the sparkling pool, located by the cottages and surrounded by lush tropical foliage. Each morning, guests may enjoy a complimentary Continental breakfast served in the courtyard or delivered to the guestrooms. During evenings, guests can sip complimentary port or sherry in the 1700's style parlor. Chefs at The Bistro at Maison de Ville prepare authentic French cuisine and offer an extensive wine selection in a Parisian bistro with red leather booths, wood floors and Impressionist-style paintings. Al fresco dining on the courtyard is available, weather permitting. The 17 guestrooms and seven guest cottages of Maison de Ville and Audubon Cottages are individually decorated with period furnishings, hardwood floors and feather beds with luxurious high-thread-count linens. Suite bathrooms boast premium bath products.

Maison Dupuy Hotel
 

Location. The five-story Maison Dupuy Hotel of New Orleans, La., is in a residential section of the French Quarter and stands two blocks away from Bourbon Street. Guests are just nine blocks from the French Market, 13 blocks from Riverwalk Shopping and three miles from the Garden District. The Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport is 14 miles from the hotel. Hotel Features. The Maison Dupuy is actually five former townhouses melded into a single establishment, with the center of the hotel featuring a plant-filled courtyard complete with lounging furniture, three-tiered foundation, palm trees, stone paving and pool. The hotel serves as home to the famous Dominique's Restaurant, a highlight among the city's fine-dining establishments. Dominique's specializes in gumbo, jambalaya and its own pastries, breads and pastas. In addition, the hotel's more casual eatery, the French Quartet Bistro, features hardwood floors, mirrored columns and a wall mural reminiscent of Toulouse- Lautrec's artwork. Property amenities include a business center, room service during limited hours, an ATM and dry cleaning services. Guestrooms. Decorated in French provincial, guestrooms display imported fabrics, signature local art and balconies overlooking the courtyard and French Quarter. Rooms include a bathroom telephone, dial-up Internet access, complimentary weekday newspapers, an in-room safe and desk. Expert Tip. The courtyard at Maison Dupuy Hotel observes many intimate wedding ceremonies. The unique setting offers a rustic Cajun Cabin and French Quarter Cottage against a backdrop of waterfalls, blossoming foliage and a fountain.

Hotel St Marie French Quarter
 

The Hotel St. Marie in the heart of the French Quarter puts guests only a half-block from the rambunctious and deliciously decadent Bourbon Street nightlife. The area and hotel are renowned for the second-floor balconies where people view the goings-on and toss beads to passersby in the street during Mardi Gras and throughout the year. Guests can stroll just five blocks to the Riverwalk Marketplace, a collection of quaint shops and cafes on the banks of the mighty Mississippi River. Upon entering the hotel, guests are greeted by angels on the ceiling, beneath the central glass table and on the wall tapestries. The hotel's brick-and-stucco exterior, gas lamps and shaded courtyard give the place that certain "old New Orleans" ambience. From the upper floors, guests can drink in the area's cinematically beautiful metal roofs, chimneys, smoke stacks and attic windows. What's more, many of the Big Easy's to-die-for restaurants are located just outside the Hotel St. Marie's front door. Even the hotel's restaurants are no slouches. The hotel's Hillery's on Toulouse and the Bistro Moise feature street and courtyard dining with diverse menus that include shrimp and oyster brochette, filet mignon with a three-peppercorn demi glace (No, Thibodaux, demi glace is not the actress), chicken grillades with red brown gravy, shrimp remoulade and other Cajun and Creole delicacies. Why, they're enough to make Boudreaux stand and shout, "Ay, Yee." Meanwhile, most of the 103 guest rooms feature balconies overlooking the Bourbon Street action or the hotel's tropical courtyard and pool. They feature regional antique-style furniture, artwork and modern amenities, such as dial-up Internet access. The Hotel St. Marie's historic appeal, superb location and competitive rates are perfect alternatives to the larger corporate hotels whose names roll more readily off the tongues of tourists.