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what is the best hotel recommended close to bourbon street in new orleans?

Q. I plan on going to New Orleans at the end of may (around the 22nd) I want to stay close to Bourbon Street since I'm turning 21. It has to be walking distance since I will more than likely be there most of my trip. I dont really have a budget just dont want the hotel to be really expensive! Also for you N.O natives what are some good restaurants to try I know I will be at Cafe Du Monde for beignets! P.S. I really want this trip to go well because I always wanted to move to Louisiana and i feel like I would really enjoy living there from what I've been told Thanks! A. The two hotels on Bourbon Street with balcony rooms are the Ramada Inn on Bourbon and the Royal Sonesta. Also look at the Omni Royal Orleans and the Monteleone. There are many, many other hotels in the French Quarter and all of them are within walking distance of Bourbon Street. For example: www.frenchquarterhotels.com Do realize Bourbon is just one street that runs through the FQ, if undeniably the best kno...

New Orleans hotel and attraction recommendations please.?

Q. We are planning our honeymoon in New Orleans the last week of March. We'd like a hotel that has rooms w/balconies, (must have smoking allowed room!!!) in or very close to the French Quarter. Also locals or past visitor recommendations on the best things to see & do there. A. Most hotels in the Quarter are non smoking. But the best hotel for a balcony is Royal Sonesta and it has SOME smoking rooms. It is the best on bourbon. They have the best balconies on Bourbon st. As a local the best place for boiled crawfish without boiling them myself is Yo mama's bar and grill they boil crawfish and it is so good. It is across the street and few businness down from pat o's! IF you are there for st. pattys make sure you watch the Irish Channel Parade on Magazine st( during the weekend) and the Block party on st. pattys day! also the French Quarter Wine Festival is during march Musicfestival in the marigny http://foburgneworleans.com/ Soul Fest at the zoo. New Orleans Spring...

what is the best hotel recommended close to bourbon street in new orleans?

Q. I plan on going to New Orleans at the end of may (around the 22nd) I want to stay close to Bourbon Street since I'm turning 21. It has to be walking distance since I will more than likely be there most of my trip. I dont really have a budget just dont want the hotel to be really expensive! Also for you N.O natives what are some good restaurants to try I know I will be at Cafe Du Monde for beignets! P.S. I really want this trip to go well because I always wanted to move to Louisiana and i feel like I would really enjoy living there from what I've been told Thanks! A. The two hotels on Bourbon Street with balcony rooms are the Ramada Inn on Bourbon and the Royal Sonesta. Also look at the Omni Royal Orleans and the Monteleone. There are many, many other hotels in the French Quarter and all of them are within walking distance of Bourbon Street. For example: www.frenchquarterhotels.com Do realize Bourbon is just one street that runs through the FQ, if undeniably the best kno...

what is the best hotel recommended close to bourbon street in new orleans?

Q. I plan on going to New Orleans at the end of may (around the 22nd) I want to stay close to Bourbon Street since I'm turning 21. It has to be walking distance since I will more than likely be there most of my trip. I dont really have a budget just dont want the hotel to be really expensive! Also for you N.O natives what are some good restaurants to try I know I will be at Cafe Du Monde for beignets! P.S. I really want this trip to go well because I always wanted to move to Louisiana and i feel like I would really enjoy living there from what I've been told Thanks! A. The two hotels on Bourbon Street with balcony rooms are the Ramada Inn on Bourbon and the Royal Sonesta. Also look at the Omni Royal Orleans and the Monteleone. There are many, many other hotels in the French Quarter and all of them are within walking distance of Bourbon Street. For example: www.frenchquarterhotels.com Do realize Bourbon is just one street that runs through the FQ, if undeniably the best kno...

What historic inn in New Orleans am I looking for?

Q. I learned about it on a ghost tour in the french quarter. Supposedly, it's haunted because of all the civil war soldiers housed there back in the day. Housekeeping will see blood all over the sheets, blink, and look back to see the sheets blood-free. I'm fairly certain it's not the Hotel Monteleone. A. Some parts if the hotel Provincial were used as Civil War Confederate Hospital. According to the history some of the wounded have come back. Stay in Building # 5, it's the most haunted! Many guests say they have walked into their room and seen many bloody soldiers lying in pain and moaning in their room. Then only to disappear as lights come on. http://www.hotelprovincial.com/ What is a good hotel and hopefully cheap in New Orleans near the French Quarter? Q. I need to find a hotel near the French Quarter and Bourbon and all that cause my friends and I don't want to drive after drinking all night! Help! A. The Richeliu has free parking for people who stay at ...