Holiday Inn NEW ORLEANS-FRENCH QUARTER

124 ROYAL STREET
New Orleans, LA 70130
Nightly Rates: ( 237.10 - 215.82 )
3 Star

Property Description

Travel to New Orleans and place yourself in the center of the citys most lively and well-known area by reserving your lodging at the Holiday Inn New Orleans French Quarter hotel . For full service hotels in New Orleans LA, this hotel on Royal Street offers 19 floors with 374 guestrooms including upgraded executive king rooms in the French Quarter, the popular heart of the city. Relax in a well-appointed guestroom with excellent amenities, knowing an amazing array of shops, restaurants, nightclubs and attractions are just steps from our doors. This FrenchQuarter hotel also provides convenient access to famous New Orleans events. Join thousands of revelers who throng the streets in a five day pulse-pounding extravaganza during Mardi Gras . Groove to the pulsing rhythms of famous musicians who dazzle fans at the annual Jazz and Heritage Festival . Additionally, exciting New Orleans Saints games at the Superdome , the Essence Music Festival, Bayou Classic and the Allstate Sugar Bowl are must-see events among visitors. On site, discover highly accommodating facilities, offering The Checkered Parrot Restaurant for breakfast, lunch and dinner, a sparkling indoor pool and a workout room to help you keep up with your active lifestyle. Holiday Inn New Orleans French Quarter hotel offers an unrivaled locale and relaxing accommodations exquisitely paired with thoughtful amenities and first-rate service.

Recreational Facility

Amenities

· ATM/Cash machine
· Accessible facilities
· Air conditioning individually controlled in room
· Bathtub
· Bell staff/porter
· Coffee/Tea maker
· Color television
· Complimentary self service laundry
· Concierge desk
· Converters/ Voltage adaptors
· Dry cleaning
· Electrical adaptors available
· Executive floor
· Golf
· Hairdryer
· High speed internet access for laptop in public areas
· Housekeeping - daily
· Ice machine
· Indoor pool
· Interior corridors
· Internet access
· Late check-out available
· Late check-out available
· Lounges/bars
· Non-smoking
· On-Site parking
· Parking
· Pay per view movies on TV
· Premium movie channels
· Private bathroom
· Public area air conditioned
· Restaurant
· Safe deposit box
· Satellite television
· Shops and commercial services
· Spare electrical outlet available at desk
· Stereo
· Tennis court
· Valet same day dry cleaning
· Video games
· Voice mail
· Wireless internet connection
· Wireless internet connection in public areas

Room Information

Miscellaneous Information

· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 4:00 PM
· Check out time is 11:00 AM
· Time Zone is GMT
· Opened in 1969
· 374 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 20 floors.

Restaurant Information

The Checkered Parrot

The Checkered Parrot is an upscale sports bar featuring a large menu that is sure to please anyone. Try our famous nachos, mouth-watering fajitas, or wings in seven different flavors. We also feature wraps, sandwiches, and burgers to please all palates.

Palace Cafe

Creole dining. Don't miss the Crab Meat Cheese Cake and the White Chocolate Bread Pudding!!!

Mr. B's

Another wonderful Brennen Family Restaurant and it's just across the street! Food is Creole / mostly New Orleans! Can I just say "Gumbo Ya Ya!" The best Gumbo in the City (don't tell my Mother I said that!!)

The Checkered Parrot

The Checkered Parrot brings a little of Key West to the New Orleans French Quarter. We offer a full service bar, multiple flat screen TVs (great for watching the game or amybe two or three at the same time), two pool tables and arcade games.

Recreation Information

Indoor/outdoor connecting pool

Fitness center on-site

Children's program - Audubon Insectarium. It's all about bugs! The kids will love it!

Area Attractions

NEW ORLEANS The New Orleans School of Cooking

A cooking class, a comedy show, a history lesson and a great meal all in one. Learn the inside story of Creole and Cajun cooking. This is too much fun! Learn about the holy trinity of Cajun cooking, how to make a roux, why Cajun and Creole cooking is s

New Orleans Union Passenger Terminal Morial Convention Center

Home to most citywide conventions. 1 million square feet in one exhibit hall!

New Orleans Superdome

Home of the New Orleans Saints! Enjoy concents and great music events like the annual Essence Music Festival July 4th weekend. About a 15 minute walk.

New Orleans Riverwalk

Shopping and Restaurants right along the river.

National WWII Museum

Historian Stephen Ambrose brought the idea to Tom Hanks. From there came what has become the most visited attraction outside of Bourbon Street and the French Quarter in New Orleans. Tom Brocaw was correct, they were our greatest generation! From the fr

Ernest Morial Convention Cntr Bourbon Street New Orleans

A big amusement park for Adults. No place like it in the world! It's a party 24 / 7, the party here never stops! Come Play with us!

New Orleans City Park

The most beautiful Live Oak Trees you have ever seen. Boat rides, tennis courts, amusement park, New Orleans Museum of Art.

New Orleans International Tulane University New Orleans

One of the South's most important Universities on historic St. Charles Avenue.

Mississippi River/New Orleans Paddleboats

Enjoy a ride on a true River Boat Paddlewheeler along the Mississippi River. You can just imagine Mark Twain standing beside you. The Steamboat Natchez, docked just across from Jackson Square.

New Orleans Fairgrounds

Horse Racing and home of the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival (Jazz Fest to locals).

The Audubon Insectarium

For children that like bugs, this is heaven! For the 4 - 12 year old crowd! Very hands on.

Jackson Square

Historic Square that is the heart of the French Quarter. The St. Louis Cathedral, the Cabildo and the Presbytr flanked by the Pontalba Apartments.

New Orleans Aquarium of the Americas

Aquatic life from the river, the bayou and the Gulf of Mexico. Idon't know how the penquins fit in? See the very rare white alligators.

New Orleans French Quarter

The French Quarter is oddly enough mostly Spanish and Creole. The most European city in the US. Restaurants and shopping, restaurants and historic buildings, restaurants and places to enjoy an adult beverage, restuarnts and live music. Did we mention the