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New Orleans — Neighborhood Guide
A 19th-century American neighbourhood developed by wealthy planters who couldn't legally buy into the Creole French Quarter, the Garden District's oak-shaded streets and antebellum mansions are among the most beautiful urban landscapes in the South. Commander's Palace, one of America's greatest restaurants, anchors the dining scene.
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French Quarter
Seven private cottages (and one 7,000 sq ft villa) in a walled garden where John James Audubon once painted — the most exclusive accommodation in the French Quarter, with private pools, a dedicated butler for each cottage, and absolute privacy amid the neighbourhood's perpetual carnival.
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French Quarter
A 33-room hidden masterpiece tucked into two adjoining 1830s Creole townhouses, with antique-filled rooms around a magnolia courtyard and a service philosophy modelled on a private house party. There's no restaurant (intentionally), no pool, and no pool bar — and yet guests return year after year because the romance and quiet are irreplaceable.
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Garden District
A beloved 1927 Garden District landmark recently restored to its full Jazz Age splendour, with hand-painted murals, the exceptional Caribbean Room restaurant, and a rooftop with views across the city's oak-canopied residential landscape. The Magazine Street streetcar stops outside the door.
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French Quarter
A 1300-room Beaux-Arts tower that has anchored the Quarter since 1886, famous for its rotating Carousel Bar — a 25-seat merry-go-round cocktail lounge that turns slowly enough to maintain the illusion of sobriety. The hotel has hosted Hemingway, Faulkner, and Tennessee Williams, all of whom have rooms named after them.
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Central Business District
Built in 1907 as the New Hotel Denechaud, Le Pavillon has been independently owned since the 1970s and operates with a fierce idiosyncratic personality — including the legendary nightly peanut butter and jelly sandwich service at the front desk and a stunning lobby marble colonnade imported from Europe.
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À Propos de ce Guide
Séjourner à Garden District vous place au cœur de ce qui rend New Orleans unique. Le quartier mêle caractère local et commodités pour les visiteurs. Notre sélection va des boutiques intimistes aux adresses de luxe raffinées, chacune choisie pour vous faire vivre l'expérience authentique de Garden District.
Insider Tips
The best dining in Garden District is usually one street back from the main tourist thoroughfare.
Ask your hotel concierge for their personal favourite spots in Garden District — they often know hidden gems.
Walking is the best way to experience Garden District — most attractions are within a 15-minute stroll.
Questions Courantes
The Garden District is an excellent base for visitors who want beautiful surroundings with slightly less tourist noise than the Quarter. The St. Charles Avenue streetcar (one of the oldest continuously operating streetcar lines in the world) connects it to downtown in 15 minutes for $1.25.
Antebellum mansions on Prytania and Coliseum Streets, Commander's Palace restaurant, Lafayette Cemetery No. 1, Magazine Street's antique shops and boutiques, and a residential grandeur that represents New Orleans at its most elegant.
Le plus pratique est un taxi à la sortie du terminal ; le temps de trajet dépend de la circulation. Les transports en commun sont également disponibles et souvent plus économiques.
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