Chateau Bourbon

On the site of the former D. H. Holmes Canal Street department store (1849), the Chateau Bourbon maintains the structure's 1913 facade. Many rooms feature balconies overlooking Bourbon or Dauphine street, which you might want to avoid if you are a light sleeper or request if you want the party action that location encourages. High ceilings and a fairly spacious layout, not to mention that proximity to Bourbon, make this a potentially well-priced (if slightly generic) choice, already popular among business groups for its meeting rooms and location. At the Canal Street entrance is a statue of Ignatius Reilly, hero of A Confederacy of Dunces, whom we first met when he was waiting, as all of New Orleans once did, "under the clock" -- the old Holmes clock, now located above the statue at the Canal Street entrance, was for decades the favored rendezvous point for tout New Orleanians.

Facilities:
Restaurant; bar; outdoor pool; exercise room; concierge; tour desk; room service; babysitting; laundry; dry cleaning

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