Dauphine Orleans Hotel

On a relatively quiet and peaceful block of the Quarter, the Dauphine Orleans Hotel is relaxed but not unkempt. It's just a block from the action on Bourbon Street, but you wouldn't know it if you were sitting in any of its three secluded courtyards. Guests tend to like the atmosphere a lot. The hotel's buildings have a colorful history: The license a former owner took out to make the place a bordello is proudly displayed in the bar, and its proprietors are happy to admit that ghosts have been sighted on the premises. The hotel's back buildings were once the studio of John James Audubon, and the "patio rooms" across the street from the main building were originally built in 1834 as the home of New Orleans merchant Samuel Herrmann. A thorough room remodel has given the rooms a fresh, clean, and somewhat more modern (previously it was semi-period) feel, with white duvets, plasma TVs, and sleek tubs. The saltwater pool is adequately sized.

Facilities:
Bar; outdoor pool; small fitness room; Jacuzzi; Wi-Fi in public rooms; babysitting; laundry; dry cleaning; guest library

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