Guests of this New Orleans’ themed hotel never go hungry. In the heart of the neighborhood’s "Restaurant Row", the brownstone holding the hotel is also home to a lively Cajun restaurant; and each "apartment" (really hotel room) comes with a range, a fridge, pans, pots, plates and cutlery. That ability to cook, along with the swell included breakfast, can be a real money saver. I'm also a fan of the home-made charm of the place, as it's obvious that a non-professional, but highly creative, designer furnished the rooms. Every surface that can have a pattern does, and it’s usually a quirky print of a street scene (on the curtains maybe), or a drawing of a meadow with trees (for the couch, perhaps). Each room is different. Somehow it works to create a homey vibe, as do the comfy beds, exposed brick walls and antique furnishings. Priciest rooms are the two-bedroom apartments that come with a pull-out couch and a spacious terrace; squeeze 6 people into one and the per person rate will drop dramatically.
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French Quarter Guest Apartments
346 W. 46th St. (btw Eighth and Ninth Aves)
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Neighborhood
Times Square & Midtown West
Transportation
Subway: C, E to 50th St
Phone
212/359-6652
Prices
$199–$329 double
Units
27
Amenities
Included breakfast, cooking facilities in each room, room service, free Wi-Fi
URL
https://www.booking.com/hotel/us/the-french-quarters-guest-apartments.html?aid=1254987&label=frommers-hotelpage-deeplink
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346 W. 46th St. New York CityNote: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.