KingTrip New Orleans offers a complete selection of lodging and accommodations. All the listed hotels are securely bookable through our online system.
Holiday Inn Express Downtown
 Historic property near French Quarter This five-floor hotel is 2 blocks from the French Quarter, and 1 mile from the New Orleans Convention Center. Guestrooms are decorated in muted metallic colors, with wide-striped walls in gold and silver, and include free local calls. This 1920 building, once called the Cotton Exchange, has been remodeled to include a walled-in, rooftop swimming pool.
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Hotel Le Cirque 
 Let the good times roll in New Orleans, and catch the St Charles streetcar that runs outside the hotel to all the French Quarter excitement.At carnival time, Hotel LeCirque offers unrivaled views of more than 23 Mardi Gras parades.Offers 4000 square feet of meeting space and easy walking proximity to the Louisiana Superdome and the New Orleans Arena.
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Loft 523 New Orleans
 An oasis of modernism, near the historic Quarter This intimate, boutique hotel is 2 blocks from the French Quarter and the streetcar line stop. The 18 guestrooms have loft-height ceilings and stylish furnishings and fixtures. A bar/lounge on the ground floor is a popular gathering spot, and there?s an Internet-access terminal in the lobby.
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Lafayette Hotel
 Former residential hotel refit for vacationers Built in 1916, this hotel is located next to Lafayette Square, 1 mile from the French Quarter, and a half-mile from the convention center. The 44 guestrooms feel like studio apartments, with contemporary furnishings and bathroom telephones. The four-floor hotel, renovated in 1991, is home to an upscale surf-and-turf restaurant and a popular cigar-friendly bar.
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Wyndham New Orleans at Canal Place
 Fashionable Canal Place shops and riverboat casinos surround this modern business hotel overlooking the Mississippi. Guestrooms combine French provincial style with upscale amenities, including high-speed Internet access and premium bedding. The high-rise exterior leads to a grand lobby ornamented by antiques, artwork, and floor-to-ceiling views of the river.
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Homewood Suites New Orleans
 Located three blocks from the French Quarter and the Louisiana Superdome, this all-suite hotel places corporate and leisure travelers within easy walking distance of major New Orleans attractions. Offering conveniences for extended stays, each suite includes separate living and sleeping rooms, a fully equipped kitchen, and ample space to work or entertain. Two ports are equipped for high-speed Internet access. The hotel?s indoor pool and hot tub are surrounded by greenery and glass walls, and a separate fitness center is available for active guests. Complimentary perks for busy travelers include a grocery-shopping service and a daily breakfast.
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Royal St Charles Hotel
 This boutique hotel?s glass-and-polished-steel exterior sets it apart from neighbors in the French Quarter, a block away. Clean-lined furniture and contemporary artwork distinguish guestrooms. Rooms provide bathrobes and designer toiletries. The hotel offers a complimentary Continental breakfast. A lounge in the lobby serves drinks and views of passing streetcars.
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Wyndham Riverfront
 How about a stay in New Orleans' warehouse district?Relax right across the street from the Convention Center, the Riverwalk and just a short walk from the shopping, fun, and jazz of the French Quarter. Combine the flavor of New Orleans with the good taste you'll find in any Wyndham and you get this comfortable retreat in the heart of it all.All guestrooms offer high-speed Internet access.
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The Whitney - A Wyndham Historic Hotel
 Business district convenience awaits in downtown New Orleans. Take a short walk to the French Quarter, Convention Center, and the Superdome. The hotel is beautifully detailed for the business or leisure traveler.
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Cotton Exchange Hotel Downtown
 Two blocks from the French Quarter, the historic Cotton Exchange is now a boutique hotel with classic New Orleans style. Guests can spend downtime by the rooftop pool and garden, or keep up workout routines with access to a nearby fitness center. Rooms feature large windows and high ceilings left intact from the 1920s-era building. Impressionist art decorates the walls.
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Sheraton New Orleans Hotel
 Marking its 20th anniversary with a $23-million renovation in 2002, this gleaming hotel rises 49 floors above the hustle and bustle of Canal Street, right where the French Quarter meets the city's central business district. The hotel's spacious rooms blend contemporary furnishings with classic New Orleans style. Plush bedding and mahogany fixtures offer a modern contrast to the stately old mansions that line nearby St. Charles Avenue. Business travelers appreciate extensive on-site meeting facilities and proximity to the city's convention center. Guests can also take advantage of 24-hour room service, an activity desk, and a fitness center that features a pool, fitness equipment, and massages.
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Baronne Plaza New Orleans
 This stone-and-granite hotel, built in 1931, is located less than 2 blocks from the French Quarter and Bourbon Street. Each guestroom offers a free weekday paper and a work table with chairs. Many rooms overlook the five-story central atrium. The lobby atrium preserves the building?s art-deco history with stately columns, marble floors, and stained-glass skylights.
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