The Central Business District in New Orleans is home to many hotels but as the night falls, it becomes one of the quietest places in the city as most guests head to the French Quarter to experience the NOLA night life and entertainment first hand. Therefore, the best hotel to stay in at is where you will be at a close distance from the French Quarter like the Doubletree Hotel in Canal street. Read More..

The New Orleans Arts District used to be a wasteland (thus the name "warehouse district") until recently, it became the so-called "SoHo of the South" because of its world-class art galleries, convention centers, museums, historical sites and restaurants. Read More..

The Fawbourg Marigny neigborhood is much like New Orleans' version of NYC but has more to offer in terms of food, cultural, and musical diversity. It is also home to rummage stores, galleries and jazz clubs - much like the Arts District but a tad more lively and chic. If you are planning to stay in the Marigny for a historical and artsy New Orleans vacation, stay at the AAA four-diamond rated Elysian Fields Inn along Elysian Fields Avenue. This hotel has been recently renovated and each room has its own private bath and a jacuzzi. Read More..

The hotels in the Uptown Garden District are not as massive as the hotels, say in the French Quarter or the Central Business District. The Garden District is mainly a residential area so the environment is cozy and relaxing,and so are the hotels. Read More..

Six Flags was once of the theme parks in the Big Easy but was closed down after Katrina hit the city. Nevertheless, Six Flags has been a notable landmark of New Orleans. Read More..

If price and accessibility is very important for you when traveling, or if you are always on the go, then these hotels close to the Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport can surely help you. Not only are these hotels close to the airport, its also quite affordable compared to the hotels in uptown and even downtown New Orleans. Read More..

If you are in Downtown New Orleans to watch the Saints play at the Louisiana Superdome, or the Hornets at the New Orleans Sports Arena, then you have got plenty of hotel choices to stay in. You can stay at the Holiday Inn Express which is located within walking distance of the two sports centers and the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center. Read More..

If you are looking for the cheapest hotels in NOLA, then scour the French Quarter for hotels like the Ambassador Hotel ($49 per night), or you can also try checking in at hotels near colleges such as the Midtown Hotel which is close to Xavier University of New Orleans ($47 per night). Read More..