Travel Impressions

2014 USA

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INTERCONTINENTAL NEW ORLEANS o o o o o beautifully appointed and strategically located adjacent to the world- renowned music and entertainment of the French Quarter, on the historic st. charles avenue streetcar line, steps from the trendy Warehouse/art district and harrah's casino. located directly on the parade route, it's the perfect spot to celebrate Mardi Gras, providing a truly luxurious and memorable carnival experience. OMNI ROYAL ORLEANS o o o o o this historic French Quarter hotel offers graceful elegance. all rooms are furnished in 19th century new orleans decor, showcasing marble bathrooms and executive writing desks, while some offer private balconies overlooking famous royal street and st. louis street. its location provides easy access to all that new orleans has to offer, including restaurants, bourbon street and st. louis cathedral. THE ROOSEVELT NEW ORLEANS o o o o o the new orleans iconic hotel is located in the heart of new orleans, adjacent to the French Quarter and only one block from bourbon street. this Urban resort has 504 rooms, of which 125 are luxury suites, some suites are named for celebrities who once visited the hotel. amenities include a 12,000-square-foot, world-class Guerlain spa and fitness center, comprehensive business center, private dining and an outdoor pool and garden terrace, as well as the specialty gift shop, the roosevelt emporium. WINDSOR COURT HOTEL o o o o o defining the luxury new orleans experience, the Windsor court hotel features spacious suites, a multi-million art collection, and new spa. located two blocks from the French Quarter, the Windsor court provides an ideal home for visitors exploring the crescent city. renowned for its impeccable level of service and attention to detail, the Windsor court is the perennial choice for discerning travelers. New Orleans 81 1 2 3 4 If you're looking for a fun time without major flight times, it doesn't get much easier than The Big Easy. New Orleans is where the jazz is cool, the jambalaya is hot and every day is a party. Of course, the city's annual Mardi Gras celebration is the party to end all parties. The French Quarter is famous for its unique architecture of colorful walls and elaborate iron balconies, existing just as it did during Spanish rule two centuries ago. Save room in your New Orleans feast and please your palate with the tastes of Creole and Cajun cooking. Like the city itself, New Orleans cuisine is a cultural stew of French, Spanish, Cuban and African traditions. 0 1/4 mi miles 0 250 m The Jackson Brewery The Shops at Canal Place Mississippi River FR ENCH QUARTE R WAR E HOUSE DISTRICT St. Peter St. St. Ann St. Dauphine St. Orleans St. St. Louis St. Toulouse St. Conti St. Bienville St. Poydras St. Lafayette St. Girod St. Julia St. St. Joseph St. Common St. Gravier St. Perdido St. Union St. Iberville St. Iberville St. Canal St. Canal St. Burgundy St. Rampart St. Basin St. Elk Pl. Bourbon St. Royal St. Decatur St. Magazine St. Camp St. St. Charles Ave. Carondelet St. Baronne St. O'Keefe Ave. S. Rampart St. Loyola Ave. Chartres St. Tchoupit oulas St. N. Peters St. S. Peters St. Fulton St. Convention Center Blvd. BUS 90 10 Jackson Sq. Lafayette Sq. St. Louis Cemetery French Market St. Louis Cathedral Spanish Plaza Woldenberg Riverfront Park Riverwalk Marketplace Audubon Aquarium of the Americas World Trade Center 4 1 3 2 13 5 14 11 9 7 8 6 10 12 NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA WELCOME TO

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