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The grande dame of New Orleans hotels — the Monteleone is 124 years old and has 570 rooms, making it the largest in the French Quarter — specializes in providing a first-class experience for guests, from luxury accommodations to everything-you-could-possibly-need amenities to attentive service.
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Call him Santa Claus, St. Nick, Saint Nicholas, Father Christmas, Kris Kringle, Santa or as New Orleanians call him Papa Noel. Every year, to celebrate the holiday, hotels in New Orleans offer a Papa Noël rate, which translates to some fantastic savings for the season…
Read the list of discount hotel rates via neworleansonline.com
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Value Place, an extended stay hotel chain based in Wichita, Kan., is planning a significant expansion in the New Orleans area.
With one location in Hammond, it is scheduled to open two new franchises in Algiers and one in Slidell in 2010. Value Place plans to open at least seven more locations in the next 10 years.
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Adjacent to New Orleans' historic Jackson Square, the W New Orleans -- French Quarter is just steps away from all the action of Bourbon Street, the Riverwalk and Harrah's Casino. And with an array of neighborhood bistros, charming boutiques, galleries, and live entertainment lurking nearby, there's never a dull moment at the W New Orleans -- French Quarter.
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The owners of the Hyatt Regency New Orleans have sold only 10 percent of the special bonds needed to help finance the hotel's post-Hurricane Katrina overhaul, but that's enough to keep a redevelopment plan alive through 2010.
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Orient-Express Hotels Ltd. owners or part-owners and managers of 50 luxury hotels, restaurants, tourist trains and river cruise properties operating in 25 countries, today confirmed that it has concluded the sale of its New Orleans property, the Windsor Court Hotel, to The Berger Company, Inc. for $44.25 million.
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Celebrate American History with the new WWII 101 vacation in New Orleans, created exclusively for the JW Marriott Hotel New Orleans. Take a refresher course in American history and visit The National WWII Museum to take a closer look at what is referred to as "the war that changed the world."
Read more via marriott.com
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Louisiana Treasurer John Kennedy said the latest effort to repair the shuttered hotel across from the Superdome may be in jeopardy. He confirmed the developer, Poydras Properties, LLC, can't sell the tax exempt bonds needed to bring the property back to life
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... conveniently located on the north side of beautiful Lake Pontchartrain close to the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway, the hotel is just 30 miles from New Orleans. The hotel is also close to UCM Museum, Fontainebleau State Park, historic downtown Covington and the Magnolia Belle Riverboat...
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