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Best Hotels Near Louisiana Maritime Museum
135 St Charles Ave (0.1 km from Louisiana Maritime Museum)
The 3-star Royal St. Charles provides comfort and convenience whether you're in New Orleans on business or for a vacation (LA). The property's facilities and services are available to both business travellers and tourists. At Royal St.
226 Carondelet Street (0.1 km from Louisiana Maritime Museum)
This historic hotel in the heart of New Orleans offers convenient services and comfortable guestrooms just two blocks from the city's historic French Quarter.
817 Common Street (0.1 km from Louisiana Maritime Museum)
This hotel features cable television in each room and a well-equipped fitness centre. Dry cleaning is available, as are two concierge levels. Less than a mile away is the French Quarter.
221 Carondelet Street (0.1 km from Louisiana Maritime Museum)
The rooftop terrace of the AC Hotel by Marriott New Orleans Bourbon/French Quarter Area is available. All rooms include complimentary WiFi. This hotel is located in the heart of the historic French Quarter, just steps from Bourbon Street.
203 Carondelet Street (0.1 km from Louisiana Maritime Museum)
Located in New Orleans 1969 feet from Bourbon Street Holiday Inn Club Vacations New Orleans Resort an IHG Hotel provides accommodations with a bar and private parking. The property is around 2.3 mi from Lafayette Cemetery 3.
124 Saint Charles Avenue (0.1 km from Louisiana Maritime Museum)
This New Orleans hotel is less than a 5-minute walk from the French Quarter. It features a six-story atrium and large, air-conditioned rooms.
739 Canal Street (0.1 km from Louisiana Maritime Museum)
This New Orleans hotel is located on the corner of Bourbon and Canal Streets and features on-site dining and an outdoor pool. 0.6 miles away is the French Quarter. All rooms at the Astor Crowne Plaza New Orleans include cable television.
201 Baronne Street (0.2 km from Louisiana Maritime Museum)
Wyndham Garden Baronne Plaza, located in the Historic Lower Central Business District, was built in 1931 and retains its original Art Deco stone and granite facade.
