
Hampton Inn New Orleans French Quarter Market Area
A 2023 Hampton a block or two off Frenchmen Street, out of earshot of its bars.
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Seven of these hotels are in the Marigny, a short walk from Frenchmen Street, and the eighth is out in the Bywater on St. Claude Avenue. Five of the eight have rooms you can reach only by stairs.
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A 2023 Hampton a block or two off Frenchmen Street, out of earshot of its bars.
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A vacation-ownership building across Esplanade from the Old Mint, renting one- and two-bedroom suites with kitchenettes.
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A converted 19th-century Marigny parish with 71 rooms, no two alike, steps from Frenchmen Street.
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James Michalopoulos turned his Marigny painting studio into 12 suites, each hung with his own canvases.
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An 1839 sugar baron's townhouse on Esplanade with a courtyard pool, about a block from Frenchmen Street.
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A Second Empire mansion from the 1880s on Esplanade, with rooms bigger than you'd expect and repairs that lag.
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Sleep on Frenchmen Street's music block in an 1860 building. Bring earplugs and leave the car at home.
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The music does not take a night off, so it never builds a weekend of its own. The Spotted Cat at 623 Frenchmen runs three sets a day and opens at 2pm seven days a week, and d.b.a. down the block opens at 6pm every day. A Tuesday here sounds a lot like a Saturday and prices like a Tuesday. Sunday is the day that moves. From late August through June a social aid and pleasure club parades somewhere in the city almost every Sunday, usually 1pm to 5pm, and the downtown routes come through St. Claude. Two parades start here rather than passing through: Krewe of Boo leaves Elysian Fields Avenue on October 24, 2026, and Krewe du Vieux steps off at Decatur and Marigny on January 23, 2027.
Carnival is the wall. The season opens January 6, but the nights you will not get are the last two weekends and Fat Tuesday itself, February 9, 2027. French Quarter Fest takes the riverfront April 8 through 11, walkable from here along the levee. Jazz Fest follows at the Fair Grounds over two weekends, April 22 to 25 and April 29 to May 2, and sells the city out. Two more dates spike inside otherwise quiet months: Bayou Classic at the Superdome on November 27 and 28, 2026, and Essence Fest over the July 4 weekend. Strip those out and nothing lands between late June and mid-September. That is when rates fall. It is also the hottest, wettest part of the year, and hurricane season peaks in September.
Three of these hotels charge a cleaning fee the nightly rate leaves out. Hotel de la Monnaie's $50 appears only at Vacatia's checkout, never on the resort's site. Melrose Mansion's is $87.76, tax included, and The Bywater Hotel's is $105, both once per stay. A single night pays the whole fee. Hotel Peter and Paul charges $20 a day for amenities. Parking is free in de la Monnaie's garage, $15 a night plus tax at Peter and Paul, $40 a day at the Hampton and $45 plus tax at Melrose. Lamothe House's own pages disagree on its lot's price, and The Frenchmen Hotel has none. The Rampart-St. Claude streetcar ends at Elysian Fields, short of the Bywater. During French Quarter Fest most Quarter streets become tow zones, Esplanade and Elysian Fields included, between noon Thursday and 1am Monday.
Eight. Hotel Peter and Paul, The Frenchmen Hotel, Lamothe House, Melrose Mansion, Hotel de la Monnaie, Hotel Pompadour and the Hampton Inn French Quarter Market Area are all in the Marigny. The Bywater Hotel, on St. Claude Avenue, is the one in the Bywater, and most of its guests take a rideshare into the Quarter rather than walk.
Yes. Guests at Hotel Peter and Paul put the walk at about 15 minutes, and The Frenchmen Hotel is a couple of blocks from Esplanade Avenue, where the Quarter begins. Crescent Park's 1.4-mile riverside path runs the same direction if you would rather have the river than the street.
In your hotel's own parking, if it has any. Six of the eight do, and only Hotel de la Monnaie's garage is free; spaces are limited and go first come. Hotel Peter and Paul's lot is $15 a night plus tax, and the hotel asks you to keep off the residential streets around it. Melrose Mansion charges $45 a night plus tax for a limited number of spaces. The Hampton Inn's lot is $40 a day and can fill up. Lamothe House's own pages quote two different prices for its lot. The Bywater Hotel publishes no rate and asks you to reserve a space ahead. The Frenchmen Hotel has no parking and calls the street very difficult. Hotel Pompadour doesn't say. None of the eight lists a valet.
Not in one ride. The RTA 202 Airport Express makes nine trips a day to Elk Place at Canal Street for $1.50, and you transfer there. The Rampart-St. Claude streetcar ends at Elysian Fields Avenue on the Marigny's edge, $1.25 in cash or $3 for an all-day pass, running 6am to midnight every 20 minutes.
Late June through August. The heat keeps casual leisure travel down, and once Essence Fest clears the July 4 weekend the festival calendar is empty until autumn. The tradeoff is that those are also the months a storm is most likely to rearrange the trip.
Probably not, unless you book on the music block. The Frenchmen Hotel is on it and says in its own FAQ that it is not quiet, with a bar right outside a couple of guest rooms; staff hand out earplugs and white-noise machines. Guests at Hotel Pompadour and the Hampton Inn, each within two blocks of Frenchmen, say the clubs don't keep them up. Near the river, what wakes people is freight trains: guests at the Hampton and Hotel de la Monnaie report horns in the night, at the Hampton around 4 to 6 a.m.