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The Maison Dupuy
At a Glance
- close to the heart of the French Quarter
- excellent hotel restaurant
Pros
- guests should exercise caution when walking in the area late at night
Cons
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Book NowThe Maison Dupuy Review
Seven restored 19th-century town houses surround one of the Quarter's prettiest courtyards, anchored by a spectacular fountain; lush tropical greenery and palm trees provide a serene setting for meals and cocktails, and soft lighting and comfortable seating add to the courtyard's attraction. Most rooms are fairly large, and some have balconies. For casual dining, Bistreaux serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Chef Michael Farrell's Le Meritage serves wine-centric cuisine at dinner from Tuesday through Saturday. The hotel is two blocks from Bourbon Street.
2010 Fodor's 100 Hotel Award Winner
Just two blocks from rowdy Bourbon Street, this hotel provides a well-priced French Quarter oasis. Tucked behind five restored 19th-century townhouses is one of the neighborhood's prettiest courtyards, anchored by a spectacular fountain. Lush tropical greenery makes it a serene setting for meals or cocktails, and some rooms have balconies overlooking the courtyard. A pool and an excellent restaurant provide additional comforts.
- Address: 1001 Toulouse St., French Quarter, New Orleans, LA, 70112 | Map It
- Phone: 504/586--8000; 800/535--9177
- Website: www.maisondupuy.com
- Location: French Quarter
Contact Information
- 187 rooms, 13 suites.
- Restaurants, pool, gym, business center, parking.
- Rooms have: Wi-Fi.
- Rate includes no meals.
- Credit cards accepted.
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