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Old Dec 3rd, 2006, 02:23 PM
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new orleans french quarter lodging

looking for small hotel in new orleans in the $150-200 range in the french quarter.
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Old Dec 3rd, 2006, 02:25 PM
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Royal Sonesta
Hotel Monteleone
Omni Royal

Not sure if those 3 are really "small," but excellent places to stay in the Quarter. Check them out online. Try B & B's also.
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In the search dialog box on the upper right, highlight Louisiana and click search. You'll find lots of great information on those threads.

Good luck with your planning!
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thanks - i'll check those out. what do you think new years eve weekend will be like?
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Old Dec 3rd, 2006, 05:42 PM
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Book now, Bambii! ;-)
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New Years Eve in N.O. has always been very popular, even last year after Katrina. Make your reservations as soon as possible.
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Old Dec 7th, 2006, 08:04 PM
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Check out Place d'Armes and its sister hotels--one is the Prince Conti. Place d'Armes is very charming and only a half-block to Cafe du Monde and Jackson Square. Also don't neglect B&Bs; there are some very nice ones in the quarter. Can't remember the name but we have stayed twice at one on Esplande near the quarter--nice breakfast brought upstairs to you, even a kitchenette, large balcony facing Esplanade. Very reasonable. Good luck. No matter where you stay, you are in New Orleans. Have a wonderful time!
 
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If you want the Quarter, I'd second Place d'Arms. Very nice, convenient and reasonable and more atmosphere than larger "chains"
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Definitely make your reservations ASAP and be aware of the possibility of being moved to another hotel due to “over booking”. We go to NO frequently and have encountered this only on NYE. Out of three years we’ve had it happen to us twice.

I’d like to recommend the Royal Sonesta too. Very nice
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Another vote for Place d'Armes----be sure to check out the room they give you before you settle in to stay. We stayed there in May and some of the rooms on the first floor had a very musty smell. We stayed on an upper floor with a view to the street. Some rooms have been updated more recently than others. Great location!
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Old Dec 9th, 2006, 04:03 AM
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I just checked some B&Bs at neworleansinns.com and several showed availability. You're not too late, Bambii, but I'd book soon!
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Old Dec 9th, 2006, 09:27 AM
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royal sonesta is booked. looks like its between hotel monteleone and place d'armes. they are about the same price. any pros and cons to help make the decision? i'll try to look at some of the b&bs but this is a surprise trip for my SO so my research time is limited!
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Old Dec 9th, 2006, 10:48 AM
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Given the choice between those two hotels, it's easy: Monteleone.
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