New Orleans Marriott

Classic Comfort in the Heart of the French Quarter

Modern but rooted in Southern charm, the New Orleans Marriott sits right at the edge of the French Quarter, along the iconic Canal Street Streetcar Line. With sweeping views of the Mississippi River and just a short stroll to Bourbon Street, this upscale hotel blends convenience with comfort. Guests enjoy spacious rooms, a heated outdoor pool, and easy access to the city’s vibrant music scene.

Why Concert-goers love it

Location is everything, and this hotel delivers. You're just a 5-minute walk from Bourbon Street and a quick ride to major venues like the Caesars Superdome and Saenger Theatre. The Canal Street streetcar stop is right outside, making late-night rides back easy and affordable. Rooms are well-insulated, so you can party all night and still enjoy a quiet recovery sleep. Plus, check-in at 4:00 PM and check-out at 11:00 AM gives you time to relax before and after the show.

Who this Hotel is great for

• Groups of friends who want to be steps from the French Quarter action
• Solo travelers catching a dream show and exploring the city
• Couples looking for a romantic post-concert retreat
• Fans needing a quiet, comfy spot after a loud night
• Budget-conscious music lovers who still want a splash of luxury

Food and Drink Options

You won’t go hungry here. The hotel offers on-site dining with local flavor, and the French Quarter’s endless restaurants are walkable. While 24/7 room service isn’t listed, the in-room mini-fridge and coffee maker help with late-night cravings. Breakfast is available, ideal for those slow mornings after an epic show.

Nightlife Options

From the minute you step outside, you're surrounded by New Orleans nightlife. Bourbon Street’s iconic bars and live jazz clubs are just minutes away. The hotel’s own bar offers a more relaxed scene with local spirits, ideal for a nightcap without the crowds.

What People Say

Guests love the central location and clean, spacious rooms. Many mention the amazing river views and say it's the perfect base for exploring both music venues and classic New Orleans sights. Reviewers also praise the helpful staff and the hotel’s overall comfort.

Areas for Improvement

Some guests mention that the hotel can feel a bit busy, especially during major events. Elevators may be slow at peak times, so pack a little patience. Also, parking is valet-only and can be pricey—but that's typical for the area.

The Bottom Line

If you're heading to New Orleans for a concert, the New Orleans Marriott offers a perfect blend of location, comfort, and access to the city's legendary music scene.