Omni Royal Orleans Hotel

Timeless Elegance Steps from New Orleans’ Music Scene

Classic, upscale, and full of Southern charm, the Omni Royal Orleans Hotel is nestled in the heart of the French Quarter—right on the iconic corner of St. Louis and Royal. With a stunning rooftop pool, award-winning service, and refined ambiance, this 4-diamond hotel offers a luxurious home base for your next concert night out in New Orleans.

Why Concert-goers love it

It’s all about location. Just a short walk or ride from major music venues in the French Quarter and beyond, you’ll be steps from the action but tucked away enough to enjoy a peaceful night’s rest. The hotel’s classic architecture muffles street noise surprisingly well, and its flexible 4:00 PM check-in makes it easy to roll in late and still get settled.

Who this Hotel is great for

• Groups of friends looking to explore the nightlife together
• Solo travelers catching a dream show
• Couples making a romantic weekend of it
• Fans who want a plush, quiet space to recharge post-concert
• Budget-conscious music lovers seeking off-season deals at a 4-diamond spot

Food and Drink Options

You'll find top-rated on-site dining at the Rib Room—perfect for a pre-show meal or late-night bite. While there’s no 24/7 room service, the French Quarter is filled with walkable late-night eateries. Breakfast is available in-house and nearby, making it easy to sleep in and still grab a bite before checkout.

Nightlife Options

Live jazz is never far in New Orleans, and the Omni Royal Orleans puts you right in the thick of it. From classic jazz clubs to modern cocktail lounges, everything is within walking distance. The hotel’s classy bar is a great spot to start or end your night with a local craft drink.

What People Say

Guests rave about the impeccable service, historic charm, and unbeatable location. Many mention the rooftop pool and views as a highlight, and reviewers frequently note the quiet, elegant atmosphere that still feels connected to the city’s vibrant culture.

Areas for Improvement

Some guests mention that rooms can run a bit small, especially if you're bringing lots of gear or sharing with friends. Also, note that parking is valet-only and can be pricey—something to consider if you're driving in.

The Bottom Line

If you're looking for a stylish, central, and serene place to stay after a New Orleans concert, the Omni Royal Orleans Hotel hits all the right notes.