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Maison St. Charles Quality Inn and Suites
Historic New Orleans charm mingles with fresh modern style at Maison St. Charles. Conveniently positioned in the lower Garden District on the St. Charles Avenue streetcar line, this location allows for easy access to the nearby French Quarter. The hotel is located only 10-blocks from the Superdome and a few short blocks from many art galleries and museums such as the National World War II Museum, the Ogden Museum of Southern Art, the Contemporary Arts Center and the New Orleans Glass Museum.
All Maison St. Charles accommodations are located on three acres amongst cobblestone drives and peaceful courtyards.
- Complimentary high-speed Internet access
- Cable television with HBO
- Hair dryers
- Mini-refrigerators
A morning at Maison St. Charles begins with a complimentary continental breakfast, best enjoyed outside on one of the scenic patios. Patio Parlange, named for the original owner of the building, features a sparkling pool and spa tub while Patio Degas identifies with the famed French painter who created several pieces during his time in New Orleans. The third outdoor venue, Patio Renoir, honors the French Impressionist and displays verdant gardens and quiet areas to rest and relax.
The Neighborhood History The glory days of New Orleans occurred during the pre-Civil War era. At this time, New Orleans was one of the largest and richest cities in the young United States. The Port of New Orleans was a bustling center of activity, with commerce from all over the world passing over the wooden wharves.
Maison St. Charles is located in a scenic area of New Orleans known as the Lower Garden District. It was here that many American merchants settled when they first arrived in New Orleans. While the homes become grander as one moves up St. Charles Avenue, the Garden District continues to serve as a fine introduction to the city as a whole.
Maison St. Charles History
Five of the buildings that are part of the Maison St. Charles were originally antebellum homes. These buildings are recognized as historically important and are listed with the United States Department of the Interior. The lovingly-restored homes feature high ceilings and parlors lit by crystal chandeliers. The Maison St. Charles is one of the oldest landmarks in New Orleans book of registries. If you want to experience the true historic flavor of the New Orleans Garden District, this hotel is your number 1 choice!
Overall User Rating
Address
1319 St. Charles AvenueNew Orleans, Louisiana 70130
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Check In/Out Time
Check In: 3:00 PMCheck Out: 11:00 AM
Number of Rooms
130Number of Floors
3Renovated
2006Toll Free Bookings
1-877-583-7124- 24-Hour Front Desk
- 25 inch T.V or larger
- AAA Approved
- Air Conditioning
- Banquet Facility
- Blackout Drapes
- Breakfast Room
- Business Center
- Business Services(+)
- Cable
- Clock Radio
- Coffee Maker
- Coin Operated Laundry(+)
- Complimentary Coffee
- Concierge Desk
- Conference Rooms
- Connecting Rooms
- Continental Breakfast
- Data Port
- Desk/Work Area
- Dry Cleaning Service(+)
- Elevator / Lift
- Exterior Corridors
- Free Morning Paper
- Free Premium Channels
- Hair Dryer
- Handicap Rooms
- High Speed Internet
- Housekeeping
- Ice Machine
- In room Safe(+)
- Internet Available
- Ironing Board
- Jacuzzi/Hot Tub
- Kids Stay Free (Based on Age)
- Microwave
- Mini-Fridge
- Multilingual Staff
- Non-Smoking Rooms
- Outdoor Pool
- Pet-Friendly
- Phone with Voicemail
- Private Bath
- Private Sleeping Area
- Public Internet Access
- Radio
- Refrigerator
- Telephone
- Vending Machines
- Washer & Dryer
- Whirlpool Tub
- Wireless Internet
- Wireless Internet
(+) = Additional fees may apply for the use of these amenities.
(*) = Free, some restrictions may apply.
Double Queen Room
This Double Queen Bedroom is very quaint and cozy and offers:- Two Queen beds
- Coffee Maker In Room
- Hair Dryer
- Wireless Internet
King Room
This room offers:
Overall User Rating:
Based upon 5 User Reviews
9.3 out of a possible 10
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Vince from Saele, Alabama
"My teenage son and I hit the big easy for food and fun for a few nights over his spring break. The hotel is well located. My room was comfortable and clean, except the mini frige...it had half empty bottles of water left in it and left over hard boiled eggs. The window only had sheer drapes... no black out drapes. and finally, the shower head was hitting me in mid chest (I'm 6' 2'') my son who is 5' 10 also had to bend over to rinse his hair. The front desk guy was dry and security sat back in their chair and made no effort to be friendly or make you fell welcome. Everything was OK...but with justt a little effort it would have been great."
Posted: Wed, Mar 14, 2012
"We have been to New Orleans several times, and I must say that this was a great find! It's only minutes away from the French Quarter and you can hop a ride on the street car that stops at the front door of the lobby. Emril's restaraunt across the street was a special treat, and we enjoyed the quit setting of the courtyards. The breakfast was also better than most hotels offer! Oh yeah and the rooms were very clean and the staff was very friendly! We will be staying here again in the future."
Posted: Thu, Oct 13, 2011
"Great hotel, and great location. Right on St. Charles, so easy access via street car to French Quarter and St. Charles. Walking distance to Magazine Street, or take the trolley to the heart of Garden District. Slice Pizza, a few blocks down St. Charles is not to be skipped. Anyways, cute hotel, and very nice breakfast. Parking is available and is monitored by security, but a little pricey at $17 a day. Only minor issues in hotel rooms, like poor water pressure, which could have been an issue on a longer stay."
Posted: Tue, Apr 26, 2011"My family of 4 kids, 2 adults rented 2 queen beds, poolside. Kids ages...4 to 11 years old. We drove 20 hours and arrived at 9am, and the reception checked us in and also a lone backpacker without any problems at 9am! The View was Great, the Breakfast was Good, and the Location was Awesome, the Down Blankets were Warm.Didn't realize it till later, but it is right across Emrils Restaurant! And the Slice of Pizza Restaurant down the street turns out to be a Fav for the Locals! My kids loved the Street Car to Downtown. We had an awesome time. Mardi Gras Museum, the Insecticide, the Southern City Tour by Van, the Swamp Tour, the Lousiana Purchase, the Laura Plantation, the Food, and all the Jazz Players in the streets! Wish we tried Zia and Houstons! Plus we missed the WWIi and the Zoo...will need to come back!"
Posted: Wed, Jan 26, 2011"This was my family`s first trip to New Orleans and I really lucked out with this hotel! The hotel is extremely quaint and charming. The rooms very comfortable, spacious and so cute! The staff was very nice and helpful. The two restaurants they recommended, Zia`s and Houston`s were the best restaurants we ate at (we were there 7 days). When you go don`t miss the World War II Museum and the Zoo!"
Posted: Thu, Aug 12, 2010
To reach the Maison St. Charles from Interstate 10:
Take US Business Route 90 toward the Mississippi River (West Bank). Exit at Carondelet / St. Charles Avenue. Proceed through the intersection and follow the service road to St. Charles Avenue. Turn right. The hotel is two blocks ahead on the right.