Description
From brass bands echoing down Bourbon Street to streetcar bells chiming just outside our door, Crowne Plaza New Orleans French Quarter – Astor places you at the heart of the city’s rhythm. Located on the historic St. Charles streetcar line, our French Quarter hotel puts iconic attractions, live music, dining, and nightlife just steps away—and the New Orleans Convention Center is less than one mile away, making us an ideal choice for both leisure and business travelers. Wake to the sounds of jazz drifting in from Royal Street, then explore buzzing markets, sidewalk artists, and the nonstop energy of Bourbon Street late into the night. Stroll cobblestone streets lined with murals, music, and centuries‐old architecture. Enjoy beignets at Café du Monde, browse Royal Street art galleries, or cheer on the Saints at Caesars Superdome. From tarot readings in Jackson Square to spontaneous parades outside your door, unforgettable New Orleans moments happen here every day. When it’s time to unwind, retreat to a guest room designed for comfort and productivity. Relax with premium bedding, free Wi‐Fi, and on‐site dining at Dickie Brennan’s Bourbon House. Whether you’re visiting for meetings at the nearby New Orleans Convention Center or a weekend in the French Quarter, our hotel offers a front‐row seat to the soul, flavor, and energy of New Orleans.
Restaurant
Palm and Pine celebrates the bold, flavorful connections between New Orleans, the American South, and the south of that, drawing on influences from Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean. The restaurant offers inventive plates, a vibrant cocktail program, and a welcoming, eclectic vibe. Its seasonal menu reflects a deep love of regional ingredients and cross cultural inspiration.
Located in the lobby, Dickie Brennan's Bourbon House is a spectacular restaurant and oyster bar in the French Quarter serving up freshly caught seafood and a variety of Creole specialties for lunch and dinner. The restaurant also offers an extensive wine and spirits list with more than 150 bourbons and American whiskeys. Savor oysters, a house specialty, indulge in a rib eye steak, and enjoy hand crafted cocktails, but remember to save room for dessert.
A New Orleans institution since 1910, Acme Oyster House is famous for its lively atmosphere, fresh Gulf oysters, and classic Cajun Creole fare. Guests flock here for raw oysters shucked to order, chargrilled oysters sizzling with butter and cheese, and po'boys piled high. With multiple locations, the original French Quarter spot remains the most iconic.
Doris Metropolitan brings modern flair to the classic steakhouse experience in the heart of the French Quarter. Known for its dry aged prime cuts, inventive vegetable dishes, and refined Middle Eastern inspired sides, Doris combines culinary artistry with chic, contemporary design. The upscale yet welcoming atmosphere makes it perfect for an indulgent dinner, whether celebrating a special occasion or savoring a night out in New Orleans.
Treat yourself at Kilwin's to handcrafted sweets, house made fudge, and ice cream served in fresh waffle cones. Located just off the lobby, it's the perfect stop for something indulgent as you explore the flavors and energy of the French Quarter.
