The Le Richelieu In The French Quarter Stands Only A Block From
The French Market, Two Blocks From Hopping Bourbon Street And Four
Blocks From The Shops, Cafes And Entertainment Of Jackson Square.
Although Located In A Quiet Part Of The French Quarter, The Hotel
Is Still Within Walking Distance Of Restaurants, Shops, Attractions
And Live Entertainment. For Travel Beyond The French Quarter, Public
Transportation In The Form Of Buses And Historic Streetcars Is Convenient
And Cheap.
This Restored Building Dating From 1845 Became
A Hotel In 1969 To Capture The Flavor And Essence Of New Orleans.
The Location On A Residential Street A Block From A Historic Convent
Feels Like A Step Back In Time. A Caf? And Late-night Lounge Draws
Both Guests And Locals To Their Intimate Environs. Ptrons Can Relax
While Swimming In A Heated Outdoor Pool And Lolling On A Garden
Patio.
The 86 Guest Rooms Feature Colorfully Painted Walls, Matching Linens,
Artwork And Brass Ceiling Fans. Other Amenities Include Refrigerators,
Data Ports, And Color Tv With Satellite Channels. Paul Mccartney
Even Stayed For Two Months In One Of The 17 Suites.
Although Only Two Blocks From The Rowdiness Of Bourbon Street,
The Le Richelieu Is Just Far Enough From The Fray To Offer Guests,
Especially Families, Romantics And Ex-beatles, Quiet Stays. So If
Guests Want To Experience Old World Charm, The French Quarter's
European Character And The Quiet Intimacy Of A Small Hotel, Then
The Le Richelieu Can't Be Beat. In Fact, Conde Nast Traveler Agrees:
"For Lodging, Le Richelieu Is About As Quiet And Cozy As It
Gets In The Quarter." |
