The Renaissance Pere Marquette Hotel Just Two Blocks From The French
Quarter Puts Travelers One Block--Or 282 Paces, To Be Exact-- From
All That Comprises The Heart Of Downtown New Orleans. They Are Up
To Six Blocks From Bistros And Boisterous Bars Of Bourbon Street;
Gambling Of Harrah's Casino; The Family-friendly Environment Of The
Aquarium Of The Americas; Street Performers, Tarot- Card Readers,
Cafes And Shops Of Jackson Square; And Pro Sports At The Superdome.
Many Visitors Enjoy The Nearby St. Charles Streetcar, Whose Route
Begins At Canal Street And Winds Through The Historic Garden District
Replete With Stately Homes, Past Riverbend With Its Victorian Shops
And Restaurants, And Then Near Audubon Zoo And Loyola And Tulane Universities.
The Hotel's 18- Story Building Is So Historic That Its
Outdoor Pool On The Third-floor Abuts The Wall Of A 19th-century
Brick Church. Soft Couches And Chairs Beneath A Blond-wood Overhang
That Mirrors The Original Barrel-vaulted Ceilings Only Enhance The
Historical Ambience.
In A City Brimming With World-renown Restaurants, The Hotel's Rene
Bistrot Remains One Of The Most Celebrated French Eateries, Featuring
Such Specialties As Saut?ed Skate And Salade Nicoise.
Meanwhile, Guestrooms, With Contemporary Designs And A Residential
Feel, Come Complete With Minibars, Bathrobes, Safes, Data Ports,
Coffeemakers, Movies, And Photographs Of New Orleans Landmarks With
Addresses Corresponding To Room Numbers.
With Nearly 10,000 Square Feet Of Meeting Space, The Hotel Can
Accommodate Gatherings For Up To 400 People. Guests Also Can Work
Out In The Hotel's Fitness Facility And Meet Deadlines The Business
Center.
Concierges Regularly Help Guests Adroitly Plan For Magical Nights
Out In The Big Easy. That Level Of Service, Amenities And Location
Close To Everything New Orleans Draws Business And Leisure Travelers
And Sports Teams To The Pere Marquette. |
