W French Quarter – Enjoy Convince and Luxury in New Orleans

W Hotel New Orleans French Quarter - Courtyard

Ideally placed just steps away from the lively French Quarter, W New Orleans is surrounded by bustling streets, enchanting bistros, galleries and live entertainment. Close by, the Riverwalk Marketplace offers an eclectic mix of national and retail shops. With an unparalleled nightlife, live jazz and the iconic Jackson Square, all within walking distance, the W New Orleans offers a site of peace and tranquillity amongst the vibrancy of the city.

W New Orleans offers 97 guest rooms including 4 carriage houses and 2 deluxe suites. Every room embodies both style and comfort and is well equipped for rest and play. Rest in luxury on a W signature bed with 350 thread count sheets and soft down pillows and duvet. Enjoy the variety of cable channels and on demand movies on a 40” flat screen television or browse through the CD/DVD library. Internet access is available and an iPod® Docking Station. With a bathroom stocked with spa style Bliss® Bath Amenities and W Signature Spa Robes, relaxation is guaranteed especially when soaking in courtyard views.

While New Orleans has so much to offer its visitors, W New Orleans has its own special experiences. After a workout in the SWEAT® facility, the fully equipped 24-hour fitness center; cool down in WET®, the spectacular outdoor courtyard pool. Surrounded by trees it is the perfect spot to sip a signature cocktail and be transported to the French Riviera. Or simply lounge by the fountain and enjoy the serenity and calm before indulging in the Louisiana lifestyle.

The W Living Room is an ideal setting for meeting and mingling. The cosy venue has an intimate and yet inviting ambience and for many it feels like home. Lounging on a comfortable couch while “people watching” is a favorite activity whilst recharging and relaxing.

Creole cuisine at its finest is on the Sobou Restaurant menu with small plates inspired by Louisiana street food. Shrimp and tasso pinchos with an accompanying pepper jelly demonstrate the Puerto Rican influence from Executive Chef Juan Carlos Gonzales, whilst traditional po’boy submarine sandwiches are reinterpreted as duck debris and buttermilk beignets. Casual sophistication is the dress code, which also sums up the creative cuisine. With private dining spaces and the captivating courtyard, this is an exceptional gastronomic experience.

Part of the W New Orleans experience involves sampling the innovative cocktail programme led by Bar Chef Lu Brow. Drinks such as the handcrafted Jean Lafitte, created in honour of the famous New Orleans pirate, will tantalise the taste buds. In-house Bar Chef Abigail Gullo has offered her own creative input into the making of The Charbonneau Way cocktail, named for the road where her family make maple syrup. Self-serve wine and beer machines offer alternative refreshments.

An oasis of calm amongst the vivaciousness of city living, W New Orleans – French Quarter offers rest and recreation in equal measures.

Nightly rates start at just under $300 per night.

W New Orleans French Quarter
www.wfrenchquarter.com
316 Chartres Street
New Orleans, LA 70130

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