Haunted Hotel New Orleans

3-star historic hotel in the French Quarter with a focus on paranormal lore

Amenities

The Haunted Hotel New Orleans offers complimentary storytelling events and a communal courtyard with barbecue facilities and a picnic area. Guests have access to a garden and an outdoor fireplace, along with board games and puzzles in common spaces. The hotel provides luggage storage and private check-in/check-out, with daily housekeeping included.

Rooms

Each room at the Haunted Hotel New Orleans includes a flat-screen TV, a wardrobe, and a private bathroom, with select rooms offering a balcony. The individually decorated rooms highlight local history, and some rooms feature a fridge. Room types include Standard Double Rooms and Deluxe King Rooms, with the Axeman's Room (B6) available for guests seeking a specific historical theme.

Location

The Haunted Hotel New Orleans is located in the French Quarter, 2 blocks from the quiet end of Bourbon Street and within walking distance of Jackson Square and the Historic Voodoo Museum. The hotel is 2 miles from the Mercedes-Benz Superdome and 2 miles from Union Station. Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport is 14 miles away.

Pet-Friendly Policies

The Haunted Hotel New Orleans is a pet-friendly hotel that accommodates furry guests. The hotel has a garden and outdoor furniture for pet owners to use. Guests can also use the on-site barbecue facilities and picnic area.

Entertainment

The Haunted Hotel New Orleans offers complimentary storytelling events and historical tours that focus on local cultural immersion. The hotel is a stop on local ghost tours, and the staff shares local lore and ghost stories. Guests can also use the board games and puzzles available in common areas.

• Location: French Quarter, 2 blocks from Bourbon Street
• Rooms: Individually decorated rooms with local history themes
• Entertainment: Complimentary storytelling events and historical tours
• Pet-Friendly: Accommodates furry guests with garden and outdoor furniture
• History: Stop on local ghost tours with Axeman murders lore