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Guests staying at the Chateau Sonesta in New Orleans, La., in the French Quarter are just steps from deliciously decadent Bourbon Street's restaurants, shops, bars and clubs. Built in 1913, this hotel sits close to famous Canal Street, the Central Business District and nearly every location synonymous with the Big Easy. Visitors can enjoy riding the St. Charles Streetcar from the French Quarter past the historic Garden District's stately homes, then to the Victorian shops and restaurants of Riverbend, the Audubon Zoo and finally Loyola and Tulane Universities.
The Chateau Sonesta is home to one of the city's most popular restaurants, Ralph Brennan's Red Fish Grill, which serves signature dishes such as coconut-crusted shrimp and various types of grilled fish. Guests can enjoy American-style breakfasts in the hotel's La Chatelaine, and relax in the Clock Bar for cocktails and conversation. The Chateau's sibling hotel, the Royal Sonesta on Bourbon Street, features its own fine-dining restaurant, Beuge's.
The three-story Chateau Sonesta features 251 spacious guestrooms with 12-foot ceilings, oversized windows and an eclectic mix of antique-style furniture. Many guestrooms include balconies that overlook the French Quarter. All units include amenities such as high-speed Internet access, minibars, video games and CD players.
To retreat from the energy of the French Quarter, guests can relax in the hotel's lush courtyards or beside the outdoor pool, exercise in the fitness center or utilize the on-site business center. The hotel also features 10,000 square feet of conference space.
The Chateau Sonesta features amenities and services for both business and leisure travelers, and the prime French Quarter location is ideal for experiencing the unique ambience of New Orleans.
Please Note:
A $20 security fee will be charged to guests, payable directly to the hotel, during Mardi Gras (Feb. 24 to 28, 2006). |
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