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The five-story Maison Dupuy Hotel in a residential section of the French Quarter and stands just blocks away from Bourbon Street's vibrant nightlife and ambience. Guests are just seven blocks from the mighty Mississippi River and the Riverwalk's 140 shops and cafes. Families and their kids can to check out the Audubon Nature Institute three miles from the hotel. Within four blocks of the hotel, history enthusiasts will find the highly recommended Musée Conti, a wax museum of Louisiana cultural and political figures, the Herman-Grima House built in the 1820s, and the Historic New Orleans Collection.
The Maison Dupuy is actually five former townhouses melded into a single establishment, with the heart being the plant-filled courtyard complete with lounging furniture, three-tiered foundation, palm trees, stone paving and swimming pool. The hotel also serves as home to the famous Dominique's Restaurant, a highlight among the city's fine-dining establishments. Dominique's specializes in gumbo, jambalaya, other regional specialties, and its own pastries, breads and pastas. In addition, the hotel's French Quartet Bistro features hardwood floors, mirrored columns and a wall mural reminiscent of Toulouse- Lautrec's artwork. The bistro also serves delicious Louisiana-style entrées, including gumbo and jambalaya.
Decorated in French provincial, guestrooms feature imported fabrics and signature local art and balconies overlooking the courtyard and French Quarter.
The Maison Dupuy's restaurants, spa, pool and sauna and its premier location make the hotel a favorite of vacationers throughout the world.
Special Offer]
Guest's will receive a $15 off coupon at Dominique's for stays June 1-August 31, 2005. |
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