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The Queen and Crescent is located three blocks from Bourbon Street and a short walk to the St. Charles Streetcar stop, which travels through the historic Garden District. Guests also are short strolls from the stop for the historic Saint Charles Streetcar, whose route starts in the French Quarter and winds through the Garden District amid its opulent mansions, then past the Victorian shops and cafes of the Riverwalk, the Zoo and finally Loyola and Tulane Universities. The Queen and Crescent caters to business and leisure travelers because of its prime location. The Queen and Crescent provides 24-hour front desk, business services, an ATM, high-speed Internet access, a multilingual staff, extensive concierge, a fitness center, and the friendly Caboose Lounge, located just off the main lobby. The Queen and Crescent also offers full-service meeting and banquet facilities to accommodate up to 150 people, all which are complete with audiovisual capabilities. Guests can choose between a Continental breakfast and a full American breakfast (surcharge). Although the Queen and Crescent does not have its own restaurant, there are several dining options within the surrounding area.
The 196 guest rooms feature original artwork and brick walls, European period furnishings, plush robes, mini bars, safes, coffee makers, data ports, work desks, hair dryers, high-speed Internet access, irons and ironing boards, and cable televisions. Handicap rooms are available upon request. A professional and courteous staff is available to assist guests with any needs they might have. Come experience what New Orleans has to offer and see why the Queen and Crescent Hotel is your best choice.
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