Hotel Monteleone

Available in one king bed or two double bed options, Traditional rooms are elegantly designed for the modern traveler, offering the perfect home away from home in the heart of the French Quarter.  

The most spacious selection of guest rooms, Preferred rooms are available in one king bed or two double bed options and feature stunning views of the Mississippi River or the historic French Quarter.  

Enjoy the royal treatment of oversized guest room, Royal Salon, combining the Old-World style of New Orleans with every modern comfort.  

Fully renovated rooms beautifully restored in serene colors, detailed millwork, and an emphasis on comfort and space. Rooms are traditional in size with a spacious dressing area and vanity.  

Executive Suites provide the pinnacle of comfort with all your business and leisure needs accounted for.  

Elevate your stay with the Vieux Carre Suite, providing next-level luxury in the heart of the French Quarter.  

Unforgettable luxury suite with a stunning view of the Mississippi River.  

Newly designed suites in serene colors and detailed millwork with an emphasis on comfort and space. Located in the Iberville Tower, suites are spacious with a sitting area, sofa bed, and half bath in the parlor.  

Newly designed suites in serene colors and detailed millwork with an emphasis on comfort and space. Located in the Iberville Tower with a view facing the French Quarter, suites are spacious with a sitting area and sofa bed in the

parlor.  

Freshly crafted to evoke a sense of tranquility, sophistication, and refinement, the French Quarter Suite is a luxurious stay for all. Situated within the Iberville Tower, these suites offer breathtaking views of the French Quarter.  

Known as an icon of Southern Literature, William Faulkner wrote his first novel while living in the French Quarter and stayed at historic hotel during visits to his former city in later years. His suite is a luxurious ode to his love of Hotel

Monteleone.  

Truman Capote was fond of telling the press that he was born inside Hotel Monteleone. In truth, he was born at Touro Hospital – but it’s favorite piece of fiction that shows how fond the writer was of stately hotel. The suite that

bears his name is a stylish, fitting tribute to the great Southern voice.  

As a young man, the famed playwright Tennessee Williams adopted New Orleans as his spiritual home and adored Hotel Monteleone throughout his life. He chose the hotel as the setting for his play, The Rose Tattoo, and was a regular guest of the

Carousel Bar. His suite is an homage to the elegance and grandeur he admired in iconic hotel.  

Among his many travels, Ernest Hemingway stayed at Hotel Monteleone and mentioned the Carousel Bar & Lounge in his short story, "The Night Before Battle". In a fitting nod to his talents and style, Hemingway Penthouse is a lavish

retreat located in the section of the hotel that once housed the Union Troops in its early days.  

Pulitzer Prize-winning author Eudora Welty found inspiration inside famous Carousel Bar, weaving it into her famed short story, "The Purple Hat". Paying tribute to her prolific talents, her namesake suite is a world-class

oasis.  

Largest luxury suite, offering the gold standard of luxury befitting one of hotel’s most beloved owners.