Maison's complete guides to New Orleans's most storied properties — from the French Quarter's grand hotels to the spirits that never checked out.
New Orleans rewards guests who look past the brochure. The hotels here are genuinely historic — not just old, but layered with real documented pasts that most tour scripts flatten into sound bites. Our guides cover the Monteleone, the Bourbon Orleans, Place d'Armes, and the wider French Quarter B&B scene: what each property actually offers, how booking works, and what the official ghost tours consistently leave out.
A practical Place d'Armes guide covering Jackson Square location, parking, pool, breakfast tradeoffs, and why this quieter French Quarter stay fits a different trip than Monteleone or Bourbon Orleans.
Le Pavillon is not one untouched historic interior. Separate its surviving 1907 structure, 1970s European identity, 2024 redesign, and changing ghost lore.
Most French Quarter haunted-hotel pages treat every old hotel as interchangeable. This guide cuts through the shorthand to answer the real booking question: which New Orleans property fits your trip.
A practical guide to Hotel Monteleone ghost-story searches, built around the real hotel, the Carousel Bar, the literary identity, and what French Quarter visitors can actually confirm.
A practical Andrew Jackson Hotel guide covering offsite parking, lower-Quarter location, room scale, and when this smaller French Quarter hotel makes more sense than bigger landmarks.
