Hotel Monteleone
The Hotel Monteleone is a legendary hideaway for some of the world’s most influential authors and proudly serves cocktails in one of Condé Nast Traveler’s top three Big Easy bars and offers rooms that perfectly blend old and new. Opened in 1886 on Royal Street in the French Quarter, the Monteleone family-owned hotel has a rich heritage that will intrigue and delight as you walk into its grand foyer, champagne in hand, up the chandelier-lit lobby towards your well-appointed guest room. This AAA Four Diamond hotel serves as an illustrious destination for relaxing, indulging, and exploring.
- Stretch out in one of 522 elegant guestrooms, including the splendid Literary Suites
- Sip a Vieux Carré cocktail at the revolving Carousel Bar & Lounge
- Take a dip in the heated rooftop pool, enjoy complimentary morning yoga, or relax in the spa
- Listen to live jazz as you stroll through nearby Jackson Square and the famous Bourbon Street
- Eat jumbo shrimp, soft-shell crab, and snapper in a classic Creole restaurant, Criollo
Walk in the footsteps of literary greats like Ernest Hemingway, Tennessee Williams, and William Faulkner, who were frequent patrons of the Hotel Monteleone and even wrote it into some of their best-known works. Order Hemingway’s favorite at the revolving bar, which has been pouring drinks since 1949, then head to the stunning rooftop where you can relax in a heated pool or soak up breathtaking views of the Mississippi River.
NAPSEC has reserved a block of discounted rooms for conference attendees. Click here to reserve your room today. Please book early to ensure availability - we expect the hotel to sell out!
Hotel Monteleone | 214 Royal Street |New Orleans, LA
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