Four Seasons Hotel New Orleans
New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
Set along the Mississippi River in downtown New Orleans, this revitalized 34-story tower — originally designed by modernist architect Edward Durell Stone — serves as a gateway between the lively French Quarter and the Warehouse District. Guests will experience the vibrant culture of the city, enjoying authentic encounters with panoramic views of both the skyline and the river.
Food enthusiasts and music lovers will appreciate the hotel's prime location, offering easy access to renowned restaurants, jazz clubs and cultural landmarks that uniquely connect every moment to New Orleans.
Rooms and suites
Each of the 341 guest rooms and suites is accented with local flair. Floor-to-ceiling windows bring in natural light, highlighting bespoke furnishings inspired by the city's gardens and courtyards. Above each bed, a plaster relief of magnolia flowers pays homage to Southern heritage. Marble bathrooms feature deep soaking tubs and luxurious amenities.
For families or guests desiring extra space, suites provide separate living areas and additional amenities. The Presidential Suite on the 17th floor offers expansive views of the Mississippi River and French Quarter, including a private office, exercise room, dressing area and sunlit en suite bathroom — perfect for those seeking an elevated experience.
Amenities and experiences
Miss River — Chef Alon Shaya's inventive Louisiana dishes. Chemin à la Mer — Chef Donald Link's premium steaks, fresh seafood and oyster bar, showcasing both Louisiana and French culinary traditions. The Chandelier Bar — New Orleans cocktails beneath an installation of 15,000 crystals.
The Spa at Four Seasons — Treatments inspired by French beauty rituals and modern techniques, featuring eight treatment rooms, steam rooms and relaxation lounges overlooking the Mississippi River.
Fifth-floor rooftop — 75-foot crescent-shaped saltwater pool heated year-round, heated spa tub and poolside bar.
Designed by Harley Pasternak — Cardio and strength-training machines, including Peloton bikes.
On the 33rd and 34th floors — the city's only indoor-outdoor observation deck with 360-degree views and interactive exhibits celebrating New Orleans' history and culture.
Personalized experiences — arranging private streetcar tours and securing reservations at local dining spots.
Amenities for children — in-room camping setups, game and activity library, child-size bathrobes and family pool time with pool toys upon request. Pet amenities — pet beds, bowls, and gourmet pet menus.
How to get here
Located at the start of Canal Street along the Mississippi River, the hotel is about a 25-minute drive from Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport (MSY). The concierge can arrange private transfers or car rentals. Guests are steps away from the French Quarter's jazz clubs, boutiques and dining spots, as well as the Warehouse District's contemporary art galleries and museums. With access to the city's streetcar lines, exploring New Orleans is convenient — from the Garden District's mansions to the lively scenes along Magazine Street.
