10/02/2026
New Orleans is evolving and you’re going to want to see it for yourself. ✨
Think luxe stays, acclaimed restaurants and a cosmopolitan side of the city, paired with the Creole traditions, historic architecture, jazz and unmistakable hospitality that have always made New Orleans special.
Discover Travel + Leisure’s fall duos and start planning your next visit.
Here are the four dynamic venue duos featured brining the best of New Orleans hospitality together:
✨ The Chloe & Restaurant at The Chloe
Set in a restored 19th-century Uptown mansion along St. Charles Avenue, The Chloe offers an intimate 14-room boutique hotel experience complete with curated vinyl, a saltwater pool, and a classic front porch, paired seamlessly with Restaurant at The Chloe, where Chef Todd Pulsinelli serves a modern spin on Creole cuisine featuring seasonal seafood, Panéed Alligator, and crab-stuffed redfish.
✨ Hotel Monteleone & The Carousel Bar & Lounge
Steeped in French Quarter elegance and rich literary history, Hotel Monteleone offers a grand luxury stay defined by marble floors, crystal chandeliers, and 140 years of family ownership, paired seamlessly with The Carousel Bar & Lounge, where guests can take a spin on the city’s iconic, 25-seat rotating merry-go-round bar while sipping classic cocktails like the Vieux Carré.
✨ The Ritz-Carlton, New Orleans & The Davenport Lounge
Located inside the historic 1908 Beaux Arts Maison Blanche building on Canal Street, The Ritz-Carlton, New Orleans offers refined Southern luxury and a massive 25,000-square-foot spa, paired seamlessly with the Davenport Lounge, where guests can enjoy craft cocktails, weekend afternoon tea, and live performances by resident jazz musician Jeremy Davenport.
🔹 Pontchartrain Hotel & Jack Rose
Originally opened in 1927, the Pontchartrain Hotel is an upscale Garden District landmark rich in history where Tennessee Williams wrote parts of A Streetcar Named Desire. It pairs seamlessly with its signature restaurant, Jack Rose, where Chef Brian Landry serves Italian-, French-, and Spanish-inspired dishes alongside the iconic Mile High Pie.
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