With its distinctive blend of Southern charm and sophistication, the hotel has attracted discerning travelers and dignitaries from around the world for decades.
19.03.2024 - 18:59 / travelpulse.com / North America / Lacey Pfalz
The W New Orleans - French Quarter debuts its 97 newly renovated guest rooms and carriage houses as it finishes its multi-million dollar renovation, led by Canadian design firm Chapi Chapo Design.
Travelers will love immersing themselves in the magic of the historic French Quarter at the W New Orleans - French Quarter, and now each accommodation is uniquely designed with New Orleans in mind, with French-style moldings, touches of Sazerac orange and framed line drawings of Jazz singers as art pieces.
A renovated Studio Suite inside the W New Orleans - French Quarter. (Photo Credit: W New Orleans - French Quarter)
Sconces are inspired by the Spanish moss that clings to the city’s trees, while custom floor lamps project a visual of the canopy of a bayou. The mini-bar in each room is designed to resemble a pirate chest, a nod to Louisiana’s famed pirates, the Lafitte brothers.
"We are proud to welcome guests to experience a mélange of history, mystique, and modern luxury in our all-new guest rooms and carriage houses," says Derek Tueller, General Manager of W New Orleans – French Quarter.
"For this project, the teams drew inspiration from the authentic charm of this one-of-a-kind city, inviting guests on a captivating journey through design,” continued Tueller. “Now, each elevated yet still playful space is a treasure trove awaiting discovery, where classic New Orleans-style touches every corner."
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With its distinctive blend of Southern charm and sophistication, the hotel has attracted discerning travelers and dignitaries from around the world for decades.
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