Hotel Maison de Ville

In the heart of the French Quarter, a boutique hotel. It is a beautiful historic property located just north of Jackson Square, in the heart of New Orleans' French Quarter, and is home to the Hotel Maison De Ville. Despite the fact that the original structure dates back to the 18th century, the property has been transformed into a luxurious space with one-of-a-kind rooms, including a stunning ground-floor suite. The hotel, which has a private courtyard and balconies overlooking Toulouse street, has hosted a number of famous guests since it opened its doors in 1940. For those seeking an exclusive and memorable French Quarter experience, it continues to be a popular choice among visitors. The property, which is rich in history, has also hosted the creator of New Orleans' signature Sazarac cocktail, Antoine Peychaud, as well as Tennessee Williams, who stayed on the property while writing his masterpiece, A Streetcar Named Desire. We would be delighted to host you and your group at the Maison de Ville, whether you are visiting for a night to get a taste of New Orleans or attending a wedding or other special event.