Where to stay

Where to stay in New Orleans with a group, verified.

New Orleans starts with the French Quarter and fans out: Bourbon Street for the noise, the Marigny and Frenchmen Street for live music a notch calmer, the Bywater for colour and quiet, the Garden District and Uptown along the St. Charles streetcar for the old houses. The otter tells you whether a stay sits on a lively street or a sleepy one before you find out at 2 a.m.

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Where in New Orleans?

Name the spot your days revolve around and the otter measures every stay from there. Places people often start with:

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Good to know

What does a 3-night group weekend in New Orleans cost?
The otter hasn't finished its standard trip here yet. Run your own dates and it fetches live totals for New Orleans, every number timestamped.
Where should a group stay in New Orleans?
Close enough that nobody has to drive home, on a street that suits the weekend. The otter counts the bars, cafés and restaurants within a ten-minute walk of each house and says whether its street is quiet, moderate or lively, and the total includes the cleaning and service fees that make or break a group booking.
How does the otter choose where to stay in New Orleans?
It fetches live listings from the booking sites for your exact dates, drops what fails your spec, then verifies the best of them against the map: bars, cafés and restaurants within a ten-minute walk, straight-line distance to the spot you name, the all-in total with its timestamp. Only top-rated stays with real reviews become picks, and commission never touches the order.
Which part of New Orleans should I stay in?
Tell the otter the spot your days revolve around and it measures every stay from there. People in New Orleans most often name French Quarter, Marigny, Bywater or Garden District.

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