InterContinental NEW ORLEANS

Hotel Description:

Situated just two blocks from the historic French Quarter, six blocks from the river and front row for Mardis Gras, this luxury hotel in New Orleans is coveted for its location and Four-Diamond status. In the heart of the business district, the hotel is convenient for executives and leisure breaks. From fine, alfresco dining to stunning views from the 15th floor outdoor pool, this contemporary gem is perfectly appointed to explore the best New Orleans has to offer.

Check In:  4:00 PM
Check Out:  12:00 PM

Native currency:  American Dollars
Number of floors:  14
Number of rooms:  479
Number of suites:  31
Time zone:  GMT

Restaurants:

The Veranda: Contemporary Louisiana cuisine.
Acme Oyster House: Traditional Cajun and Creole food.
Bon Ton Cafe: The flickering gas lights and canvas canopy that announce the entrance to the Bon Ton Cafe are the first hints to an experience in dining that has almost vanished in our fast paced lives. Housed in the historical 1840s Natchez building, within earshot of
Commander's Palace: Great food in the beautiful Garden District of New Orleans. Since 1880, Commander's Palace has been a New Orleans landmark known for the award winning quality of its food and many commodious dining rooms. The history of this famous restaurant offers a gl
Emeril's: The food at Emeril's is somewhat eclectic, but leans more toward what Chef Emeril calls "New New Orleans" cuisine. Although the menu often abounds with an array of tempting dishes in the style of Southwestern, West Coast, or New England cooking, the roots
Gumbo Shop: Established in 1948, The Award Winning Gumbo Shop features a wide range of New Orleans cuisine at its finest. Enjoy fantastic customer service and great food. Patrons are also welcome to order from our full wine list including 30 Wines by the Glass.

Recreation:

Outdoor pool
Fitness center on-site
Fitness center off-site
Children's program - The Louisiana Children's Museum is located within walking distance from the hotel. From more information go to www.lcm.org.

Room Info:

Meeting Facilities:

Acadian I:
Acadian II:
Acadian:
Audubon Boardroom:
Cabildo:
Cypress:
Fulton:
La Salle Ballroom A:
La Salle Ballroom B:
La Salle Ballroom C:
La Salle Ballroom:
La Salle Pre-Function Area:
La Salon Pre-Function Area:
Les Continents:
Magnolia:
Oak:
Orleans:
Pelican I:
Pelican II:
Pelican:
Pelican Pre-Function Area:
Pontalba:
Poydras:
Vieux Carre A:
Vieux Carre B:
Vieux Carre:

Hotel Amenities:

(additional fees may apply to certain amenities)

• ATM/Cash machine
• Bathtub
• Cocktail lounge
• Concierge desk
• Desk with lamp
• Free newspaper
• Hairdryer
• Housekeeping - weekly
• Late check-out available
• On-Site parking
• Private bathroom
• Room service
• Shops and commercial services
• Telephone jack adaptor available
• Two-line phone
• Weight scale

• Accessible facilities
• Beauty shop/salon
• Coffee/Tea maker
• Connecting rooms
• Direct dial telephone
• Free parking
• High speed internet access for laptop in public areas
• Ice machine
• Limousine service
• Outdoor pool
• Public area air conditioned
• Safe deposit box
• Spare electrical outlet available at desk
• Tennis court
• Valet parking
• Wireless internet connection

• Air conditioning individually controlled in room
• Bell staff/porter
• Color television
• Cribs
• Dry cleaning
• Gift/News stand
• High speed internet connection
• Interior corridors
• Live entertainment
• Parking
• Restaurant
• Satellite television
• Speaker phone
• Tour/sightseeing desk
• Valet same day dry cleaning
• Wireless internet connection in public areas

• Bathrobe
• Car rental desk
• Complimentary newspaper in lobby
• Currency exchange
• Executive floor
• Golf
• Housekeeping - daily
• Ironing board
• Minibar
• Pets allowed
• Rollaway bed
• Separate closet
• Stereo
• Turn down service
• Voice mail

New Orleans International Airport

One Hour: Cemetery tourSince New Orleans is situated below sea level, burial practices adapted the unique technique of utilizing above-ground tombs. Take a stroll through St Louis Cemetery #1 just outside the French Quarter, and see the oldest of what are called the cities of t

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Two Hours: Aquarium of the AmericasVisit the Aquarium of the Americas, one of America's top five aquariums featuring exhibits of the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean reef, the Mississippi River and the Amazon rainforest.

Half a Day: New Orleans Museum of Art (NOMA)N.O.M.A. features an extensive permanent collection with works of art from ancient to modern times and hosts many national and international exhibits.

Two Hours: St Charles StreetcarEnjoy a ride on the St Charles Streetcar, the oldest continually running streetcar line in the world, and see the magnificent Victorian mansions and oak trees that line the Avenue.

Half a Day: Plantation tour:The Mississippi River is home to many Antebellum plantations which survived the Civil War. Take a trip back in time and relive the splendor of the Old South.

Central GroceryTip: Try to go before or after lunch and be patient. Authentic Italian grocery in the French Quarter famous for the original muffaletta.

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Mother's RestaurantTip: Always a line on weekend mornings. Popular New Orleans diner famous for all-day breakfast, po-boys and the world's best baked ham.

Frenchmen StreetTip: Weekend nights are best. Frenchmen Street has a wonderfully artistic and bohemian street atmosphere and is where locals go for live music.

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The Mississippi RiverfrontTake a romantic stroll along the mighty Mississippi River from the Riverwalk to the Moonwalk.

St. Charles AvenueSt Charles Avenue is the perfect place to run. Most joggers run right along the streetcar tracks.

Caf du MondeTip: Avoid weekend mornings. After dinner is a good time. This original French Market cafe; serves cafe au lait and beignets, the powdered-sugar covered French doughnuts.

Bourbon StreetTip: Bourbon Street is much more active in the evening. Stroll along world-famous Bourbon Street and experience the nightlife, jazz clubs, burlesque clubs and restaurants that make it New Orleans' wildest street.

One Hour: Royal StreetTake a stroll down Royal Street, famous for its art galleries and antique shops, to visit Jackson Square, truly the heart of New Orleans.

Half a Day: The National World War II MuseumThe National World War II Museum celebrates the American spirit, the teamwork, optimism, courage and sacrifice of the men and women who helped win World War II.

Two Hours: French MarketVisit the French Market. Enjoy a café au lait at Café du Monde and take a stroll through the Farmers' Market and the Flea Market.

One Hour: The Garden DistrictPopulated by the first Americans to settle in New Orleans after the Louisiana Purchase in 1803, architecturally the Garden District reflects an exciting and prosperous period of time. Walking tours through this residential neighborhood are popular and esp

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