Welcome To La Galerie French Quarter Hotel
Discover New Orleans From Our Convenient Decatur Street Address
La Galerie French Quarter Hotel is a contemporary boutique hotel housed in a historic building situated where New Orleans’ CBD meets the historic French Quarter. Our sought-after location on Decatur Street makes us the perfect choice of hotels for business and leisure travelers seeking hotel accommodations near downtown New Orleans or French Quarter attractions, restaurants, and nightlife.
Inspired by the rich culture of New Orleans, La Galerie French Quarter Hotel features a contemporary art gallery, Claire Elizabeth Gallery, showcasing the works of up-and-coming local contemporary artists. Be sure to peek into the gallery to see what’s showing during your stay!
Enjoy our quiet French Quarter neighborhood while being steps away from the French Quarter action in one of our newly renovated rooms. Best of all, you’ll be made to feel completely at home with warm, personalized service from our friendly staff.
SPECIAL OFFERS
Length of Stay Offer
Stay a little longer and enjoy more of New Orleans. Stay 5 or more nights for up to a 25% discount off your stay!
Sip, Shop & Save
Save on parking, cocktails, and shopping! A girl's dream offer.
Cajun Encounter
No trip to New Orleans is complete without a trip through the region's swamplands.
Dining & Drinks at Coterie NOLA
Savor creative New Orleans-inspired cuisine at this sophisticated yet fun and inviting restaurant.
What’s Nearby
Our hotel’s location on Decatur Street puts you near an array of French Quarter attractions. Stroll to New Orleans must-sees like Jackson Square, the historic Streetcar lines, fine dining restaurants, Audubon Aquarium of the Americas and Audubon Butterfly Garden and Insectarium.
Amenities
Whether work or play brings you to New Orleans, find everything you need for a relaxing, rewarding stay.
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There’s no denying that Jazz Fest is one of the most legendary festivals, spanning 10 days in NOLA. Visitors flock to the Big Easy from all over the globe to experience the fantastic music, complete with mega headliners. But Jazz Fest isn’t just about music; there’s a whole other side to this festival that can’t be missed -- the food.
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It’s no surprise that a city known for its celebratory nature has its own special ways of enjoying St. Paddy’s Day. This day o’ green, and the days leading up, are usually marked by parading, lots and lots of beer, and cabbage. For an unforgettable St. Patrick’s Day experience, enjoy some of the uniquely Irish events and places NOLA has to offer.
If you’re planning to visit New Orleans for Mardi Gras 2022, you might assume you have to be there on March 1st. But, the carnival season lasts a lot longer than one day, so it all depends on what you want to experience. If you’re going to enjoy some parades, eat king cake, and soak up the vibrant atmosphere, you have plenty of options.
National Dog Day is right around the corner on August 26th. If you’re planning on taking a vacay to New Orleans to celebrate, you don’t need to leave your furry friend at home. La Galerie Hotel is proud to be a pet-friendly hotel, and there are plenty of ways to spend time with Fido in the Crescent City.
Time to dine at Felix’s Restaurant and Oyster Bar, Evangeline, Dickie Brennan’s Steakhouse, and so many more!
If you don’t know anyone who knows their way around a grill or are simply in NOLA on vacation, don’t worry! Good barbeque is not hard to find in this city, so be sure to check out any of these restaurants for your grilled and saucy fix.
Satchmo Summerfest will take place the weekend of July 31 through August 1 at the New Orleans Jazz Museum, celebrating the life of beloved New Orleans musician Louis Armstrong.
New Orleans has an incredibly culturally rich history. The New Orleans area was claimed for the French in the late 1600s and officially became La Nouvelle-Orleans in 1718 when it was founded by Jean Baptiste Le Moyne de Bienville.
The 4th of July is just around the corner, and the festivities lined up for that weekend are the perfect way to celebrate!
If you’re a wine lover, then you may have already marked your calendar for National Wine Day on May 25th. Or, perhaps for you, every day is wine day!
Every year on May 10th, America honors its most-loved seafood, shrimp. Yep, of all the seafood we eat in the US, we eat shrimp the most.
This May 5th, make your way to one of these hot spots for some delicious Mexican cuisine and inspired cocktails.
If you're spending your vacation in NOLA, you might refer to these small crustaceans as crayfish, mudbugs, or crawdads, but if you're a Louisiana native or local, it's 100% crawfish.
While there are countless cocktails filling the menus of the Big Easy’s restaurants and bars, there are a few that are undoubtedly classic New Orleans standouts.
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If you're planning a family vacay, New Orleans delivers some fun, kid-friendly attractions too.
And as springtime approaches, those pleasant days start to increase in number. It’s the perfect time for some picnics in the park, featuring delicious food and fabulous surroundings, two things that NOLA has in abundance.
In a city as vibrant and diverse as New Orleans, it’s no surprise that it has a rich and celebrated LGBTQ culture.
Every year, millions of tourists visit the city to try the fabulous cuisine, experience the incredible architecture and soak in the rich and dynamic culture.
Some of NOLA's classic desserts include things like bananas foster, bread pudding, and of course, the ever-popular beignets.
Here’s a handy guide to some of the most popular words and phrases you’ll hear throughout the carnival season!
Well, lucky for you, there are several socially-distanced ways to celebrate and some special events that are planned to ring in the New Year in New Orleans.
Whether you’re a local New Orleanian who has some Christmas shopping to do, or you’re a visitor to the Big Easy looking for some seasonal souvenirs, the French Quarter is a great place to find some Christmas magic.
‘Tis the season for Christmas lights all aglow, singing carols, and if you’re lucky, catching a glimpse of Mr. Christmas himself, Santa Claus.
Whether you’re a Big Easy local or planning to visit NOLA for a much-needed getaway, something is spellbinding about this unique city!
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If you choose to get together with family and friends this holiday season, ensure you follow these helpful tips to do so as safely as possible.
You don’t have to be a native New Orleanian to be a fan of the Black and Gold! The New Orleans Saints are one of the country’s most-watched NFL teams and have even been dubbed “America’s Team.”
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New Orleans is no stranger to restless souls and ghostly residents; the city possesses a haunted history rich with intrigue, mystery, and even fun. Our third eerie tale in our Haunted Legends and Mysteries Series takes you to one of these very restaurants, reputed to be one of the Crescent City's most haunted places: Muriel's Jackson Square
New Orleans is touted as one of the most haunted cities in the United States, and for good reason. The Big Easy is full of stories about restless spirits, ghostly pirates, vampires, and a legendary voodoo queen, and you don’t need to wait for Halloween to try and catch a glimpse of these famous spirited residents.
New Orleans might be known for its fun atmosphere, vibrant nightlife, and Creole culture, but there are also plenty of opportunities to enjoy the great outdoors!
Whether you’re a seasoned visitor, staycation-loving local, or a first-timer to the Big Easy, you’re sure to fall for NOLA when you stay in the heart of the city.
The pandemic may have shut down the bars, but it definitely didn’t squash NOLA’s love affair with beer. Whether you’re a tourist or a local, you can still enjoy some of the most fantastic beers from several of the city’s top breweries.
If you’re ready for a night on the town with your best girls, there’s no place quite like NOLA for great food, fun, and excitement. Whether you want to party all night, have the ultimate shopping spree, or indulge in a gourmet dinner and wine tasting, the Big Easy has you covered.
A closer look at COOLinary participants: The Bower, The Commissary, Annunciation Restaurant, and Coterie Restaurant and Oyster Bar
COVID-19 has changed how we do things in New Orleans, but it definitely hasn’t changed the fact that the Big Easy has some of the most incredible cuisine on the planet. For years, NOLA has been indulging in a fabulous culinary tradition to support local restaurants during the slow summer months, known as COOLinary.
There’s no place that can match the magic and romance of New Orleans, but if you’re traveling to the Big Easy during the summer, it can get hot and steamy (which isn’t always a good thing)! Lucky for you, NOLA is packed with possibilities for all sorts of fun, including many attractions that keep you nice and cool while you explore.
One of the biggest draws of New Orleans is its rich culture and opportunities to experience incredible art. La Galerie makes it easy to channel your inner art-lover.
Whether you came to town for a Saints game or you are a long-time resident of the city, you’ll want to have the best tailgating experience. Read our complete New Orleans tailgating guide and you won’t miss a beat.
Can't quite figure out the streetcar yet? View our guide to learn about the routes closest to La Galerie, where they go, and what you can do on each line.
Don't miss out on all the natural beauty New Orleans and the surrounding areas have to offer. Discover the best outdoor activities in New Orleans today!
Crawfish is a staple of Louisiana culture and cuisine, and its peak season is early March through mid-June. Crawfish boils and fests celebrate the mini lobster in all its forms, whether as etouffee, pie or boiled.
New Orleans is home to a wide variety of artists and art galleries. From the famous blue dog paintings to rare antiques, innovative conceptual pieces, body paintings, sketches, sculpture, and much more, every art lover can find something to enjoy at these top 10 Royal Street art galleries.
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