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Le Pavillon Hotel 833 Poydras Street New Orleans, LA 70140 Nightly Rates (129.00 - 1,695.00) 4 Star |
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| Only a privileged few of today's travellers ever find themselves immersed in the timeless luxury and gracious service of days gone by ...Le Pavillon Hotel, a living legend from the era of Grand Hotels. From its expansive, ornate lobby to the tiniest detail in each disctinctively elegant guest room, Le Pavillon personifies the old world grace and charm that seems to be slipping ever further away. While the glory of the past was painstakingly preserved, a bevy of modern luxury features were added, including crystal chandeliers from Czechoslovakia, marble floors, marble railings from the lobby of the Grand Hotel Paris, Italian columns, and fine art and antiques from around the world. Modern conveniences nestle comfortably among the old world appointments of Le Pavillon. High-tech communications capabilities, well-equipped conference and meeting rooms, and a location in the heart of the New Orleans business district makes the hotel a business center as well as a tourist paradise. Life at Le Pavillon is lived at a more genteel pace, with relaxing days and sparkling, sophisticated nights, a throwback to the era when hotels were palaces and travelers were kings and queens. When your travel plans call for a visit to New Orleans, the place to stay is "the Belle of New Orleans"...Le Pavillon Hotel. |
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 Deluxe accommodations with either a king sized bed or two queen size beds, all of which have a view of the city of New Orleans. Bathrooms with marble countertops, remote controlled televisions, writing desk, personal safe, three telephones, each with dataport capabilities, and air conditioning. * 226 Guest Rooms* 113 King-Size Beds* 106 Double-Double Beds* 4 floors of no smoking rooms* 4 handicapped rooms* 7 Suites 7 spacious and elegant designer suites. Some two bedrooms, each with separate living room. Everything from a traditional New Orelans home to a 17th Century Castle theme |
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| *Indicative rates for search purposes only; check for specific rate when making a reservation. 13% tax plus $1.00 per room, per night City tax. |
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| * Stay on I-10 East toward the Central Business District, (toward your right), go about 5 miles to the I-10 Slidell split, go right, take Poydras Street Exit (234 B), it will be a left hand exit, the hotel will be on the Left at the corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets. Baton Rouge, Louisiana - 75 miles MSY - New Orleans International Airport |
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| A credit card is required to book online. Peak seasons may require your card is charged in advance. Reading the rate rules after selecting your rate will indicate if your card will be charged. This information will appear in your email confirmation. |
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| Subject to the discretion of the hotel, the credit card provided may be charged if the reservation is canceled after the cancellation deadline has passed or if the guest fails to arrive. The cancellation policy will appear after selecting rate rules. |
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Has more than 140 shops, restaurants and one of a kind pushcarts filled with the best gifts, taste and style of New Orleans.At Poydras and the Mississippi, 504-522-1555 Includes a shopping mall with two major anchor stores. 1400 Poydras Street, New Orleans, Louisiana 70112, 504-568-0000. Strolling along the celebrated streets of the Vieux Carre is a delightful experience. Exquisite antiques, artworks, museums, fashion boutiques, restaurants, and New Orleans nightlife. Enjoy a walk through New Orleans' elegant Garden District. Visit some of Louisiana's best known plantation homes or take a cruise on an authentic replica of a 19th century paddlewheeler. The world's most magnificent and versatile public assembly facility, sports, entertainment and exhibit facility. Sugar Bowl Drive, 504-587-3808 Its lush gardens and centuries old oak trees is the home of more than 1,500 animals. Audubon Zoo is ranked as one of the top five zoos in America. 6500 Magazine Street, 504-861-2537. One of the country's largest historical museum complexes. Louisiana's past from settlement to reconstruction is traced from a multi-cultural perspective. 701 Chartres, 504-568-6968. Nationally recognized museum, the official rule is "Please Touch!" Captain a tugboat, anchor the news and leave your shadow on the wall in the Shadow Trap. Parents will have a ball too! 438 Julia Street, 504-523-1357. Hop aboard this famous streetcar and enjoy the ride to the Garden District and the Central Business District. One block from the hotel. Dining out in New Orleans is a joyous social event, done very much in the continental style-which is unhurried. |
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