The Olivier House Hotel

The Olivier House Hotel is that rare find, combining a historic and elegant setting in a highly coveted part of a famous city. Located in the historic French Quarter of world-famous New Orleans, LA, the hotel was once the private home of Madame Olivier. Built in the 1830s, it is not home to 42 gorgeous rooms and places visitors just one block from the coveted Bourbon Street area, and all that it has to offer. Visitors to the hotel can walk to the Café Du Monde in less than ten minutes’ time, head to Jackson Square, the French Market and even the Audubon Aquarium. While it is around half of an hour from the Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport, it is also roughly 25 minutes on foot from the local rail terminal. However, as part of one of the most visited areas of the city, taxis and private cars are easily found and streetcars are nearby. As might be expected, the hotel has several extremely unique accommodations available. The most opulent is Petite Maison, with two stories, two private balconies with views into Dauphine Street or a private courtyard, and all of the comforts of home. There is a Honeymoon Suite, the secluded little Creole Cottage with a single bedroom and private courtyard, the Garden Suite, 2-bedroom suites, 1-bedroom suites, petite suites, balcony rooms, deluxe rooms, and standard rooms. Amenities for all suites include concierge service, free WiFi, complimentary drinks in the lobby, and the pool when open. A world to itself in the heart of famous Bourbon Street in New Orleans, the Olivier House is a great choice for those who want the finest the city has to offer.

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