Place d' Armes Hotel News & Updates

Bonerama by David Fary You could — and probably should — spend $85 or more for a one-day ticket to Jazz Fest this spring (we’re quoting the latest at-the-gate price). But you should also consider coming to New Orleans a few weeks earlier, from April... Read More

Summer is here, and now is the perfect time to travel to new places and embark on exciting adventures with friends and family. If you are going to be in the great city of New Orleans this summer, come enjoy an epic weekend of entertainment,... Read More

St. Ann Street boasts a wealth of restaurants, bars and boutiques—plus, it borders bustling Jackson Square. Not so obvious, though, is its hidden history. Here’s more about the characters, places and events that make St. Ann one of New Orleans’ most storied streets. Birthplace of... Read More

Although New Orleans isn’t a pizza mecca like Chicago or New York, it does boast a wide range of pie styles and eateries. They range from artisanal, wood-fired pies served in glossy restaurants to pizza-by-the-slice slung from a hole in the wall. You really can’t... Read More

Rouses Grocery Photo by Ed Hart on flickr Ah, the French Quarter. It’s a treasure trove of living history, a blur of 24/7 nightlife, a top-notch spot for dining out, and an amazing tourist destination that attracts more than 10 million visitors each year. But... Read More

Photo by Trevor Mark In New Orleans, bars stay open all night long, and they’re not the only 24-hour attraction the city has to offer. Here’s your itinerary for a perfect 24 hours in the Vieux Carre. (You can sleep on the plane.) 6 a.m.... Read More

Audubon Aquarium of the Americas by Gary J. Wood on Flickr Don’t be fooled by New Orleans’ hard-partying reputation. Beyond the 24/7 bars and Bourbon Street debauchery, there’s a culturally rich, historic, and yes, kid-friendly city to explore. That goes double for the French Quarter,... Read More

Beignets by Matt Forcey Mardi Gras in New Orleans is the greatest free party on earth—and the fun doesn’t stop when Lent begins. The Crescent City is surprisingly affordable all year round, and the bulk of its fun, free activities are concentrated in the French... Read More

The paranormal is a divisive topic. Some people dismiss psychics, astrologers and voodoo practitioners as a bunch of scammers. Others remain open minded and consider spiritual crafts a useful tool when it comes to self-reflection. Whether your goal is to gain inner knowledge or simply... Read More

Three-for-one beers, hand grenades, anything that comes in a giant novelty cup—sure, there’s a time and a place for these drinks. But you can only spend so long on Bourbon Street before every fire-spurting courtyard fountain starts to look the same. So venture off the... Read More