Situated on the edge of Canal Street overlooking the Mississippi River, Four Seasons New Orleans is the perfect spot for exploring the city. The iconic 34-story hotel was built in 1967 by respected modernist architect Edward Durell Stone and underwent an extensive multi-million-dollar transformation by Four Seasons before welcoming its first guests in 2021.
For the best views at the hotel, opt to stay in one of two Presidential Suites, up on the 17th and 18th floors. The sprawling 2,439-sq-ft suites are a picture of refined elegance in shades of crimson and cobalt. Floor-to-ceiling windows reveal sweeping vistas of the river below while carefully curated local artworks adorn the walls.
More akin to apartments than hotel rooms, the suites are identical other than the color scheme and feature a king-size bedroom complete with an enormous walk-in closet and a marble bathroom with double vanities and a free-standing oval tub.
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Ideal for entertaining, the suites boast an expansive dining/living area with a table that comfortably seats 10 guests. Ensuring you have everything you need without having to step foot outside, the luxurious abodes have their own fitness room with a Peloton bike, private office, and butler’s pantry. A 24-hour concierge team is on-hand to cater to even the smallest request.
If you’re traveling in a larger group, you also have the option to connect the Presidential Suites with a king or double room to create a three-bedroom suite.
When it comes to dining at Four Seasons New Orleans, you’re spoilt for choice. The hotel features two gourmet eateries and a stylish bar serving champagne, cocktails and caviar.
As you would expect from a Four Seasons property, the hotel is also home to an idyllic spa where you can enjoy an array of treatments including customized facials and signature massages. After a long day out in the city, take a dip in the hotel’s 75-ft crescent-shaped outdoor pool or relax with a glass of champagne in the heated spa tub.
Details
Company | Four Seasons Hotel New Orleans |
Location | New Orleans, LA, USA |
Price per night ($) | 12,000 |
Profile type | Enhanced |
Award winners | Top Epicurean Suites |
Number of bedrooms | One bedroom |
Features - in suite | Walk in wardrobes Wellness facilities Floor-to-ceiling windows Bar Dining room Business facilities Art collection Gym Welcome gifts |
Leisure facilities - Hotel | Pet friendly Fire pit Spa Family/Child friendly Hair salon Hot tub Garden Weddings Golf course Beauty salon Art collection Outdoor pool Gym |
Luxury and privacy options | Packing/unpacking service Private use of hotel amenities |
Size of master bed | King (152 × 198cm) |
Number of bathrooms | Two bathrooms |
Number of floors | One floor |
Disability aids | Adapted bathroom features Hotel facilities for disabled guests Auditory guidance Step free access throughout suite Accessible parking Entire unit wheelchair accessible Upper floors accessible by elevator |
Food and drink facilities - Hotel | Private Dining |
Number of restaurants | Three restaurants |
Business facilities - Hotel | Board room Conference room Event space |
Number of dedicated staff | One member of staff |
Exclusive guest services | Chauffeur Dedicated concierge/guest relations manager |
Views | River views |
Transport options | Airport transfers Courtesy cars |
Courtesy cars | Chevrolet |
Luxury brands | L'Occitane Apple Nespresso |
Sustainability initiatives | Recycling Recycling systems - Glass Linen and towel reuse programs Composting Recycling systems - Plastic Low-flow fixtures Renewable energy Recycling systems - Food Recycling systems - Metals Hybrid vehicles Fishing LED lighting Plastic management Community initiatives 26-50% (Energy - Renewable sources) Local charity support Reduced waste Recycling systems - Paper/card Treatment of waste material |
Bed linen brand | Four Seasons |
TV size | 65" |