The Suite
Occupying 2,800 square feet on the 22nd floor, the James J. Coleman, Jr. Presidential Suite is the definitive choice for guests who favor classic elegance over contemporary flash. This two-bed, two-bath residence has been recently reimagined, successfully blending modern comfort with a palpable sense of old-world charm and European luxury.
The suite is named for the hotel's founder, and the design consciously maintains the original developer's specific traditions. You'll find distinct English design elements woven throughout the space, honoring the founder's taste for refined styling. Look closely and you will also notice the subtle stylistic links to the sport of Polo—a signature detail carried through from the property's earliest days. For those seeking a grounded, authoritative stay that honors history without feeling dated, this residence offers a significant, sophisticated alternative to the standard luxury offering.
The Hotel
New Orleans is known for the heavy French influence, it’s unmissable wherever you turn, but The Windsor Court takes its ques from another European superpower. Developed by New Orleans businessman and self-proclaimed anglophile James “Jimmy” Coleman Jr in 1984, today, The Windsor Court remains one of the best hotels in the city. Here, grand guestrooms and suites convey a level of grandeur that pairs wondrously with the hotel’s extensive art collection, valued at over $10m, with some pieces dating back to the 17th century. It’s not just the rooms that are well-appointed, when it comes to dining guests can enjoy classic fine dining, afternoon tea or perhaps something a little more lively by heading to the polo club for cocktails, which often features live jazz – this is New Orleans after all.
Amenities
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Bar
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Facilities for disabled guests
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Outdoor swimming pool
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1 restaurant
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Pet-friendly
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Spa
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Spa and wellness centre
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24-hour Front desk
