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matadornetwork.com | New Orleans, also known as “The Big Easy,” is renowned for its vibrant music scene, historic architecture, and unique cuisine. Owing to its location on the Mississippi River, it’s been a key trading port for hundreds of years, which means the city is filled with influences from the various cultures and people who arrived at its docks...
ONE11 Hotel
If you want a hotel in downtown New Orleans near Jackson Square, look no further than the One11 Hotel. It’s near the water in an area of the city that served as the center of the sugar industry in the 1800s, and the hotel was first built by the American Sugar Refining Company as an office. However, it sat empty for decades before it was purchased and turned into a hotel.
Today, rooms have a unique warehouse-meets-modern look, with tall ceilings, white walls, exposed wood beams and pillars, and brick walls. Many rooms have views of the waterfront, and they’re generally pretty roomy compared to hotels in the French Quarter. One11 Hotel also has a rooftop patio, a large pool, and an on-site bar and restaurant that serves a reasonably priced $15 breakfast. It’s a great pick if you want to be near, but not in, the lively tourist area around Jackson Square and the French Quarter.