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Poydras Street | Commander’s Palace | Renaissance Arts Hotel

The Art Of Sleep

by American Way Staff

There’s no place like the French Quarter for partying. It’s sleeping that’s the challenge. Snooze soundly across Poydras Street where the debut 285-room Loews New Orleans offers river views, a spa, indoor pool, and Creole eatery from the Commander’s Palace folks. Rooms from $149. (800) 235-6397, www.loewshotels.com

Nearby, the new Renaissance Arts Hotel refashioned a vintage grocery warehouse into an art-filled, loft-style 217-room inn with a lively restaurant to rival Emeril’s down the street. From $159. (800) 468-3571, www.renaissancehotels.com


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