Big Easy, Big Culture
The Crescent City is a living story where walls whisper, menus speak, and street corners sing. At the Eliza Jane, step out of our front door and into the neverending tale of New Orleans, at the crossroads of the legendary French Quarter, the bustling Central Business District, and the flourishing Arts District. Discover unforgettable things to do in Downtown New Orleans.
0.6 Miles | 3 Minutes Drive
Best known for its powdered sugar beignets and chicory coffee, this New Orleans icon is open 24 hours a day.
2.1 Miles | 9 Minutes Drive
A New Orleans landmark dating back more than 120 years, this James Beard Foundation-awarded restaurant dishes up haute Creole cuisine.
0.9 Miles | 5 Minutes Drive
The former home of Alice Heine, who became the Princess of Monaco in 1889. The café is famous for its lush courtyards and inventive cocktails.
0.9 Miles | 6 Minutes Drive
Dishes at Pêche are a masterful fusion of South American, Spanish, and Gulf Coast cuisine. Signature seafood dishes are the way to go.
4.1 Miles | 6 Minutes Drive
This grandiose marble building is the city's oldest fine arts institution and houses nearly 40,000 artworks spanning 4,000 years of human history.
0.9 Miles | 5 Minutes Drive
Discover incredible stories from the "war that changed the world" at the country's only official World War II museum.
0.9 Miles | 6 Minutes Drive
The city's oldest cemetery is the final resting place of many prominent figures, including voodoo priestess Marie Laveau and Homer Plessy. To visit, be sure to book a guided tour.
0.6 Miles | 3 Minutes Drive
Designed after the Place des Vosges in Paris, Jackson Square has been the central meeting point for New Orleans residents since 1721.
3.6 Miles | 19 Minutes Drive
Our boutique hotel is near Tipitina's, named for the famed New Orleans blues track by Professor Longhair, this 18-and-up club pays homage to the Fess R&B legacy.
1.4 Miles | 8 Minutes Drive
Known to locals as "The Cat," this quintessential jazz club on Frenchman Street makes for an evening of fabulous music.
1.4 Miles | 8 Minutes Drive
Come to this Marigny bar any night of the week to hear live local and regional music. Just arrive early because it's first come, first served.
0.9 Miles | 7 Minutes Drive
This Big Easy institution has been around since the early 1960s. The venue, inside an 1810s home, continues to produce live jazz concerts more than 350 nights a year.
0.3 Miles | 2 Minutes Drive
The Board of Trade is a historic event venue in New Orleans, known for its elegant architecture, spacious courtyard, and grand ballroom, offering a distinctive setting for gatherings in the heart of the city.
