-end restaurants in the french quarter are fairly laid back and fun lovin'. it sounds like your daughter would be fine anywhere. (all of the places mentioned above are in the french quarter within walking distance of hotel... (10 replies, last updated by calliope February 12, 2008)

I have been soaking up the great food advice here in prep for a trip to NO in late December (27 to 30th). I’ll be there for a convention, and one of the hotels offering special rates to us for this convention was the... (7 replies, last updated by gwailo December 15, 2001)

While I am not a big fan of hotel dining, I have to report that one of the best breakfasts served in the Quarter is right inside the Monteleone. The service was extraordinarily good for a hotel dining room and the selections from... (1 reply, last updated by nicki fenstermacher July 2, 2003)

I’d appreciate hearing how Jamie, or anyone else, liked Maison Dupuy. My wife and I are having NO withdrawals and plan to go down sometime in the next month or two. We’ve recently stayed at the Monteleone (dingy; even... (11 replies, last updated by Jayme July 14, 2001)

The Monteleone is a nice hotel. However, their standard rooms do not have fitted bottom sheets on the beds. The sheet always manages to be completely pulled out and wrapped around my feet by morning. There is also very loud noise... (10 replies, last updated by M&M February 7, 2003)

I am planning a trip to New Orleans with 3 other females and we were wanting some suggestions for hotels that are close to the French Quarter yet moderately priced. What about the Clarion Grand Boutique on St. Charles, is that a... (12 replies, last updated by Maureen June 14, 2002)

hotels around. It’s also got a great restaurant, the Louisiana Grill. (http://www.windsorcourthotel.com/web/onor/onor_a2a_home.jsp) There’s a large Marriot right on Canal Street, and the Monteleone is another good... (4 replies, last updated by BlueDogLover January 14, 2005)

The Carousel Bar at the Hotel Monteleone. (3 replies, last updated by Abner February 25, 2005)

New Orleans cabs are often said to be “cheap” How cheap is the fare, for two people, one way, from the Hotel Monteleone to Brigtsen’s? Or, Commander’s Palace? Or, Delmonico? Or, Mandina’s? Tahnk you. (1 reply, last updated by JGrey July 9, 2007)

The Carrousel Bar in the Monteleon Hotel. It comes complete with the egg white. Not only tastly, but I think its good for you. (1 reply, last updated by TDZ March 12, 2002)

Melange at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Le Café at Hotel Monteleone Rib Room. St. Charles Tavern Tujague’s Windsor Court Grill Room Wolfe’s in the Warehouse District Zoe i’m sure there are others, as his list seems slanted to the... (2 replies, last updated by uptownlibrarian December 6, 2007)

Try the Carousel Bar in Hotel Monteleone. (4 replies, last updated by Annasta January 18, 2009)

we need somewhere where we don’t need a reservation (in case of flight screw ups) and that is walking distance from Hotel Monteleone. Can anyone help? I’d also love to know why you recommend the place and a hint at... (8 replies, last updated by evalafemme May 22, 2009)

.... hopefully y’all can recommend a few places that won’t break the bank. We’re staying in the FQ, Hotel Monteleone, if that makes any difference. Good bar suggestions are appreciated as well..... Thanks! (7 replies, last updated by mcegielski August 6, 2008)

Just a few...Carousel Bar at Hotel Monteleone, Tujauges in French Quarter, Columns Hotel on St. Charles, Feelings Cafe, (14 replies, last updated by TulaneJeff April 2, 2009)