Hotels ranked on industry awards ... Press the question mark key to get the keyboard shortcuts for changing dates. New Orleans $25 $500+ 0 mi 5+ mi ...

For starters, the rebrand included nixing the original name. Goodbye Harrah’s, hello Caesars New Orleans. The hotel/casino has always been owned by Caesars Entertainment, so embracing the ...

At the top of my bucket list was staying at The Peabody Hotel to witness the iconic ... Indulge in tasty New Orleans food by Chef Kelly English. Graceland, the mansion of the Elvis Presley ...

Just because the party never stops during Mardi Gras in New Orleans doesn’t mean you can’t do it in style. That seems to be the mantra of the Four Seasons Hotel New Orleans, which has unveiled ...

Located near New Orleans’ famous and historical French ... of 19th-century history and 21st-century amenities. The Peabody Hotel opened on the corner of Main and Monroe as a business hub for ...

Super Bowl LIX is heading to New Orleans, and if you’re planning to be there, brace yourself—hotel prices are soaring. This isn’t just any football game; it’s the biggest sporting event of ...

Mark Romig, with New Orleans and Co. and the Super bowl Host committee told WDSU News, "I’m getting calls from friends in Philadelphia and Kansas City as well looking for hotels. What we can ...

Beyond its prime location, Nobu Hotel Caesars New Orleans reflects the city’s dynamic spirit, combining Nobu’s signature style with the soulful heritage of the Crescent City.

A guestroom at the Nobu Hotel Caesars New Orleans. Photo Credit: Nobu Hotels The Nobu Hotel Caesars New Orleans has opened, marking the Nobu brand's third collaboration with Caesars Entertainment.

Yet, New Orleans has the edge on history with numerous century-old hotels and a legacy of cultural traditions. We put the hotels to the test to see which city delivers the best in luxury digs.

AND NEW ORLEANS IS HOPING TO CASH IN ON THIS WONDERLAND. WDSU ANCHOR RANDI RANDI BREAKS DOWN HOW HOTELS ARE GETTING READY FOR IT, AND WHY LEADERS SAY IT IS PUTTING NEW ORLEANS ON THE MAP.