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From Carnival Season to Festival Season

February 26th, 2010

If there were a city that knew how to throw a party, it’s New Orleans. The celebration did not end after the Saints won their first Superbowl championship in history. Mardi Gras rolled on Tuesday, February 16th, making it one of the greatest and most memorable in history. Saints quarterback  Drew Brees was crowned King of Bacchus and revelers saw plenty of black and gold throws.

The end of Carnival season marks the beginning of festival season.  There is never a dull moment in New Orleans, which is why it is one of the best citys to visit all year.  Below are the upcoming festivals taking place in the city:

Earth Fest March 20-21, 2010
Come see the animals, listen to great music, eat some fabulous New Orleans food and learn what you can do to save the planet.   

French Quarter Festival April 9-11, 2010
The largest free music festival in the South with 17 music stages and more than 90 food and beverage booths. Kids’ activities, home tours and other festivities fill the weekend with fun.

New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival April 23 – May 2, 2010
For more than 40 years, music lovers from around the globe have made the pilgramage to the historic Fair Grounds Race Course for a lineup that reads more like a who’s who of music legends than an event flyer. The music is phenomenal, the food is inspirational. An event worth of the birthplace of jazz.

New Orleans Wine & Food Experience May 25-29, 2010
Toast to the finer things in life – pinots, merlots and gumbos – as more than 75 of New Orleans’ best restaurants pair up with 175 of the world’s finest wineries. Spirits are always high at this annual celebration of New Orleans’ culinary creativity event.

Greek Festival May 28-30, 2010
“Greece on the Bayou,” an annual Hellenic party with a uniquely New Orleans flair. Mouthwatering Greek food, delightful drinks and authentic dancing and music for the whole family.

New Orleans celebrates the New Orleans Saints

February 9th, 2010

Today New Orleans is celebrating its hometown heroes, the New Orleans Saints, with a special Saints parade running through downtown New Orleans and ending at Mardi Gras World. Blaine Kern Studios at Mardi Gras World is helping put together this special event estimated to attract a record crowd. For the first time, the famous signture floats from different krewes will come together in one parade. “Rex has a jester float. Zulu has a silver warrior float,” said Barry Kern, President of Kern Studios. “Bacchus has their king’s float that’s going to come out. Endymion has its grand marshal float, which of course the Bensons (team owners) are riding on Saturday night.”

New Orleans is known for celebrating in a big way and we have plenty of reasons to celebrate. Not only are New Orleanians and tourists celebrating Mardi Gras Season, but the Saints Superbowl victory has given everyone even more reason to celebrate. Bourbon Street and the French Quarter was packed with fans wearing black and gold celebrating the win on Sunday into Monday morning. This has brought the city together and showcased the city in a positive light in the eyes of the country. 

Those wishing to visit the city during this season can still reserve rooms at the Bourbon Orleans Hotel. Click here to reserve your New Orleans hotel online.  Who Dat!

New Orleans Travel Tip

January 27th, 2010

 Looking for great New Orleans hotel rates? Enjoy special spring rates starting at $99 over the following dates: March 14-16, 21-24, 28-31; April 3-7, 11-15, 18-22, 26-29. Call (504)523-2222 and ask for in-house reservations.

Best Rates of the New Year

December 31st, 2009

The Bourbon Orleans Hotel is offering amazing savings for the New Year. Receive exclusive rates starting at $109 when you stay on the following dates: January: 3-14, 17-21, 24-28, 2010.

Click here to reserve online

Breakfast with Santa pics!

December 17th, 2009

Thank you to all who attended Breakfast with Santa. We want to share some photos from last week’s Breakfast with Santa.  The kids had a great time with Santa and Mrs. Claus. Our final event will take place this Sunday from 10am – 2pm at the Orleans Ballroom. 

Pictures with SantaBreakfast with Santa arts and craftsStorytime with Mrs. ClausStorytime with Mrs. Claus

Breakfast with Santa

November 9th, 2009

Celebrate the holidays with Santa! Santa will be at the Orleans Ballroom to share the holiday spirit over breakfast, pictures and arts & crafts.

Sundays, December 6th, 13th & 20th 

Times:  Dec 6th – 11:30am – 2pm & Dec 13th & 20th – 10am – 2pm 

Wonderful Breakfast buffet featuring Scrambled Eggs, Grits, Hash Browns, Bacon, Sausage Links, Blueberry Pancakes, Mini Waffles, Donuts, Assorted Muffins, Pastries, Milk & Choc Milk, Coffee, Assorted Juices, Assorted Cold Cereals 

Pictures with Santa Claus in Special Holiday Holder – $10 each 

Storytime with Mrs. Claus  

Arts & Crafts for Children – Coloring Sheets, Make a Christmas Card & Christmas Ornament (Included in price) 

 Mimosa & Bloody Mary Bar available (EXTRA CHARGE) 

COST: 

Adults – $25

Children 3yrs – 12yrs – $15

Children 2yrs & under – FREE 

Cash & All Major Credit Cards accepted 

Reservations are required. Call Kristie at 504-571-4630

holidays

Celebrate the Holidays New Orleans Style

November 6th, 2009

Enjoy an affordable holiday vacation infused with Southern hospitality and charm. The Bourbon Orleans Hotel is offering special Papa Noel rates for stays during the holiday season. Plan ahead to enjoy our best rates of the season.

  • Overnight accommodations starting from only $79 per night
  • Convenient access to the best attractions in the heart of the city’s historic French Quarter

Click here to reserve Papa Noel rates at the Bourbon Orleans Hotel.

Bourbon Orleans ranks as top haunted hotel in New Orleans

October 19th, 2009

It’s the time of the year when many seek the thrill of being in the presence of paranormal activity.  If you fit in this category, then the Bourbon Orleans Hotel is a must visit on your to do list.  Not only is New Orleans considered to be America’s most haunted cities, but the Bourbon Orleans Hotel is described as one of the city’s premier haunted hotels. 

 

 

Phantom of the Bourbon Orleans

October 1st, 2009

New Orleans is one of America’s most haunted cities and the French Quarter is the heart of the city’s paranormal activity. The Bourbon Orleans Hotel is no exception. Many guests and staff have said to have experienced sightings of our permanent guests roaming the halls, lobby and grand ballroom. The Bourbon Orleans Hotel offers adventurous guests the Phantom of the Bourbon Orleans package. This includes, two tickets to the French Quarter Haunted History Tour that begins and ends in our Bourbon Oh! lounge, two drinks at Bourbon Oh!, breakfast, discounted parking and rates starting at only $195 per night.  Click here to reserve your stay today.

1st Annual New Orleans Burlesque Festival

August 31st, 2009

New Orleans is getting ready for the 1st annual New Orleans Burlesque Festival on September 11-13, 2009. Experience this lively event and enjoy burlesque entertainment, live jazz, comedy and much more! The Bourbon Orleans is offering exclusive rates for this event starting from only $89 per night. Book online today.

Events at The Bourbon Orleans- New Orleans French Quarter Hotel

February 25th, 2009

It’s not too early to start thinking about booking your Hotel reservations for JAZZ Festival or Essence Festival. The Bourbon Orleans French Quarter Hotel has the best location on Bourbon Street. Steps from Jackson Square, Royal Street and Bourbon Street. This great New Orleans French Quarter Hotel is the perfect location when attending any French Quarter festival or event. Don’t wait to the last minute to book a GREAT Bourbon Street Hotel in the heart of the French Quarter. Click here for more information on Jazz Festival. Click here for more information on Essence Festival.

 

Louisiana Roadfood Festival April 4-5 in the French Quarter- The Bourbon Orleans is the perfect location to stay and enjoy one of the more unique French Quarter Festivals. Relish fabled glories of the Louisiana table, including: Bayou boudin sausage, Cane River meat pies, Catfish and hushpuppies, Gateau sirop and bourbon bread pudding, Jambalaya, crawfish pie, file gumbo, and much, much more!

 

Ochner Ironman Race New Orleans April 5th- Watch what will be a spectacular finish at Jackson Square. The Bourbon Orleans is just one block for the finish line. Stay at the French Quarters best location perfect for the New Orleans Ironman race.