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NEW ORLEANS GARDEN DISTRICT HOTELS

	Avenue Garden Hotel A boutique hotel with 23 rooms, this inn is housed in a 19th Century building that has been upgraded to include all modern conveniences. Rooms and suites include Internet access, cable television, voicemail, iron and ironing boards. It's walking distance to the French Quarter, casino and Riverwalk but the trolley stops just steps away. Kids under 18 stay free, there is indoor parking available, and Continental breakfast is included. Location Map Have you stayed in this hotel? Please review it for us.
	Clarion Grand Boutique This might be a Clarion, but it is different... located above Copeland's Cheesecake Bistro, the little hotel has only 44 junior suites, all in Art Deco decor. All rooms have large televisions with cable, microwave, coffee-maker, and separate seating area. Some have Jaccuzzi tubs. Continental breakfast is included in the rate. Location Map Have you stayed in this hotel? Please review it for us.
	Fairchild House There are just 20 rooms in this charming inn; you can choose from suites or simple doubles. An expanded Continental breakfast is included as are afternoon wine and cheese, all day tea and cookies, and a typical New Orleans courtyard for relaxing. Rooms include bathrooms and television with cable; the streetcar to the French Quarter is just a few steps away. Location Map Have you stayed in this hotel? Please review it for us.
	Garden District Hotel This is a newer hotel with 133 spacious and well-equipped guestrooms. Convenient to Tulane University, the zoo, convention center and French Quarter, the hotel offers coffee and croissants for breakfast and childres activities. It's both family friendly (kids under 17 stay free) and pet friendly... you can bring Fido for a non-refundable nightly charge. Location Map Have you stayed in this hotel? Please review it for us.
	Greenhouse Inn Tropical, charming and funky, this tiny guesthouse/bed and breakfast has garnered fans from around the world. With only six rooms and a tree-shaped pool, a quiet street and short walk to the French Quarter, the gay-friendly inn has plenty of repeat visitors. WARNING: The pool and patio are clothing optional, year-round. Location Map Have you stayed in this hotel? Please review it for us.
	Parisian Courtyard Inn Formerly the Long Pre, this little inn is an inexpensive alternative to a full-service hotel. Don't expect much from this "partially renovated" masnion; it's ideal for those on a really tight budget, includes a continental breakfast, and there is a chance or two of a ghost siting. Location Map Have you stayed in this hotel? Please review it for us.
	Prytania Park A smaller (62 guestrooms) hotel in the heart of the Garden District. Some of the rooms have been renovated to include dark period furniture which makes the rooms seem smaller. Opt for a room with a balcony or a loft bedroom (spiral stairs and kitchens!) Continental breakfast included. Location Map Have you stayed in this hotel? Please review it for us.
	Quality Inn and Suites Located right on St. Charles St. with the trolley nearby, this newer 130-guestroom hotel offers free coffee and local phone calls, an outdoor seasonal pool and whirlpool, easy access to the business district and French Quarter and very reasonable rates. Location Map Have you stayed in this hotel? Please review it for us.

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