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The Eliza Jane

New Orleans, United States

The Eliza Jane

New Orleans, United States

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196

"An enchantingly unique hotel comprised of nine historic New Orleans warehouses, The Eliza Jane boasts charming guestrooms, a cosy bar and an excellent French restaurant."

The Eliza Jane began its life as an amalgamation of New Orleans warehouses, one of which housed the printing press of the famous Daily Picayune newspaper. It was there that Eliza Jane Nicholson became the country‘s first female editor of a major American newspaper, thus transforming herself into a national icon who would later lend her name to the fascinating hotel that now stands here. Nicholson’s story is just one of the legends that influenced the creation of this vibrant getaway. Equal parts industrial and utterly romantic, The Eliza Jane is a refreshing departure from the straightforward hotels found elsewhere in the city’s Central Business District.

The hotel not only stands where the warehouses were but actually within the warehouses themselves: nine of them, to be exact, all of which have been internally united to create the 196-room hotel. The eclectic accommodations charm with their decadently residential atmosphere and each has a personality all its own. Indeed, no two... Show more

The Eliza Jane began its life as an amalgamation of New Orleans warehouses, one of which housed the printing press of the famous Daily Picayune newspaper. It was there that Eliza Jane Nicholson became the country‘s first female editor of a major American newspaper, thus transforming herself into a national icon who would later lend her name to the fascinating hotel that now stands here. Nicholson’s story is just one of the legends that influenced the creation of this vibrant getaway. Equal parts industrial and utterly romantic, The Eliza Jane is a refreshing departure from the straightforward hotels found elsewhere in the city’s Central Business District.

The hotel not only stands where the warehouses were but actually within the warehouses themselves: nine of them, to be exact, all of which have been internally united to create the 196-room hotel. The eclectic accommodations charm with their decadently residential atmosphere and each has a personality all its own. Indeed, no two rooms are exactly alike, but across the board, guests can expect more of that intriguing industrial-chic aesthetic: exposed brick walls and ceiling beams mingle with jewel-toned furniture, tufted leather headboards, brass accents and plenty of floral prints. For a quintessential New Orleans experience, upgrade to one of the marvellous suites: these have magnificent Magazine Street views and floor-to-ceiling windows from which to enjoy them.

The region’s vibrant gastronomy scene is reason enough to visit New Orleans, and you’ll be able to enjoy some of the city's finest French cuisine without even having to leave the hotel. The charming brasserie-style Couvant Restaurant combines contemporary French fare with a good dose of the Southern soul for which the city is so famous: delights include mouthwatering dishes like burgundy escargot and consommé en croute. Breakfast here is a decadent affair, equally influenced by Parisian and local flavours. The Press Room – the hotel's lobby bar – pays homage to the hotel’s roots with its name as well as its antique typewriters and literary accents. A marble fireplace, well-stocked bookshelves and plenty of leather and velvet chairs make the space infinitely inviting, whether you’re in a mood for a cup of coffee and a good book, or an excellent cocktail before a night out on the town.

Hotel amenities

Air conditioning

Laundry/valet service

Restaurant

Room service

Wheelchair access

Lounges/bars

Children welcome

Business centre

Fitness centre

Internet complimentary

Parking at a charge

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The Eliza Jane began its life as an amalgamation of New Orleans warehouses, one of which housed the printing press of the famous Daily Picayune newspaper. It was there that Eliza Jane Nicholson became the country‘s first female editor of a major American newspaper, thus transforming herself into a national icon who... Show more

The Eliza Jane began its life as an amalgamation of New Orleans warehouses, one of which housed the printing press of the famous Daily Picayune newspaper. It was there that Eliza Jane Nicholson became the country‘s first female editor of a major American newspaper, thus transforming herself into a national icon who would later lend her name to the fascinating hotel that now stands here. Nicholson’s story is just one of the legends that influenced the creation of this vibrant getaway. Equal parts industrial and utterly romantic, The Eliza Jane is a refreshing departure from the straightforward hotels found elsewhere in the city’s Central Business District.

The hotel not only stands where the warehouses were but actually within the warehouses themselves: nine of them, to be exact, all of which have been internally united to create the 196-room hotel. The eclectic accommodations charm with their decadently residential atmosphere and each has a personality all its own. Indeed, no two rooms are exactly alike, but across the board, guests can expect more of that intriguing industrial-chic aesthetic: exposed brick walls and ceiling beams mingle with jewel-toned furniture, tufted leather headboards, brass accents and plenty of floral prints. For a quintessential New Orleans experience, upgrade to one of the marvellous suites: these have magnificent Magazine Street views and floor-to-ceiling windows from which to enjoy them.

The region’s vibrant gastronomy scene is reason enough to visit New Orleans, and you’ll be able to enjoy some of the city's finest French cuisine without even having to leave the hotel. The charming brasserie-style Couvant Restaurant combines contemporary French fare with a good dose of the Southern soul for which the city is so famous: delights include mouthwatering dishes like burgundy escargot and consommé en croute. Breakfast here is a decadent affair, equally influenced by Parisian and local flavours. The Press Room – the hotel's lobby bar – pays homage to the hotel’s roots with its name as well as its antique typewriters and literary accents. A marble fireplace, well-stocked bookshelves and plenty of leather and velvet chairs make the space infinitely inviting, whether you’re in a mood for a cup of coffee and a good book, or an excellent cocktail before a night out on the town.

Hotel amenities

Air conditioning

Laundry/valet service

Restaurant

Room service

Wheelchair access

Lounges/bars

Children welcome

Business centre

Fitness centre

Internet complimentary

Parking at a charge

Show less

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