Classic wrought ironwork frames a tranquil courtyard where potted plants soften the edges of time-worn brick. High ceilings and traditional New Orleans décor transport you to an era when craftsmanship mattered and details told stories. The building's Creole bones remain intact, a quiet reminder of the French Quarter's architectural heritage. Each hallway and common space holds the memories of travelers, musicians, and characters who have shaped this legendary neighborhood over the decades.

Stay where legends have stayed.

Every guestroom offers plush bedding, flat-screen TVs, and in-room coffee makers. Oversized closets, tall windows that fill each room with natural light, and traditional décor create authentically New Orleans spaces. Select rooms also include French Quarter balconies that offer front-row seats to the neighborhood's daily hustle and bustle. Beyond the guestrooms, the outdoor saltwater pool provides a rare courtyard oasis, framed by wrought ironwork and shaded patios. Plus, Le Richelieu Hotel offers onsite parking, a convenience that is practically unheard of here.

Café du Monde's beignets are practically at your doorstep. Decatur Street delivers everything from casual po'boy shops to upscale Creole dining, while Bourbon Street and Frenchmen Street put live music venues and late-night bites within easy walking distance. The French Quarter's legendary restaurants can be found throughout the neighborhood, offering classic gumbo and jambalaya alongside contemporary Louisiana cuisine. With Jackson Square nearby, you're surrounded by culinary landmarks that have defined New Orleans dining for generations.