TownePlace Suites New Orleans Downtown/Canal Street

Lobby

We bring New Orleans to you at our hotel.

Lobby

From the moment you arrive, we've thought of you! The lobby is ready to enjoy from indulging in a craft cocktail in the lobby lounge to reading a book watching the streetcar pass.

Lobby Seating Area

Relax, unwind, and connect in one of our many community areas.

Lobby Sitting Area

Connect with friends, family, and other guests in our lobby.

King Studio - Bedroom

Enjoy the plush bedding and comfortable pillows.

King Studio - Work Area

Our guest rooms include free WiFi and well-lit work areas.

One Bedroom Suite

Our one bedroom suite is perfect for guests needing extra room.

Queen/Queen Suite

Our double queen rooms are great for small families.

Suite - Living Area

There is plenty of space to eat, work, and relax in our spacious suites.

Suite - Kitchen

Our kitchens come equipped with microwave, stove, and refrigerator.

Suite - Kitchen

Business and leisure travelers love the kitchens in our Towneplace suites.

Suite Bathroom Shower

You will feel refreshed and ready for the day after using our bathroom shower.

Suite Bathroom

Our bathrooms include the amenities modern travelers desire.

Business Center

The business center is available to all guests 24-hours a day.

24-Hour Market

If you need a quick drink or snack stop by our market!

Communal Table

We have a variety of areas for you to work from.

Fitness Center

Our fitness center is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

New Orleans Streetcars

Head to the river, up to City Park, down to the french market, or explore the Garden District. The Streetcar is your ticket to experience the history and culture of New Orleans.

Jackson Square

An afternoon under the ancient oak trees while enjoying a snowball on your way to Cafe Du Monde to get your beignets while enjoying the street art is as New Orleans as you can get.

French Quarter

Fall in love as you walk through one of the oldest neighborhoods in the United States. Catch the beauty of historic homes that tell their own story one at a time.

Bourbon Street

Most of the French Quarter is actually more residential than commercial, tour the streets or catch a tour and learn all about the rich history of New Orleans; maybe some haunted history too.