Gay Hotels in New Orleans, LA — Page 2

Originally built as a private home in 1842, Blue60 Guest House was restored and opened in 2015. Owner Joshua Smith, a former photographer, hosts photography workshops here. The five-suite guest house sits across the street from The Phoenix, a gay bar, and is six blocks from the French Quarter. You'll find Cajun bistros and jazz clubs steps away. The communal courtyard and jacuzzi offer a peaceful retreat.

Most hotels in New Orleans lean heavily on French Quarter charm. The Whitney Wyndham Historic Hotel offered a different angle: bank-vault grandeur in the Financial District. This nationally registered former bank enveloped guests in a style once reserved for a select few, with spa amenities and a family-friendly vibe. It's temporarily closed now. The hotel sits on Camp Street, a few blocks from the action. If you're looking for a currently operating historic stay nearby, Hotel Monteleone offers a similar sense of old New Orleans luxury.

The Faubourg Marigny neighborhood is where you'll find the Elysian Fields Inn, a restored inn within walking distance of the French Quarter. It's a sophisticated, warm base for exploring New Orleans, with free wifi and no need for a car. The Yelp rating sits at 4.8 out of 5 from 39 reviews. You're steps from all kinds of attractions, yet the inn itself feels like a calm retreat. If you're looking for a central hotel, Hotel Monteleone is another nearby option, but this spot offers a more intimate, homey feel.

Olde Town Inn is a budget-friendly bed and breakfast in Faubourg Marigny, just outside the French Quarter. Operated since 1987, it offers 24 rooms with ceiling fans, air conditioning, and cable TV. Free WiFi is included. The vibe is no-frills and practical for travelers who want a clean place to sleep without the Quarter's noise. You'll find it on N Rampart Street near Marigny Street. It's a good home base for exploring the area. If you want a splurge, the historic Hotel Monteleone is a short walk away. But for a straightforward B&B, this fits the bill.

New Orleans Guest House offers a 24-hour concierge desk in the historic Treme neighborhood. This family-friendly bed & breakfast provides free WiFi, confirmed by Yelp, and an overnight schedule that suits late arrivals. Your friendly innkeepers offer personalized recommendations for NOLA dining and activities. Guests consistently praise the warm hospitality and local insights. For a classic French Quarter experience, nearby Hotel Monteleone is a short walk away. Check ratings and hours before booking.

Five rooms sit right above R Bar, a neighborhood fixture on Royal Street. The boutique hotel offers quirky accommodations from palatial suites to modest studios in a historic building. You'll be steps from the French Quarter's action without the Bourbon Street noise.

This bed and breakfast is best suited for travelers who want old-world Southern charm in a small, intimate setting. Housed in an 1865 Italianate beauty, HH Whitney House offers five guest rooms, three of which have private baths. The Scarlett O'Hara room adds a touch of Southern decadence for those who appreciate themed decor. The property is located in the French Quarter, putting you steps from Bourbon Street and Jackson Square. Outdoor seating and a smoking area are available on-site. Since hours aren't posted, it's best to confirm check-in directly with the innkeeper.

Don't expect a modern hotel chain. This 1830s Greek Revival guest house leans fully into old New Orleans opulence with period antiques and original detailing. The vibe is romantic and decidedly un-woke, with a private courtyard garden hiding a sunken hot tub, fountains, and a fish pond. You're on Marais Street in the French Quarter, steps from Bourbon Street but far enough for quiet. Hours run overnight daily, so late arrivals are fine. Free wifi balances the antique aesthetic with modern necessity. If you want a taste of the authentic old South without leaving the Quarter, this is it.

Room 9 is where Tennessee Williams put the finishing touches on 'A Streetcar Named Desire.' That's the kind of literary history this 16-room French Quarter hotel carries. Built in 1783 and converted into a hotel in 1944, Sonder — Maison De Ville was once home to apothecary Antoine Amede Peychaud, inventor of the Sazerac cocktail. The hotel offers free wifi and outdoor seating, making it a quiet sanctuary in the middle of the Quarter's energy. You'll find the property on a quiet French Quarter street, steps from Bourbon Street yet surprisingly peaceful. The overnight hours suggest keyless entry and self check-in, typical of Sonder properties. If you want another historic hotel nearby, Hotel Monteleone is a short walk with its famous rotating bar. But here, you get a more intimate experience with straight-to-the-point Southern flair.

Royal Sonesta has 483 renovated guest rooms that combine elegance and southern refinement, according to its description. It's a mixed-gay-straight hotel in the French Quarter, with a 3.5/5 rating from 667 Yelp reviews. This hotel has a 24-hour front desk and is dog-friendly, so you can bring your pup along. Free WiFi is included. If you're looking for a classic French Quarter experience, the nearby Hotel Monteleone is worth a stop for its famous Carousel Bar.

The Lower Garden District is home to Hotel Saint Vincent, a 75-room hotel restored from an 1861 building and reopened in 2021. It was featured twice on 'Queer Eye: New Orleans', lending it genuine queer cred. The vibe is stylish and mixed-gay-straight, with a swimming pool and a bar-restaurant on-site. You'll find it dog-friendly with free Wi-Fi. The hotel sits at Magazine and Race streets, a quick ride from the French Quarter. If you're exploring further, the nearby Hotel Monteleone is another classic downtown option.

One Yelp reviewer sums it up: 'If you visit New Orleans, LA, you deserve to have a real taste of the local culture. Let the Creole Inn transport you back to the 1850s and immerse you in all the sights.' This historic inn in Faubourg Marigny offers a budget-friendly stay with free WiFi. It's no-frills — expect no room service or breakfast — but you get a genuine local vibe in a walkable area near Frenchmen Street. The Marigny neighborhood itself is a draw, filled with music venues and Creole cottages. You're close to the French Quarter action but away from the Bourbon Street chaos. For a step up in amenities, the Hotel Monteleone is nearby with its famous revolving carousel bar. But if you want affordable authenticity and don't need frills, the Creole Inn delivers.

In the Marigny neighborhood, Hotel Peter and Paul repurposes a former Catholic church and school into a 71-room hotel. The property includes four distinct buildings: the schoolhouse, rectory, church, and convent, each restored with unique designs. Its tagline "Sin on holy ground" hints at the playful contrast between its sacred past and its proximity to French Quarter nightlife. The hotel is within walking distance to gay bars like Oz and Bourbon St. Each room is one-of-a-kind, reflecting the building's history. For a deep dive into local lore, the site was even featured in A Confederacy of Dunces.

NOPSI Hotel is open 24/7, so you can check in whenever your travel plans land you in New Orleans. Housed in a 1920s-era building re-imagined, it sits in the Financial District near Union Street, walking distance to the French Quarter. The rooftop pool with a bar is a standout, and in-room spa services add relaxation. You'll find dog-friendly policies and free wifi throughout. For a classic New Orleans night out, Hotel Monteleone is just around the corner with its famous rotating Carousel Bar.

This is a lively, all-ages crowd, from friends on a girls' trip to solo business travelers, all drawn to the Instagram-ready patterns and colors. Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Hotels New Orleans opened in 2021 in the Warehouse District, bringing a rooftop pool and design-centric public spaces. The vibe is upscale but not stuffy, with live entertainment and a mix of LGBTQ+ and straight guests. You'll find custom furnishings and unique layouts in the rooms, many with city views. The hotel is dog-friendly with free Wi-Fi, and open 24/7. For a classic French Quarter stop, check out Hotel Monteleone.

A former private school turned bed and breakfast, Woodridge Bed and Breakfast offers a quiet escape 35 minutes from New Orleans. The property sits under century-old live oaks, with just five guest rooms, each with a balcony. The gardens and pool area make it feel like a retreat, not just a place to sleep. Breakfast is served each morning, and the owners are happy to help plan your day's adventures. The pool and hot tub are open during the day, though hours are 9am to 8pm daily. This is a non-smoking property, and children must be over 10. If you're planning a trip into New Orleans, the Bourbon Orleans Hotel is a popular choice in the French Quarter, but Woodridge gives you a quieter base with free Wi-Fi and easy access to nature.

The Drifter Hotel stands out from other New Orleans hotels by blending a 1950's motel exterior with a modern concept. It opened in 2017 after a substantial renovation of the original Tulane Avenue motel. The property features a coffee bar with La Colombe Coffee Roasters, a full bar, and a pool. Food trucks, local artists, and regular pool parties create a lively, self-contained atmosphere. Pool parties are frequent, often with themed events. The coffee bar serves as a social hub with free high-speed fiber WiFi. Yelp data notes the venue may be permanently closed, so check current status before visiting. If you're looking for a classic French Quarter stay, nearby Hotel Monteleone offers a more traditional experience.

Auld Sweet Olive Bed & Breakfast is best suited for travelers who want a peaceful, artistic hideaway steps from the French Quarter. This 1850s Creole home in Faubourg Marigny was transformed by Emmy Award-winning producer Nancy into a live-in work of art. Each guest room is hand-painted by scenic artist Stuart Auld, featuring tree-themed murals like banana trees in the parlor or dragonflies in a Cypress grove. Enjoy complimentary breakfast with fresh-baked goodies in the private courtyard. The B&B operates 24 hours (overnight hours listed as 6am-5:30am daily). It's a short stroll to Frenchmen Street's music scene and the Quarter's nightlife. Check hours and reviews.

In New Orleans' Central Business District, the Catahoula Hotel is a 35-room boutique hotel built on the site of an 18th-century townhouse. It's casual and well-decorated, with two cocktail bars on-site: Piscobar in the garden-level courtyard and a full bar on the rooftop terrace. The hotel is dog-friendly and offers free WiFi. You'll find it conveniently located near the French Quarter and the Superdome. Rates are standard ($$), and being open 24/7 means flexible check-ins. If you're looking for a classic French Quarter stay, the Bourbon Orleans Hotel is another nearby option.

You might expect a chain hotel in New Orleans to blend into the background. The Eliza Jane, part of the Unbound Collection by Hyatt, does the opposite by connecting nine historic warehouses — one of which once held The Daily Picayune newspaper. Brick walls, exposed ceiling beams, and floor-to-ceiling windows keep the past present. It's industrial chic meets French elegance. The hotel sits in the Downtown neighborhood, close to Bourbon Street. Free WiFi is confirmed. If you're looking for a classic French Quarter stay, Hotel Monteleone is a nearby landmark. The Eliza Jane works best for travelers who want history with modern comfort, not a themed party. Check hours and contact info before booking.