Sonder — Maison De Ville

Hotels · LA

3.1 (24 · Yelp ) ·$$$ ·Est. 1944 ·

About

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.

Features

  • Free wifi for guests
  • Outdoor seating area
  • Self check-in with 24-hour access

Good for

Outdoor Seating

Practical

Credit Cards AcceptedFree WiFi

Frequently Asked Questions

Is wifi available? +

Yes, free wifi is confirmed.

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