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InterContinental NEW ORLEANS
444 ST CHARLES AVE
New Orleans, LA 70130
 Nightly Rates (239.59 - 269.59)   4 Star 		InterContinental NEW ORLEANS
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Property Description

InterContinental New Orleans enjoys one of the city's most coveted locations: two blocks from the French Quarter, four blocks from Harrah's New Orleans, six blocks from the riverfront and - come Mardi Gras time - a front row spot on the St. Charles Avenue parade route. The Morial Convention Center, Uptown and the Louisiana Superdome are also nearby.

InterContinental NEW ORLEANS Hotel Exterior

Amenities
  • ATM/Cash machine

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  • Accessible facilities

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  • Air conditioning individually controlled in room

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  • Bathrobe

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  • Bathtub

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  • Bell staff/porter

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  • Cocktail lounge

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  • Coffee/Tea maker

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  • Color television

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  • Complimentary newspaper in lobby

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  • Concierge desk

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  • Connecting rooms

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  • Cribs

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  • Currency exchange

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  • Desk with lamp

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  • Direct dial telephone

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  • Dry cleaning

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  • Executive floor

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  • Free newspaper

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  • Gift/News stand

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  • Golf

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  • Hairdryer

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  • High speed internet access for laptop in public areas

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  • High speed internet connection

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  • Housekeeping - daily

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  • Housekeeping - weekly

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  • Ice machine

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  • Interior corridors

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  • Ironing board

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  • Late check-out available

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  • Limousine service

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  • Limousine service

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  • Lounges/bars

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  • Minibar

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  • On-Site parking

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  • Outdoor pool

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  • Pet-sitting services

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  • Pets allowed

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  • Premium movie channels

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  • Private bathroom

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  • Public area air conditioned

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  • Rollaway bed

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  • Room service

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  • Safe

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  • Safe deposit box

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  • Satellite television

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  • Separate closet

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  • Shops and commercial services

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  • Spare electrical outlet available at desk

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  • Speaker phone

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  • Stereo

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  • Telephone jack adaptor available

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  • Tennis court

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  • Tour/sightseeing desk

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  • Turn down service

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  • Two-line phone

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  • Valet parking

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  • Valet same day dry cleaning

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  • Voice mail

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  • Weight scale

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  • Wireless internet connection

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  • Wireless internet connection in public areas

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    Room Information

    Miscellaneous Information
  • American Dollars is the native currency. 

  • Check in time is 4:00 PM 

  • Check out time is 12:00 PM 

  • Time Zone is  GMT 

  • Opened in  1998 

  • 479  rooms. 

  • 31  suites. 

  • 14  floors. 

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    Restaurant Information
    The Veranda  Contemporary Louisiana cuisine. Acme Oyster House  Traditional Cajun and Creole food. Bon Ton Cafe  The flickering gas lights and canvas canopy that announce the entrance to the Bon Ton Caf are the first hints to an experience in dining that has almost vanished in our fast-paced lives. Housed in the historical 1840 s Natchez building, within earshot o Commander's Palace  Since 1880, Commander's Palace has been a New Orleans landmark known for the award winning quality of its food and many commodious dining rooms. The history of this famous restaurant offers a glimpse into New Orleans' ante-bellum past. Emeril's  The food at Emeril's is somewhat eclectic, but leans more toward what Chef Emeril calls "New New Orleans" cuisine. Although the menu often abounds with an array of tempting dishes in the style of Southwestern, West Coast, or New England cooking, the roots Gumbo Shop  Established in 1948, The Award Winning Gumbo Shop features a wide range of New Orleans cuisine at its finest. Enjoy fantastic customer service and great food. Patrons are also welcome to order from our full wine list including 30 Wines by the Glass. SoifFaim  SoifFaim is located in the lobby across from the front desk. It opens for lunch and goes into the evening. Food is available while the bar is open. Dinner service for the hotel is served in the SoifFaim Pete's Pub  Pete's Pub is an English style bar. It is open Monday - Friday from 4pm - late. It's a great place to meet up with friends, grab a drink or just get some lite food.

    Meeting Facility
  • Acadian I
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  • Acadian II
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  • Acadian
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  • Audubon Boardroom
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  • Cabildo
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  • Cypress
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  • Fulton
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  • La Salle Ballroom A
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  • La Salle Ballroom B
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  • La Salle Ballroom C
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  • La Salle Ballroom
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  • La Salle Pre-Function Area
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  • La Salon Pre-Function Area
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  • Les Continents
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  • Magnolia
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  • Oak
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  • Orleans
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  • Pelican I
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  • Pelican II
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  • Pelican
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  • Pelican Pre-Function Area
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  • Pontalba
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  • Poydras
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  • Vieux Carre A
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  • Vieux Carre B
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  • Vieux Carre
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    Recreation Information
    Outdoor pool
    Fitness center on-site
    Fitness center off-site
    Children's program - The Louisiana Children's Museum is located within walking distance from the hotel. From more information go to www.lcm.org.

  • Half a Day: The National World War II Museum

    • The National World War II Museum celebrates the American spirit, the teamwork, optimism, courage and sacrifice of the men and women who helped win World War II.
  • One Hour: Cemetery tour

    • Since New Orleans is situated below sea level, burial practices adapted the unique technique of utilizing above-ground tombs. Take a stroll through St Louis Cemetery #1 just outside the French Quarter, and see the oldest of what are called the cities of t
  • Ernest N. Morial

  • Caf du Monde

    • Tip: Avoid weekend mornings. After dinner is a good time. This original French Market café serves café au lait and beignets, the powdered-sugar covered French doughnuts.
  • Central Grocery

    • Tip: Try to go before or after lunch and be patient. Authentic Italian grocery in the French Quarter famous for the original muffaletta.
  • Bourbon Street

    • Tip: Bourbon Street is much more active in the evening. Stroll along world-famous Bourbon Street and experience the nightlife, jazz clubs, burlesque clubs and restaurants that make it New Orleans' wildest street.
  • Two Hours: Aquarium of the Americas

    • Visit the Aquarium of the Americas, one of America's top five aquariums featuring exhibits of the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean reef, the Mississippi River and the Amazon rainforest.
  • New Orleans International Airport

  • Two Hours: French Market

    • Visit the French Market. Enjoy a café au lait at Café du Monde and take a stroll through the Farmers' Market and the Flea Market.
  • Mother's Restaurant

    • Tip: Always a line on weekend mornings. Popular New Orleans diner famous for all-day breakfast, po-boys and the world's best baked ham.
  • Frenchmen Street

    • Tip: Weekend nights are best. Frenchmen Street has a wonderfully artistic and bohemian street atmosphere and is where locals go for live music.
  • NEW ORLEANS

  • Amtrak

  • Ernest N. Morial

  • Half a Day: New Orleans Museum of Art (NOMA)

    • N.O.M.A. features an extensive permanent collection with works of art from ancient to modern times and hosts many national and international exhibits.
  • One Hour: Royal Street

    • Take a stroll down Royal Street, famous for its art galleries and antique shops, to visit Jackson Square, truly the heart of New Orleans.
  • Half a Day: Plantation tour:

    • The Mississippi River is home to many Antebellum plantations which survived the Civil War. Take a trip back in time and relive the splendor of the Old South.
  • Two Hours: St Charles Streetcar

    • Enjoy a ride on the St Charles Streetcar, the oldest continually running streetcar line in the world, and see the magnificent Victorian mansions and oak trees that line the Avenue.
  • One Hour: The Garden District

    • Populated by the first Americans to settle in New Orleans after the Louisiana Purchase in 1803, architecturally the Garden District reflects an exciting and prosperous period of time. Walking tours through this residential neighborhood are popular and esp
  • The Mississippi Riverfront

    • Take a romantic stroll along the mighty Mississippi River from the Riverwalk to the Moonwalk.
  • St. Charles Avenue

    • St Charles Avenue is the perfect place to run. Most joggers run right along the streetcar tracks.