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The Classic Room at InterContinental New Orleans offers a comfortable 300 sq. ft. of space with a St. Charles Avenue view and accommodations for up to 2 guests. Climate-controlled heating and air conditioning combine with blackout drapes to ensure restful daylight or late-night sleep in the heart of the Central Business District, just steps from the historic streetcar line.
Designed for a relaxing stay, the room features one King Bed dressed in premium bedding including Egyptian cotton sheets, a down comforter and hypo-allergenic options. A private bathroom provides a bathtub or shower, bathrobes, slippers, a hair dryer and complimentary toiletries such as shampoo, soap and towels; toothbrush and toothpaste are available on request. Practical touches include a work desk and laptop workspace, a laptop-compatible safe, iron and ironing board, electrical adapters, a 55-inch LCD TV with cable channels and a phone.
Guests enjoy free Wi‑Fi and in-room conveniences like a coffee/tea maker and limited-hours room service, with daily housekeeping and recycling service. Connecting rooms are available for families or groups. Staying here also places you within the hotel’s on-site dining options and rooftop amenities: Trenasse and Pete’s restaurants, a fitness center adjacent to the rooftop pool, and poolside service on the 15th floor. Standard check-in is 4:00 PM with check-out at 11:00 AM; please note the main guest must be at least 21 to check in.






























The Classic Room is a 300 sq. ft. one-bedroom room with a St. Charles Avenue view, set in the Central Business District right by the historic streetcar line. It is climate-controlled for heating and air conditioning, and blackout drapes help with sleep whether you arrive late or want a lie-in.
The room has one king bed with Egyptian cotton sheets, a down comforter and hypo-allergenic, premium bedding. It sleeps up to 2 guests, so it suits couples and solo travelers best. Families or groups who need more space can ask about connecting rooms.
The private bathroom has a bathtub or shower, bathrobes and slippers, and a hair dryer. Soap, shampoo, towels and toilet paper are supplied. Toothbrush and toothpaste are provided on request.
Yes, it has a desk and laptop workspace, free Wi-Fi, a phone, a laptop-compatible safe, electrical adapters and an iron and ironing board. Daily housekeeping is included, and the room has a coffee/tea maker. The 55-inch LCD TV with cable channels is there for downtime.
The hotel has two restaurants. Trenasse serves contemporary Cajun-Creole cooking and has an oyster bar. Pete's is an English-style pub that serves breakfast daily and has a cocktail hour in the evening. Room service runs limited hours. Breakfast is not automatically included in standard room rates.
Yes. Hotel guests can use the rooftop outdoor pool, open daily 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM, which has a sundeck, lounge chairs, changing rooms and showers. The fitness center is next to the pool, open 24 hours, and free for guests. It has treadmills, ellipticals and free weights.
The hotel is at 444 St. Charles Avenue, about two to three blocks from the French Quarter. That is roughly a 10-minute walk or a short streetcar ride. The St. Charles line runs by the hotel, and a one-way fare is $1.25. The Superdome, the National WWII Museum and the Riverwalk are also within a short walk.
The hotel is on the Mardi Gras parade route, with more than thirty parades a year passing the front door. A St. Charles Avenue view can be lively in carnival season. The hotel has no airport shuttle, and MSY is roughly 12 miles away. A taxi is a regulated flat fare of around $36 for up to two passengers, and shared shuttle vans and rideshare are other options.
Check-in is at 4:00 PM and check-out at 11:00 AM. Late check-out may be available for a fee. The main guest must be at least 21, and the hotel is entirely smoke-free. Valet parking is charged per night, so check the current rate when booking. Pets are welcome with a signed waiver and fees.
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