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The Barnett

The Barnett, formerly known as Ace New Orleans, embodies the vibrant and festive vibes of NOLA. This restored Art Deco building boasts a contemporary design and the dedicated staff welcomes guests with true southern hospitality.

After a day of exploring the Big Easy, climb into luxurious linens and rest in elegance while admiring city views from the floor-to-ceiling windows or your own private patio.

Conduct successful meetings and events at The Barnett in one of the indoor and outdoor spaces. Barnett Hall provides 4,000 square feet of meeting space with flexible layout plans, while the 960-square-foot Barnett Green Room is ideal for board meetings and smaller groups.

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Virgin Hotels New Orleans

Step into the bright avant-garde Virgin Hotels New Orleans where the rooms are called chambers and the claim is that the mattress is so cozy it’ll feel like you’re floating down the Mississippi.

This boutique hotel’s impeccable decor flashes bold colors, quirky designs, and jazzy character. You’ll feel inspired the moment you arrive with top-notch amenities and spectacular views from the rooftop pool. The funky-yet-elegant Commons Club is serving handcrafted cocktails and chance encounters.

The Virgin Hotel New Orleans event spaces boast natural light, iconic views, and customized catering. Simply choose the unique room where you’d like to convene, and the professional team will take care of the rest.

Four Seasons Hotel New Orleans

Settle into luxury in the Big Easy at the Four Seasons Hotel New Orleans, home to 341 guest rooms, including 65 suites. The hotel boasts premium amenities, a resort-style pool, two restaurants, a 24-hour fitness center, a street-level garden, and a spa.

Situated on the banks of the Mississippi River and Canal Street, you’ll be in the center of all the action, in the French Quarter. The hotel’s 34th-floor observation deck is a top-rated attraction showcasing impressive views of NOLA. Have the hotel arrange a street car tour of the charming Garden District, or organize a private concert at the legendary Preservation Hall.

This landmark tower offers 29,000 square feet of meeting and event space including two ballrooms, an observation deck, and several versatile meeting rooms. The entire third floor is dedicated to events and is equipped with advanced technology and river views.

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Board of Trade New Orleans

History meets modern elegance at the newly renovated Board of Trade. This venue is ideal for corporate and private events, giving guests a unique experience in the Big Easy. The building boasts historical charm, authentic details, and original architecture with modern upgrades including luxurious bathrooms, increased event space, and new lighting.

For corporate events, Board of Trade can accommodate 250 seated or 500 standing guests. The 5,100 square-foot ballroom has 35-foot ceilings, original murals, and white oak floors. The picturesque outdoor courtyard provides an additional 3,700 square feet of space, a fountain, and lush greenery on the popular Magazine Street.

Located three blocks from the French Quarter and seven blocks from The Convention Center, it’s a perfect meeting space. The talented event planning team is available to help coordinate details, ensuring a seamless event.

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Riverview Room

For over 25 years the Riverview Room has hosted a wide spectrum of events from black tie functions and Fortune 500 events to corporate receptions. Located on the fourth floor of the Jackson Brewery Millhouse, situated on the French Quarter riverfront, it’s an ideal location to conduct business with easy access to some of the city’s top attractions.

With over 14,000 square feet of event and meeting space, this blank canvas is able to transform into various types of events from casual to formal. The ballroom alone offers 6,000 square feet of meeting space, while the gorgeous outdoor terrace provides sweeping views of the Mississippi River and the French Quarter.

Contact the professional staff at Riverview Room to start planning your next event in the unique space or check out their blog to learn more about hosting while in New Orleans.

New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center

The New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center (NOENMCC) is the sixth-largest convention center in the country. The award-winning venue offers over 1.1 million square feet of event space. It’s one of the busiest and most popular convention centers in the United States.

Hear the sounds of live jazz bands as you walk between meetings while feeling charmed by the staff’s southern hospitality. This venue is just minutes from the riverfront and the French Quarter, making it easy to stroll through NOLA’s festive neighborhoods and the end of the workday.

NOENMCC was built to host while maintaining a commitment to sustainability. The facility implements energy-saving systems with certified green buildings in an effort to reduce environmental impacts.

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• City of New Orleans. This is the city’s official website and it provides practical information including transportation details and weather updates. This site has helpful resources for visitors and locals alike.

• French Quarter. This is a fantastic starting point for navigating this must-see neighborhood. Download the maps and read up on the area’s top attractions and best nightlife options.

• Eater. This site is for all you foodies out there. The NOLA Eater edition covers a wide variety of mouth-watering suggestions from where to find classic Creole restaurants and the city’s best sandwiches to eating your way through the French Quarter.

• New Orleans Insider’s Blog. Here’s the inside scoop on all of NOLA’s current events. Dive into the local scene with the blog’s curated recommendations. Find sustainable dining options and must-see museums, and read up on the city’s upcoming festivals.

• NewOrleans.com Check out this comprehensive guide to New Orleans. Learn about the best things to do in the Big Easy. Find popular attractions, where to stay, trendy restaurants, and upcoming events. Get inspiration here and start planning!

• OffBeat Magazine. Your connection to music events and cultural happening in New Orleans and the surrounding area. The site is packed with articles, guides, and a calendar of events. Check out popular festivals and the city’s hottest new restaurants.