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 CHATEAU DUPRE FRENCH QUARTER HOTEL

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Address: 131 DECATUR STREET
City Area: NEW ORLEANS
Region: French Quarter
Reservations: 1-866-260-0402

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Nestled in the heart of the French Quarter, Hotel Chateau Dupre has been home to statesmen, magnates, and matriarchs of New Orleans society. Handicapped-accessible rooms are also available for hotel guests. The hotel's attentive and courteous staff is waiting to serve you. Hotel Chateau Dupré is an intimate hotel featuring elegant rooms. Concierge and dry-cleaning services are also provided to hotel guests. Designed with the needs of the corporate traveler in mind, the Hotel Chateau Dupre features a number of rooms with in-room fax and data port. The hotel occupies a historic building dating back to pre-Civil War times. Built in 1856, it has in its illustrious past been home to statesmen, magnates and matriarchs of New Orleans society. Hotel Chateau Dupre offers a variety of services to enhance your stay in New Orleans!. Chateau Dupre has been awarded a Triple-A, 3- Diamond rating. The Resort fee includes includes weekday newspaper, unlimited local, operated assisted, toll-free, nationwide long distance and high speed internet access. Now you, too, can sleep beneath the Inn's grand ceilings and enjoy its charming hospitality!. Each guest room includes fax, data ports, cable television, and safe deposit boxes(fee). After breakfast take a stroll through the French Quarter's attractions, famed shops and restaurants. Begin your day with a complimentary continental breakfast in the spacious, elegant lobby. Come stay at the Chateau Dupre for old world elegance and modern convenience.
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 Hotel Features:
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Hairdryer
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Iron
Dataports
Alarm Clock
Air Conditioning
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Maid Service
Shuttle Service
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Lounge
Laundry Service
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 Basic Information:
Hotel Size
Number of Rooms: 56
Number of Floors: 4
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Area Attractions
-Mississippi River 1 Block
-Bourbon Street 3
Blocks
-Convention Center 7 Blocks
-Aquarium 2 Blocks

-Harrah's Casino 2 Blocks

Directions
From New Orleans International Airport:
Take I-10 East to Orleans Avenue.
Take the Vieux Carre exit.
Turn left on Toulouse.
Turn right on Decatur St.

Cancellation Policy
Check In Time - 4:00 PM
Check Out Time - 11:00 AM
Hotel Built - 1856
Last Renovated - 2001
Minimum Check In Age - 21 Years or Older
Resort Fee - $4.95 nightly

 

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