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Los Angeles - Although Los Angeles is referred to as the “city of angels,” it is perhaps more widely known as home of the celebrity. But Hollywood is only a small part of what makes this vast metropolis so great. Los Angeles is a charming assortment of intermingling communities, each with its own identity and character. From Beverly Hills, to Venice Beach, to Little Tokyo, Los Angeles is an extremely diverse metropolis. Toronto - Toronto is a cosmopolitan metropolis comprised of trendy neighborhoods, a bustling business district, immense parks and gardens, festivals, arts, culture, upscale shopping, authentic ethnic restaurants, and much more. Toronto is just a modern city however, as it is home to numerous historic attractions, not to mention its profound maritime heritage. Nashville - The capital city of Tennessee, Nashville is more than the Grand Ole Opry. The city is steeped in Civil War history, embellished with antebellum mansions and inspiring period architecture. Nashville is friendly and family-oriented, offering the finest in music, arts, shopping and dining. Houston - Houston is the largest city in Texas, fourth largest in America. Known as the "Bayou City," Houston offers an eclectic mix of things to do for visitors of all ages and budgets, ranging from the city's 17-block Theater District, to its more than 11,000 restaurants, to the world's largest rodeo. Biloxi - Biloxi is a fast growing vacation destination situated on the Gulf Coast in Mississippi. The city is home to nine casino-resorts, all of which are open 24 hours, seven days a week, and offer the very same gaming excitement as found in Las Vegas or Atlantic City. For a great change of pace, Biloxi also offers close to 26 miles of beaches, where activities range from sunbathing and surfing, to swimming, romantic walks and camping. Berlin - Berlin is one of Europe's cultural gems. The capital of Germany, Berlin has always impressed visitors with its diversity of museums, palaces and historic edifices. From the famous Berlin Wall and the historic Brandenburger Gate, to modern attractions like the Sony Center and Alexanderplatz Square, to the grand old boulevard "Unter den Linden," this city has is engulfed in history, mystery and modernism. Clearwater - Clearwater, Florida, is a resort community offering close to 35 miles of sun-drenched beaches, a diverse array of hotels, and a small cluster of notable restaurants. The city is also home to a variety of attractions and events, ranging from Mocassin Lake Nature Park, to the Clearwater Marine Aquarium, to the reputable Clearwater Jazz Holiday. New York City - New York City is still the business and entertainment capital of the world. Most of what makes New York so famous is cosmopolitan Manhattan Island. Thousands of people bustle along Manhattan Streets each day, exploring landmarks such as Times Square and Central Park, strolling down Broadway or Fifth Avenue, or enjoying the immense variety of theater, restaurants, nightlife and more. Hey, it's the city that never sleeps. Miami - More than 10 million tourists a year flood Miami-Dade County to take advantage of the white-sand beaches, the sunny weather, the upscale shopping, the sizzling nightlife, and the outstanding “New World” cuisine that has taken on a style and taste of its own. Las Vegas - Las Vegas is a combination of fast gaming action, glamour and glitz, sophistication and debauchery, all in the middle of the desert. Dance the night away, dine on world-class cuisine, catch some of the oldest, most reliable names in entertainment, or put your life savings in the hands of fate at any one of the magnificent casino-hotels. Paris - Paris draws on two thousand years of history, giving this city an unrivaled cultural legacy. Paris is magnificent, ancient architecture, inspiring artistry, fashion, glamour, ethnic diversity, charming neighborhoods, refined cuisine, theater, and much more. Altogether Paris is a modern city, consistently responding to new challenges, creating new districts, new meeting places, and new ways of life. London - London is an extravagant mix of history and modernity, science and the arts, business and leisure. From the tranquility of Hyde Park, to the haunting legacy of the Towers of London, to the priceless artifacts in the British Museum and much more, London has a countless array of things to see and do. |
| Cotton Exchange Hotel 231 Carondelet Street in New Orleans. Hotel Reservations, Amenities and Map. |
In addition to the prime location as one of the closest hotels to Bourbon Street and the French Quarter, the Impressionist styled hotel, features the latest in guest amenities include: Rooftop pool and gardens, Full Concierge service and much more. The lobby, which features French impressionist paintings, gives immediate access to the Great room. The Cotton Exchange Hotel Downtown French Quarter Area features 102 guestrooms, which feature high ceilings and large windows. New Orleans has always been a city that has inspired and motivated artists. However, it took Edgar Degas to etch its rich fabric onto canvas. Guarantee yourself a memorable stay the next time you visit New Orleans and stay at the beautiful historical Cotton Exchange Hotel. The Resort fee includes includes weekday newspaper, unlimited local, operated assisted, toll-free, nationwide long distance and high speed internet access. The historic building, which so captivated Degas, lives again as the Cotton Exchange Hotel. The only impressionist painter to ever visit the United States, Degas was staying with his mother's Louisiana relatives when he was inspired to paint one of his most famous works, the New Orleans Cotton Exchange. The elevator gives easy access to the guestrooms and meeting facilities, which include the Degas Ballroom and the garden rooftop pool. Tennessee Williams and William Faulkner captured the city's essence with words, while Louis Armstrong and Al Hirt brought it to soulful life through the blue notes of their instruments. In addition to high ceilings and large windows which allow for vast amounts of natural light, all 102 rooms are decorated in vibrant colors, and the walls are hung with reproductions of Impressionist paintings. Located just one block from the historic French Quarter, the Cotton Exchange Hotel's decor pays tribute to the colorful palettes created by Degas and his fellow Impressionists.
