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Windsor Court Hotel(*****)
 The hotel?s 319 guestrooms are decorated with English-style furnishings in soft, neutral tones. Lofty windows and original artwork complement the decor. Premium Italian linens top the beds, and guests can choose from three types of pillows. Nightly turndown service is provided. Rooms have either a private balcony or bay window, with views of the surrounding city or the Mississippi River. In-room business amenities include three dual-line telephones, a writing desk, and high-speed Internet access. Deluxe Guestroom - These spacious rooms are approximately 400 square feet and provide one king or two double beds; rooms can accommodate a maximum of four guests. Deluxe Full Suite - Approximately 800 square feet, suites include a large living area and a small kitchen or wet bar. A dressing room adjoins the bedroom, and the bedroom is separated from the living room by French doors. Most suites have a balcony. Rooms provide one king or two double beds and can accommodate a maximum of four guests.
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 Rooms include Air conditioning, Balcony, Bathrobes, Cable/satellite TV, Clock radio, Complimentary newspaper, Designer toiletries, Desk, Hair dryer, High-speed Internet connection, In-room safe, Iron/ironing board, Mini/honor bar, Modem Internet access, Multi-line phone, Patio, Premium bedding, Soundproofed rooms, VCR.
Windsor Court Hotel amenities include Grill Room - Seasonal menus reflect the complex flavors of New Orleans and highlight fresh local ingredients. Creative dishes have earned the restaurant awards from Gourmet Magazine and Condé Nast Traveler. The sommelier?s wine cellar is built on springs to protect the 10,000 various vintages offered to diners. Polo Club Lounge - The warm atmosphere of this lounge evokes an 18th-century gentleman?s drawing room. Cognac, wine, port, and an extensive martini menu are accompanied by light fare and a variety of cigars. A jazz trio plays on Friday and Saturday nights. Well-known visitors include Paul McCartney, who sang an impromptu love song to his bride-to-be while in the lounge. Le Salon - Every afternoon, this sitting room serves loose-leaf tea in Wedgwood china, along with tiny sandwiches, truffles, scones with lemon curd and Devonshire cream, and other tea-time treats. A harpist or a string quartet provides background music. The setting changes in the evening as guests sample champagne, cocktails, and coffee with elegant hors d?oeuvres. Local jazz musicians perform nightly in the softly lit room, joined occasionally by famous guests for cameo performances.
Aquarium of the Americas - 1 block
Cypress Swamp Tours - 1 block
Steamboat Natchez - 1 block
Cajun Queen - 2 blocks
Canal Street Ferry - 2 blocks
French Quarter - 3 blocks
Louisiana Children?s Museum - 3 blocks
Old Absinthe House - 4 blocks
Crescent City Brewhouse - 4 blocks
Rev. Zombie?s House of Voodoo - 1 mile
Voodoo Museum - 1 mile
Jackson Square - 1 mile
Robert E. Lee Monument - 1 mile
Bourbon Street - 1 mile
St. Louis Cemetery Number 1 - 1 mile Louis Armstrong International Airport (MSY): Approximate driving time is 26 minutes and distance is 12 miles. Driving directions from Louis Armstrong International Airport: Take I-10 east to Exit 234 B. Continue on Poydras St approximately 1 mile, turn left onto S Peters St. The entrance is 1 block down on the left at Gravier St and S Peters St.
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24-hour room service, Babysitting or child care, Banquet facilities, Bar/lounge, Business center, Catering, Concierge, Conference rooms, Express check-in/check-out, Health club, Hot tub, Laundry service, Limousine service available, Multilingual staff, Outdoor pool, Restaurant, Shopping/stores, Spa or sauna, Turndown service, Valet parking, An $8-million British art collection of portraits, antiques, and memorabilia earmarks the Windsor Court Hotel. Works by Gainsborough, Reynolds, and Van Dyck highlight this display with an emphasis on Windsor Castle and the life of the Royal family. Guide .
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