Bourbon Street is steeped in a lively history dating back to 1718 when New Orleans was founded by Jean-Baptiste Le Moyne de Bienville. Also known as "Rue Bourbon," Bourbon Street stretches for 13 blocks from Canal Street to Esplanade Avenue in the heart of the French Quarter. A home to burlesque clubs, jazz, and legendary bars such as Jean Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop, a bar/restaurant housed in a 1772 Creole cottage, and the Old Absinthe House.
New Orleans Hotel on Bourbon Street -
The center of French Quarter nightlife and jazz, Bourbon Street is a bastion of history with a bawdy reputation.Our hotel boasts one of the district's best locations, at the intersection of Bourbon and Toulouse streets, steps from the best nightclubs, restaurants, shops, and bars with balconies overlooking all the action. During Mardi Gras, the party stops right at our front door!
Bourbon Street Bars & Nightclubs -
Get the party started with a stroll down Bourbon Street where jazz was born and historic bars and clubs are on every corner. Stop for live music and Hurricane or Hand Grenade at famous Bourbon Street bars such as Johnny White's, The Famous Door, Razzoo, Pat O'Brien's, and The Cat's Meow.Dancer til dawn at a famous nightspots such as Bourbon Street Blues and Funky Pirate blues club. Les bon temps roulez!
