 New Orleans has always been a city that has inspired and
motivated artists. Tennessee Williams and William Faulkner captured
the city's essence with woods, while Louis Armstrong and Al Hirt
brought it to soulful life through the blue notes of their
instruments. However, it took Edgar Degas to etch it's rich fabric
onto canvas. 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 historic building,
which so captivated Degas, lives again as the Cotton Exchange
Hotel.
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.
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Amenities
- Bar/Lounge
- Cable/Satellite Television
- Complimentary Newspaper
- Concierge
- Elevator(s)
- Express Check In/Out
- Fax Service
- Fitness Center
- Front Desk Open 24 Hours
- In-Room Mini Bars
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- In-Room Pay-Per-View Movies
- Maid Service
- Meeting Facilities
- Parking
- Pool (Outdoor)
- Room Service
- Safety Deposit Boxes
- Security
- Valet Parking
- Wake-Up Service
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Policies
- Check-in Time: 3:00 PM
- Check-out Time: 11:00 AM
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