Nestled in the heart of the French Quarter, Hotel Maison de Ville and the Audubon Cottages is an oasis that has been called one of the most romantic destinations in North America. The historic Audubon Cottages have private courtyards, rare antiques, authentic John James Audubon prints, and are clustered around a pristine swimming pool the oldest in the French Quarter. Complimentary continental breakfast is served daily either in your room or in the courtyard and Port and Sherry are served each evening in the hotel's main parlor.
The high ceiling rooms in the main house are furnished with antiques, four- poster beds and period paintings. Guests of the Hotel Maison de Ville and the Audubon Cottages will experience all the charm and history of the French Quarter, both at the hotel and in the surrounding areas. Hotel Maison de Ville and the Audubon Cottages is also home to The Bistro, voted one of the Best Restaurants in America by Zagat. Serving French Creole cuisine and offering the most extensive wine list in the city, The Bistro is a dining experience not to be missed. From a stay in the room where Tennessee Williams completed A Streetcar Named Desire or in the Audubon Cottages where John James Audubon painted much of his Birds of America series to a meal at The Bistro, it is easy to understand why some say it's worth a visit to New Orleans just to stay at the Hotel Maison de Ville and the Audubon Cottages.
