Audubon Cottages, New Orleans: Luxury in The Big Easy
Mardi Gras, Jazz Festival, The Big Easy, NOLA, Bourbon Street: Welcome to New Orleans! A city known for amazing food, fabulous festivities, international culture and… [Read More]The post Audubon Cottages, New Orleans: Luxury in The Big Easy appeared first on Pursuitist.
Mardi Gras, Jazz Festival, The Big Easy, NOLA, Bourbon Street: Welcome to New Orleans! A city known for amazing food, fabulous festivities, international culture and a special zest for nightlife. And nothing could be more perfect when it?s time to unwind than a luxurious place to escape, right in the heart of the French Quarter. Welcome to the Audubon Cottages!Walking through the private entrance of the newly renovated Audobon Cottages you feel as if you are immediately transported into a secret garden. Intertwined tree branches form a tunnel-like pathway that leads to a breath-taking open space with the brick cottages sprinkled amid the scenery. As you begin to exhale, you are greeted by your personal French Quarter Butler and the pampering begins. From complimentary continental breakfast enjoyed in-room or on your private patio, to providing soft, fluffy towels after a dip in the heated salt-water pool, the service is unparalleled and anticipatory.The stunning brick cottages are named for the naturalist and painter John James Audobon, who called one of them home in the late 1800?s. While still preserving a sense of old New Orleans, the spacious accommodations offer the latest modern amenities, as well...
Mardi Gras, Jazz Festival, The Big Easy, NOLA, Bourbon Street: Welcome to New Orleans! A city known for amazing food, fabulous festivities, international culture and a special zest for nightlife. And nothing could be more perfect when it?s time to unwind than a luxurious place to escape, right in the heart of the French Quarter. Welcome to the Audubon Cottages!Walking through the private entrance of the newly renovated Audobon Cottages you feel as if you are immediately transported into a secret garden. Intertwined tree branches form a tunnel-like pathway that leads to a breath-taking open space with the brick cottages sprinkled amid the scenery. As you begin to exhale, you are greeted by your personal French Quarter Butler and the pampering begins. From complimentary continental breakfast enjoyed in-room or on your private patio, to providing soft, fluffy towels after a dip in the heated salt-water pool, the service is unparalleled and anticipatory.The stunning brick cottages are named for the naturalist and painter John James Audobon, who called one of them home in the late 1800?s. While still preserving a sense of old New Orleans, the spacious accommodations offer the latest modern amenities, as well...
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