Strolling distance to Bourbon Street fun but set just slightly apart from “le bon temps”, Dauphine Orleans Hotel is a peaceful hideaway set in a collection of buildings with colorful French Quarter pedigrees. James Audubon painted Birds of America in what’s now the breakfast room, and the Victorian-style bar is named for the madam who used to preside over this one-time bordello.

Guests can take advantage of a quiet and relaxing stay at the Dauphine Orleans, while being within a short walk to the New Orleans streetcar lines, Bourbon Street and the Mississippi riverfront. This top rated boutique hotel is located in the historic French Quarter and welcomes their guests with a complimentary welcome beverage at their bar, May Baily’s Place, once a bordello in the former Storyville district of New Orleans.