More information on American Creole House
Circa 1852, American Creole House is a historic Creole townhouse providing all-suite accommodations to the discerning business and leisure traveler. A complete renovation of the property was completed in November, 1987. The house is conveniently located on St. Charles Avenue at the foot of the Lower Garden District, near Lee Circle. The location provides easy access to the Central Business District, French Quarter and uptown New Orleans and is one block from I-10 exit and entrance ramps. The world-famous St. Charles Streetcar line passes directly outside the front door of the property. We are only 15 blocks from the French Quarter and 5 blocks from the New Orleans Convention Center and/or the Louisiana Superdome.
Check-in Time:
1400Check-out Time:
1100Total Rooms:
3 rooms.3Total Floors:
2 floors.Rooms:
American Suite - Queen Bed and Queen Sofabed Sofabed-Kitchen-Pvt Entrance-TV-Dataport American Suite - This deluxe suite offers a queen bed, sitting area with queen sofabed, kitchen with microwave, and dining area. Amenities include private entrance, tile bathroom with tub and shower, cable TV, telephone with data port, and ceiling fan.Directions
from Msy Airport Take I 10 East Downtown To 90 Business West. Exit At St. Charles Avenue. The Property Is Located On St Charles And I 10. See The Property Directly Ahead On The Corner Of St. Charles And Calliope.
Area
American Creole house is situated in the Garden District, blocks from the French Quarter, Convention Center, and near the Lee Circle and Superdome.
Dining
Restaurant / Dining InformationEmeril's Delmonico - French/Continental open 10am-11pm - Located 1 block away. Commander Palace - Continental cuisine open 10am-11pm - Located 5 blocks away.
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