Owned by a local New Orleans family since 1961, our historic French Quarter hotel is an architectural gem on Rue Chartres, one of the most famous streets in the Vieux Carré. The five meticulously restored buildings that comprise Hotel Provincial are listed on the National Register of Historic Places but, more importantly, they have a special place in the hearts of all who’ve stayed here.
With antique furnishings and plush bedding, the guest rooms and suites at our boutique hotel in the French Quarter of New Orleans are a blend of historic charm and modern comfort. Some offer iconic French Quarter balconies – little pieces of heaven to call your own.
Our private event spaces at the Hotel Provincial are the ideal place for your wedding reception or business meeting. Our event venue, Honfleur, will provide your guests with an authentic French Quarter experience while accommodating both small and large parties of up to 100. Come tour our lovely courtyards and versatile event spaces and let the planning begin!
You’ll enjoy the perfect French Quarter location at the Hotel Provincial ... but that isn’t everything. While the Hotel Provincial is a historic French Quarter hotel, we offer modern amenities, including several breathtaking courtyards, a courtyard pool, free Wi-Fi, a business center, safe parking and so much more. Our Ice House Bar serves what many say is the best Hurricane in the city, and our on-site restaurant is popular with locals and visitors alike.
Soak in the beauty of Hotel Provincial before you arrive. Take in everything from our balcony views to our relaxing courtyards.
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The Hotel Provincial is the perfect location for a New Orleans getaway. We’re just steps from Jackson Square, Bourbon Street, the French Market and many world-famous New Orleans restaurants and French Quarter attractions.
