New Orleans French Quarter
When the world is back to normal, we invite you to celebrate with us at Hotel Provincial. We may be a little biased, but we think we're located on one of the loveliest streets in the New Orleans French Quarter–Chartres Street (pronounced CH… Read More »
NOTE: MANY EVENTS ARE BEING CANCELLED DUE TO COVID-19. Get out there and explore New Orleans in April when the weather is balmy and the musicians are hot (the crawfish, too). Here are ten great reasons to reserve your room at Hotel… Read More »
NOTE: SEVERAL EVENTS HAVE BEEN CANCELLED. PLEASE CALL AHEAD OR CHECK WITH LOCAL NEWS OUTLETS BEFORE YOU HEAD OUT. Mardi Gras 2020 may be in the books but, with St. Patrick’s Day, St. Joseph’s Day and Super Sunday all in March, yo… Read More »
Make our traditions your traditions this Carnival Season. Mardi Gras is Tuesday, February 25th this year and, if you act quickly, you can still book Hotel Provincial for the biggest week of Carnival! See super krewes Endymion and Bacc… Read More »
What are we going to be for Mardi Gras 2020? Fully booked! Hotel Provincial is excited to announce that we still have a few rooms left during the Carnival Season which culminates on Fat Tuesday, February 25th. If Mardi Gras in New Orleans is o… Read More »
There are lots of things you shouldn’t do at Mardi Gras in New Orleans (flash, drink too much, tinkle where you shouldn’t), but here are 10 things you absolutely must do. Join us here at the Hotel Provincial during the Carnival season … Read More »
Hotel Provincial Has Room Availability for the National Championship Game! Welcome LSU and Clemson Fans! From Friday, January 10th to Monday, January 13th, New Orleans is a going to be a sea of purple, gold and orange as Peach Bowl Champion… Read More »
It's not too late to make plans to attend the 86th Annual Allstate Sugar Bowl 2020 in New Orleans. Along with the Georgia vs. Baylor game in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome on New Year's Day, join us for the Celebration in the Oaks Run/Walk, the … Read More »
With New Orleans characters strolling about the French Quarter in Victorian dress, balconies decked out in holiday finery, and special events like Creole Réveillon dinners, candlelight caroling in Jackson Square and concerts in St. Louis Cathe… Read More »
Welcome to November in New Orleans when we say goodbye to hurricane season and hello to gumbo season. With an average high of 71 °F and an average low of 55 °F, November is great festival weather. Here’s what up down here. Bloody Mar… Read More »
