The rich history of cocktails in New Orleans is undeniable; from the inventions of the Sazerac in the mid-1800s and the Vieux Carré in 1938 to the popularization of the French 75 and the Pimm’s Cup, the Big Easy is as much a drinking destination as it is one of ... More

The W New Orleans in the French Quarter, a few minutes walk from historic Jackson Square, layers modern luxury atop a boutique hotel vibe that takes full advantage of charming Chartres Street. Many of the 97 rooms, spread over three buildings, are small but offer signature touches such as ... More

You’d be hard-pressed to find an American city that rivals the cultural richness and deep-rooted history found within New Orleans. Indeed, it’s a destination worth traveling to all year-round—but the city is truly in its finest form during the annual Jazz & Heritage Festival. This year, musical acts ... More

The moment guests step foot into lobby of New Orleans’ Windsor Court hotel, they’re transported to what seems like a bygone era—a place where well-dressed Southern bells gather for high tea at noon, travelers sip pre-dinner martinis and throaty jazz singers croon songs by request. Inspired by England’s Windsor ... More