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Some of these rooms The Junior Suites also access these prime balconies, and add separate living areas. Some of the hotel’s most coveted rooms are its Deluxe Rooms, which open out onto large, shared wrought iron balconies overlooking all the action of Bourbon Street. King Rooms With Balcony overlook the hotel’s beautiful courtyard, while Double Double Rooms With Balcony look out over Toulouse Street. Upgrading buys balconies and better views. Activ Body Care toiletries come in eco-friendly pump dispensers in the shower/tub combos. Bright bathrooms feature marble countertops, tile floors, and hairdryers. Free Wi-Fi, air-conditioning, flat-screen TVs, and coffeemakers come standard, but there are no mini-fridges or minibars. Entry-level rooms feature either one king-size bed or two double beds.

Rooms are bright, clean, and contemporary, with streamlined wood furnishings and modern amenities.

Yellow-and-blue houndstooth carpets add a playful touch to the otherwise understated rooms at the Four Points by Sheraton French Quarter. The lobby and bar, which both face Bourbon Street, are particularly great spots to enjoy some topnotch people-watching. The hotel attracts an eclectic mix of tourists, families, and business guests, and often sees large blocks of rooms rented out by convention groups that want to spoil their guests with a prime location. Though Bourbon Street is just feet away, the space feels light years away from the hustle and bustle of the French Quarter. Tucked behind the hotel is a lovely, serene courtyard with an outdoor pool. The hotel stands on the site of the historic former French Opera House and pays homage to its past in the names of its restaurant and bar, as well as in the local artwork that’s scattered thoughout the property. Not surprisingly, those rooms, and the hotel in general, are in high demand during Mardi Gras and other events. Those who spring for one of the rooms with a coveted balcony overlooking Bourbon Street are in the best spot to take it all in. Sitting directly on Bourbon Street, it’s hard to get any closer to the party. Partying on Bourbon Street is one of the first things that comes to mind for many people when they think of New Orleans, and the Four Points by Sheraton French Quarter gives guests a front row seat to all the action.