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New Orleans, Louisiana
Eight historic French Colonial buildings with two courtyard pools on Burgundy St
Hotel St. Pierre occupies eight French Colonial buildings on Burgundy Street in the French Quarter, some dating to the 1700s. The 79 rooms are named after New Orleans jazz legends and spread across a maze of tropical courtyards with two outdoor swimming pools. The property is on the National Register of Historic Places. The hotel sits three blocks from Bourbon Street's Lavender Triangle — the cluster of gay bars around Bourbon and St. Ann — close enough to walk but quiet enough to sleep. Free continental breakfast, pet-friendly rooms, and afternoon cookies round out a solid base for exploring the Quarter.
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