Pelham Hotel

The Pelham Hotel offers the luxurious living standards of elegant New Orleans, combined with an ideal location nestled between the business of downtown and the beauty of the French Quarter. Enter through a warmly ornate lobby with a cozy seating area and old world decorations. The grand scale of personal service and attention to detail sets this luxury boutique hotel apart from all others. The attentive staff invites you to experience The Pelham ... an intimate hotel steeped in New Orleans tradition ... where grace, service, and style create a charming atmosphere. The European style historic landmark hotel offers 60 classically appointed guest rooms all furnished in English style, with antiques, four poster beds and elegant fabrics. Other interesting points include 18 feet ceilings, old brick walls, crown molding and 10 feet tall windows. Each of the guest rooms features exquisite floral designs, European antique furnishings, and in-room safes.
The variety of styles, including 4-poster king size and queen size beds, create an atmosphere of gracious comfort for every guest. The Pelham is located on a site that was formerly the plantation of Jean Baptist Lemoyne De Bienville, founder of New Orleans. The plantation was granted to Bienville by the Company of the Indies in 1719 and sold by him to the Jesuit Fathers in 1726. The Order held it until 1763 when it was confiscated. From the moment the doorman greets your arrival, you're in a special world, small enough to provide the grand scale of personal attention you deserve. The Pelham Hotel surrounds you with personal indulgences ... plush robes, hairdryers, English soaps, irons & ironing boards, complimentary weekday newspaper, 27" color cable television, alarm clock & radio, coffee makers and in-room safes. Additional amenities include room service, 24-hour valet parking and bell desk. After a busy day, relax at Maxwells, a savory Bayou inspired restaurant serving both brunch and dinner. Enjoy the Cajun Style Omelets, Northern Pacific Omelets, Gumbo Soup Du Jour or Maxwell's Crab Cakes.