Soniat House Inn, New Orleans
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“The two houses here epitomize Creole elegance at its unassuming best. You enter into a courtyard filled with ferns and a trickling fountain; some rooms open onto the courtyard, while winding stairways lead to elegant upstairs quarters.”
“Step through the stone carriageway and into the Soniat House’s serene courtyard, framed by Japanese magnolias and seasonal plant life, and you’ll feel as if you’ve stepped back in time. This set of refined townhouses is stocked with the owners’ impeccable choice of antiques, paintings on loan from New Orleans Museum of Art and vibrant textiles, with accommodations renovated often.”
Featured as Fodor’s Choice in New Orleans.
“Consummately high standards of hospitality prevail throughout the entire experience of staying at this discreet complex of historic Creole cottages. A timeless New Orleans ambience, set against a backdrop of antique-lined grandeur and an exclusive feel make this one of the city’s most satisfying properties.”
What guests liked
- Top location
- Friendly staff
- Excellent Wifi
All you need to know
A 30-room hotel, Soniat House celebrates New Orleans scenic beauty. The hotel earnestly has earned a “Certificate of Excellence” from Trip Advisor in repetitive terms. The luxury hotel is filled with antique objects and regular amenities. The Soniat House Antiques are interesting built-in furniture, decorative items, and fine art. The hotel has special offers for guests under the title of Summer Special, Suite Summer special, New Orleans Romance and French quarter Escape.
Soniat House in New Orleans serves breakfast with homemade buttermilk biscuits. The Honor Bar is an exclusive operator for the use of hotel guests. Whatever you want from the bar like wine, champagne, cocktails, and soft drinks that will suit your breath. Concierge and security services are construed with secure parking and safety deposit boxes. New Orleans Athletic Club gives you access to exercise facilities, ball courts, an indoor pool, locker room, yoga room, pub, library and fully servicing spa.
Soniat House is a one-way store for a business meeting, family celebration, intimate company retreat, or low-key gathering of friends. You get to score the perfect number with Soniat House. Business clients can accommodate 25 in one dining or meeting. The conference table accommodates 14 guests. All kinds of audio or visual equipment are available that includes conference call capability. The Soniat House can arrange catered meals. Weddings are the perfect choice to celebrate the place.
Soniat House Antiques offer internationally selected designs of fine art which carry Italian, French, and English touch. The products are designed by Fornasetti, Pierre Cazenove, and Aldo Tura.
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