Ace Hotel New Orleans, hotel in New Orleans, United States
Ace Hotel New Orleans is a four-star property housed in a 1920s art deco building located in the Warehouse District, about a 10-minute walk from the French Quarter. It contains spacious rooms with midcentury furnishings, a lobby bar, Josephine Estelle restaurant, a rooftop pool deck, and Three Keys, a live music venue open nightly.
The building dates to the late 1920s and originally served as Barnett's Furniture Store, a family business that imported Scandinavian furniture. The hotel was renovated and opened in 2016 by the design team Roman and Williams, blending the structure's historical character with contemporary hospitality.
The hotel sits in the Warehouse District, an area shaped by artists and galleries that has transformed old industrial spaces into creative hubs. The neighborhood blends historic architecture with contemporary culture, reflecting how the city preserves its past while moving forward.
The hotel is about 10 minutes on foot from Bourbon Street in an area with shops, restaurants, and bars, with direct streetcar access for exploring nearby neighborhoods. Dogs under 25 pounds are welcome, a nearby park is available for walks, and amenities include a heated rooftop pool, 24-hour gym, and easily accessible shared spaces throughout the property.
The rooftop pool is small but open to the public for a fee, which sometimes makes the space crowded during peak hours. The rooftop deck also screens movies and sports events on a large outdoor screen, creating an unexpected gathering spot for hotel guests.
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