The Eliza Jane Hotel New Orleans

Entrance Lounge, The Eliza Jane, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Premium King Room, The Eliza Jane, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Publisher's Suite Bathroom, The Eliza Jane, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Lobby, The Eliza Jane, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Press Room Bar, The Eliza Jane, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Fitness Centre, The Eliza Jane, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Press Room Lounge, The Eliza Jane, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Bathroom, The Eliza Jane, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Publisher's Suite, The Eliza Jane, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Front Desk, The Eliza Jane, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

One Queen Bed, The Eliza Jane, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Two Queen Bedroom Suite, The Eliza Jane, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

King Suite, The Eliza Jane, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Editor's Suite Bathroom, The Eliza Jane, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

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A sophisticated hotel housed in former warehouses dating back to the 1800’s, The Eliza Jane encapsulates mid-century splendour in New Orleans, located just a couple of blocks from the fascinating French Quarter.

Included in your holiday

Lounge passes and meet & greet service in UK airports
Transfers to and from your hotel

All flight luggage allowances
Personal concierge service

24/7 assistance when travelling
Full ATOL protection

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Hotel information

The Eliza Jane is a Hyatt Unbound Collection hotel that successfully marries the authentic heritage of 19th-century New Orleans with the Hyatt’s first-class services.

The building is made up of various warehouses, some of which were once used for the Peychaud's Bitters Factory, as well as the printing quarters for The Daily Picayune newspaper. The hotel is, in fact, named after Eliza Jane Nicholson, who was the first female publisher of the newspaper.

This sense of heritage is woven into the hotel today, with industrial elements such as exposed brickwork hinting at the property’s past. The design also incorporates mid-century styles, with a fabulous mix of lounge spaces and courtyards that invite you to stop and linger awhile. Rooms at The Eliza Jane are just as stylish, with brass taps in the bathrooms and that exposed brickwork in the bedrooms.

This boutique New Orleans hotel is also home to a chic bar and French brasserie, which feels very in tune with the overall theme and elegant environment at The Eliza Jane. Meanwhile, all the attractions of New Orleans’ French Quarter are within walking distance, so you are well-placed while staying at The Eliza Jane.

Room Options

There’s a range of guestrooms and suites to choose from at The Eliza Jane, though all are tastefully decorated with mid-century design touches and exposed brickwork. As standard, all accommodation options feature a large flat-screen TV, air conditioning, C.O. Bigelow toiletries, Keurig coffee makers, mini fridges, bathrobes and slippers. However, upgrade to a suite and you’ll be treated to extra luxe robes and slippers, lavender salts, and more space to relax in.

One Queen Bed

This 250sq ft room features a queen-size bed, desk, views of the interior courtyard, and all standard room amenities.

One Bedroom Two Queen Suite

A 425sq ft suite with two queen-size beds, a desk, seating area, and city or atrium views. You can choose to upgrade to a suite with views of Magazine Street.

One Bedroom Magazine View King Suite

A 425sq ft suite complete with a king-size bed, desk, seating area, and Magazine Street views.

Publisher’s Suite

Luxuriate in this 710sq ft suite that nods towards Eliza Jane herself. Amenities include a king-size bed, separate seating area with sofa bed, and dining table.

Editor’s Suite

This 525sq ft space offers a choice of one king-size or two queen-size beds, and features a separate living space, desk, and a tub in the bathroom.

Restaurants & Bars

The Press Room

The hotel’s elegant bar is where to go for cocktails and light bites in a handsome setting, adorned as it is with books in honour of The Daily Picayune newspaper.

Activities & Entertainment

The Eliza Jane is all about chic mid-century design and superlative service, rather than five-star facilities. However, there is a small gym onsite which is open 24 hours a day, and friendly staff can point you in the direction of anything else you may require.

The hotel is also suitably placed to relish the unique delights of New Orleans. Encounter centuries of history and intriguing spots to explore in the French Quarter (just two blocks away), including art galleries, restaurants, bars and more. Witness architectural wonders such as Jackson Square, home to St Louis Cathedral, the Cabildo – a former government building and museum, plus beautiful Pontalba edifices dating back to the mid-1800s. Pop into museums such as Presbytere, showcasing the history of the Mardi Gras festival, and be sure to take a stroll down streets like Frenchmen, Bourbon and Pirates Alley, to soak up the addictive charm of New Orleans’ French Quarter.