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Property	Property class	Guest rating
Ashton's Bed and Breakfast	3.5 star property	10.0 Exceptional 92 reviews	View
The Brakeman Hotel	2.5 star property	9.6 Exceptional 351 reviews	View
Rathbone Mansions	3.0 star property	9.0 Wonderful 664 reviews	View
The Iris Motel	3.0 star property	8.6 Excellent 175 reviews	View
Best Western Plus French Quarter Courtyard Hotel	2.5 star property	8.8 Excellent 2,354 reviews	View

Where to stay in Mid-City District

Find the best Mid-City District areas and neighborhoods for the activities you enjoy most.

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French Quarter

Historic buildings and lively atmosphere entice tourists and locals alike, offering live music, street performances, and vibrant nightlife. Must-see spots include Jackson Square, St. Louis Cathedral, and Café du Monde.

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New Orleans Central Business District

Dynamic and mixed-use, this neighborhood boasts professional offices, historic buildings, and numerous restaurants and clubs. Explore museums like the National WWII Museum and Ogden Museum of Southern Art, or visit Harrah's Casino and Piazza d'Italia.

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Arts/Warehouse District

Known for its ample dining options and fascinating museums, there's plenty to explore in Arts/Warehouse District. You can visit top attractions like National World War II Museum and Riverwalk Marketplace Shopping Center, and jump on the metro at St. Charles at Julia Stop or Saint Charles at Saint Joseph Stop to see more of the city.

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Garden District

Well-preserved historic mansions and striking architecture define this area. Explore Colonel Short's Villa, George Washington Cable House, and Lafayette Cemetery No. 1, or shop at The Rink, with easy streetcar access on St. Charles Avenue.

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Lower Garden District

Lower Garden District is highly notable for its beautiful gardens, and you might want to visit top sights like Port of New Orleans and Magazine Street. See more of New Orleans by jumping on the metro at St. Charles at St. Andrew Stop or St. Charles at Josephine Stop.

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Top Mid-City District Hotel Reviews

The Brakeman Hotel

8/10 Good

"Everything about this hotel was great! It was close enough to walk to main streets, was a unique stay, clean and quiet from street noise mostly. Only complaint was that you could hear other guests in their rooms talking especially when you’re in the hallway it almost sounded like no doors. Also we were on the third floor which the 4th floor is used for private events and there were a couple events over the span of a few days and you could hear people scooting chairs. Last complaint was that there is a locked door to get into the hallway where the rooms are and that door slams. Unfortunately our room was directly next to that so we just heard the door slamming every time anyone went through it which was jarring in the early morning when we were trying to sleep. Other than that we really enjoyed our stay and would 100% come back!"

Fun, Festivals And Jazz Second Lines In Vibrant Treme / French Quarter

10/10 Excellent

"We really enjoyed our stay! The home was very clean, comfortable, and had everything we needed. The location was great, with so many fun areas to explore nearby, including Frenchmen Street, which was an easy walk. Other parts of the city were just a quick streetcar ride away. We also loved spending time hanging out on the front porch and taking in the neighborhood. Learning about the history of the area made our stay even more special. We would definitely recommend this home to anyone visiting New Orleans!"

Degas House

8/10 Good

"We enjoyed our stay at the Degas house, the only things to note: -it was nearly impossible to get in contact with the staff. The phone was never picked up, and there’s no front desk. When we ran into the staff at the house they were very helpful and kind. -Room and building were generally clean, we stayed in the Carrie room and it didnt have a window and was very stuffy. The AC and fan were helpful but loud. -We really enjoyed the proximity to the bus lines and the beautiful neighborhood."

French Quarter Suites Hotel

8/10 Good

"I stayed at this hotel in early October for a girls trip. When we first got to the hotel around 7:45PM. We followed directions the hotel had sent to us via email. To our surprise, the door it told us to go to was locked and nobody was answering the phone. We called 3 times and then proceeded to call the emergency phone number the hotel gave out. Turns out, the emergency number they give out to guests is to a number that does NOT work with the hotel anymore- hasn't for years. Luckily, the woman gave us an idea to try by going to the hotel next door to check in. It worked thankfully, but I feel the instructions need to be updated and more direct with what travellers need to do. Other than that, the room was clean and very spacious. Upon entering the room, the room and even the bedsheets smelled like mildew. However, the bathroom outlets did not work, so we had to use the living outlets to blow dry our hair. The bathroom shower doesn't properly hold/drain water so the bathroom will flood every time someone showers. The rooms constantly smelled like weed and/or cigarettes. The walls are also thin so you will hear your neighbors. Aside from this, I did like the hotel and enjoyed the fact there was security every night on the property. I also liked we had a key fob to even enter the hotel. Staff was always friendly and helpful!"

Frequently asked questions

What is Mid-City District like?

Travelers are sure to enjoy a stay in New Orleans's Mid-City District neighborhood. Are you looking for Mid-City District travel tips? Be sure to check out Fair Grounds Race Course and Mahalia Jackson Theater for the Performing Arts while you're in the neighborhood.

What's the best accommodation in Mid-City District?

Based on our traveler data, Best Western Plus French Quarter Courtyard Hotel is one of the top choices for your stay in Mid-City District. This hotel is a short 5-minute walk from Bourbon Street, and it offers free breakfast and an outdoor pool. Other good options for your stay in the area include Midtown Hotel - Downtown New Orleans and New Orleans Courtyard Hotel and Suites by the French Quarter.

How many hotels are there in Mid-City District?

Expedia has 667 hotels and other accommodations in Mid-City District to choose from, making this an ideal home base for exploring the greater New Orleans area.

If I need to cancel my hotel reservation in Mid-City District, will I receive a refund?

Yes, you'll find most hotel room reservations are fully refundable if you cancel before the hotel's cancellation deadline, which is often 24 or 48 hours before the scheduled arrival. If you booked a non-refundable reservation, it may still be possible to cancel it and receive a refund within a 24-hour period of booking. Add your dates and click on "Search", then filter by "fully refundable" to view the best deals in Mid-City District.

Where can I learn more about changing or cancelling my trip to Mid-City District?

For additional details about picking new dates or cancelling your trip to Mid-City District, go to https://www.expedia.com/service/.

What is there to do in this New Orleans neighborhood?

Browse the collections at Degas House Historic Home Courtyard and Inn, New Orleans African American Museum of Art, Culture & History, or Louisiana Museum of African American History in Mid-City District. Fair Grounds Race Course and Mahalia Jackson Theater for the Performing Arts are also a couple of places to visit in the neighborhood. Don't miss favorite places to visit in the surrounding area, such as Caesars Superdome, Canal Street, and Bourbon Street. While you're out sightseeing in New Orleans, be sure to visit other sights like Port of New Orleans or Caesars New Orleans Casino.

How can I get around Mid-City District and the greater New Orleans area?

If you want to see more of the city, Canal at White Stop is the closest metro stop. Others nearby include Canal at Salcedo Stop and Canal at North Broad Stop.

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Our top choices for Mid-City District hotels

1. Ashton's Bed and Breakfast

2. Rathbone Mansions

3. Best Western Plus French Quarter Courtyard Hotel

4. New Orleans Courtyard Hotel and Suites by the French Quarter

5. La Corte Hotel

6. The Iris Motel

7. The Brakeman Hotel

8. French Quarter Suites Hotel

9. India House Backpackers Hostel

10. Ramada by Wyndham New Orleans Midcity

11. Canal Express Rooms

12. Empress Hotel

13. Hotel Provincial

14. Hotel St. Marie

15. Four Points By Sheraton French Quarter

16. St Charles Coach House, an Ascend Collection Hotel

17. Hyatt House New Orleans/Downtown

18. The Olivier House Hotel

19. Drury Plaza Hotel New Orleans

20. St. Charles Inn

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Where to stay in Mid-City District

French Quarter

New Orleans Central Business District

Arts/Warehouse District

Garden District

Lower Garden District

Top Mid-City District Hotel Reviews

The Brakeman Hotel

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