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When the Dupuy was built in 1973, it became the last new hotel constructed in the French Quarter; in 1975, a building moratorium was established. The colonial-style hotel went out of its way to fit into the historic neighborhood setting, most notably with its stone-floored, palm-lined courtyard. The hotel’s fine restaurant, spa, pool, and sauna make it a favorite of vacationers. |
Location
1001 Toulouse St
New Orleans, LA 70112
USA
Property amenities
The Dupuy is actually five separate former townhouses melded into a single establishment. The heart of the locale is its courtyard. One part features lounging furniture placed around a three-tier fountain. The other part, lined with palms and paved in stone, offers a large swimming pool. The hotel's two restaurants, one each for fine and casual dining, both specialize in regional cuisine.
This hotel has two restaurants, one each for fine and casual dining, both specializing in regional cuisine, notably gumbo and jambalaya. There's a swimming pool in the large courtyard, which is paved in stone and lined with palms. Guests also have access to a small sauna, spa, and a fitness room equipped with a treadmill, exercise bikes, and resistance machines.
Policies
There are no room charges for children younger than 17 occupying the same room as their parents.
Cribs are complimentary; rollaway beds are available for a fee.
Upon check-in all guests are required to establish credit. All requests are subject to availability.
Dining
Dominique's - A highlight among the city's fine-dining establishments, Dominique's specializes in regional cuisine (gumbos, gulf seafood). The menu changes regularly. Open for breakfast and dinner, the restaurant makes its own pastries, breads, and pastas. The dining room has white tablecloths and high-backed chairs; some of its floor-to-ceiling windows overlook the palm-lined courtyard, where meals also can be served.
The French Quartet Bistro - The Bistro features hardwood floors, mirrored columns, and a multi-wall mural reminiscent of Toulouse-Lautrec’s artwork that has become the hotel's hallmark. Open for lunch and dinner, this casual restaurant serves Louisiana-style entrées, including gumbo and jambalaya.
Rooms
This hotel has 200 guestrooms, all of which include air conditioning, cable TVs, padded headboards, and signature local art. Just below the ceilings, a trompe l'oeil painted trim depicts drapes. The windows overlook the courtyard or the historic neighborhood. Bathrobes, coffee/tea makers, and turndown service are available on request.