A 130-room boutique hotel at the gateway of the Garden District — where the oldest streetcar line in the world stops at our front door and New Orleans begins.
Maison Saint Charles sits at 3636 St. Charles Avenue — the historic corridor that connects Uptown New Orleans to Downtown, running through the heart of the iconic Garden District. Our hotel is named for the street itself, and the spirit of the avenue is woven into every aspect of the stay.
With 130 carefully appointed guest rooms, the on-site Mr. Ed's Seafood & Italian Restaurant, an outdoor pool and hot tub, and — most importantly — the St. Charles streetcar stop directly at our entrance, Maison Saint Charles is designed for genuine immersion in this extraordinary city.
We are pet-friendly. We have on-site parking. Our concierge team knows every jazz club, second line route, and hidden oyster bar in the city. This is New Orleans hospitality, without the boutique hotel pretension.
The St. Charles line — the oldest continually operating streetcar in the world — stops at our door
Oak-shaded streets, antebellum mansions, Commander's Palace and Lafayette Cemetery steps away
French Quarter, Bourbon Street, Marigny, Frenchmen Street — all connected by streetcar or rideshare
The St. Charles Avenue streetcar line has operated continuously since 1835 — making it the oldest continuously operating streetcar line in the world. The green cars run from Carrollton through the Garden District and Uptown, connecting to Downtown and the Central Business District. Our hotel stop: St. Charles and Foucher Street.