Original terrazzo floors and chandeliers at the entrance of the Pontchartrain Hotel lead to the reception, which is backed by red grasscloth walls.
Photography by Christian Horan Photography

The art-filled lobby at the Ace Hotel New Orleans, housed in a former department store building in the city’s Warehouse District.
Photography by Fran Parente

The Pontchartrain’s Caribbean Room pays homage to its Garden District location with floral elements and a painting of city native Lil Wayne.
Photography by Christian Horan Photography

Troubador guestrooms include geometric patterns and two-person bartops for in-room cocktails.
Photography by Rush Jagoe

The Ace’s Josephine Estelle osteria features a handpainted backdrop from the New Orleans Opera’s “The Magic Flute” production.
Photography by Fran Parente

Guestrooms at the Moxy New Orleans eschew casegoods in favor of hooks and pegs on the walls.

Henry Howard Hotel guestrooms include a mix of brick, wood floors, vintage and custom furniture, and local original artwork.

Black and white flooring leads to and spans the Catahoula’s lobby pisco bar.
Photography by Elsa Hahne