Our
ever
growing
list
of
New
Orleans,
Louisiana
Haunted
Hotels
can
help
you
find
a
place
to
stay
where,
hauntings,
specters,
Voodoo
cursed
Zombies,
Vampires
and
ghosts
are
said
to
be
more
then
just
rumored
to
be
mingling
amongst
the
guests.
Plan
your
visit
to
a
documented
Haunted
New
Orleans
Hotel
for
your
next
Haunted
Louisiana
destination
experience.
Hotel
Maison
de
Ville
The
main
building
of
the
Hotel
Maison
de
Ville,
located
at
727
Rue
Toulouse,
in
the
heart
of
the
French
Quarter
contains
the
reception
room,
parlor,
concierge,
and
nine
guest
quarters.
Across
the
traditional
New
Orleans
courtyard,
featuring
a
cast
iron
fountain
and
bricks
original
to
the
location,
are
luxurious
guest
rooms.
These
historic
former
slave
quarters
are
believed
to
have
been
constructed
more
than
fifty
years
earlier
than
the
main
building
and
are
possibly
the
oldest
buildings
in
New
Orleans.
Guests
of
the
Hotel
Maison
de
Ville
will
experience
New
Orleans
history
and
hospitality,
both
at
the
hotel
and
in
the
surrounding
area.
Choose
from
accommodations
ranging
from
guest
rooms
overlooking
the
courtyard
or
French
Quarter
to
the
room
where
Tennessee
Williams
completed
A
Streetcar
Named
Desire.
Guests
may
also
choose
to
enjoy
unique
lodging
at
the
Audubon
Cottages
where
John
James
Audubon
painted
much
of
his
Birds
of
America
series.
It
is
easy
to
understand
why
so
many
say
it
is
worth
a
visit
to
New
Orleans
just
to
stay
at
Hotel
Maison
de
Ville.
The
Hotel
Maison
de
Ville
and
Audubon
Cottages
offer
guests
the
chance
to
enjoy
the
New
Orleans’
French
Quarter
the
way
it
was
meant
to
be
experienced.
Guests
are
treated
to
true
Southern
hospitality
with
that
special
New
Orleans
flair.
Beyond
its
phenomenal
location,
luxury
accommodations,
unique
amenities,
and
two-hundred
years
of
New
Orleans
history,
the
Hotel
Maison
de
Ville
also
is
home
to
one
of
the
finest
restaurants
in
New
Orleans,
The
Bistro.
Chef
Greg
Picolo,
born
and
raised
in
New
Orleans,
has
created
a
Parisian-style
bistro
that
serves
Nouvelle
Creole
Cuisine
that
includes
traditional
French
bistro
selections
and
New
Orleans
culinary
favorites.
.
For
a
good
case
of
Southern
haunted
hospitality,
head
to
the
Haunted
Hotel
Maison
de
Ville
in
New
Orleans.
Cottage
No.
4
which
is
said
to
be
haunted
by
a
soldier
with
a
penchant
for
country
music.
Once
a
hotel
employee
opened
the
door
to
show
guest
into
Cottage
No.
4
and
they
say
they
saw
a
man
dressed
in
a
1940's
military
uniform,
who
then
disappeared.
It
has
been
told
over
and
over
again
whenever
the
cottage's
radio
is
turned
to
any
station,
the
ghost
changes
it
back
to
a
country
station.
He
also
is
said
to
have
materialized
fully
to
several
guest
when
seances
are
held
in
the
cottage
and
appears
solid
and
as
real
as
any
live
person,
then
simply
he
is
said
to
walk
into
the
wall.
Paranormal
investigators
have
recorded
his
voice
saying,
I
need
to
leave."
Several
images
on
film
and
video
have
captured
a
glimpse
of
his
stern
face
or
flash
of
his
uniform
and
medals.
A
great
many
armature
ghost
hunters
and
guest
have
come
forward
to
tell
their
haunted
stories
of
this
haunted
cottages
ghost
also.
Guests
have
also
reported
seeing
mysterious
wet
footprints,
and
women
and
men
dressed
in
vintage
clothing.
Many
strange
nightly
rapping
noises,
moving
objects,
sheets
pulled
off
you
in
the
middle
of
the
night,
disembodied
voices,
and
feelings
of
someone
tugging
at
their
feet
have
been
reported
by
many
a
guest.
.
Le
Pavilion
Hotel
A
paranormal
research
team
identified
four
ghosts
at
LePavillon
including
a
19th
century
teenage
girl,
a
young
aristocratic
couple
from
the
1920’s,
and
a
dapper
gentleman
from
the
same
era
who
likes
to
play
pranks
on
the
cleaning
staff.
This
hotel
was
built
in
1907.
Often
called
"The
Belle
of
New
Orleans."
Le
Pavillion
offers
turn-of-the-century
charm
in
the
heart
of
downtown
New
Orleans.
Twenty
foot
Italian
statues
representing
Peace
and
Prosperity
greet
you
at
the
Poydras
Street
front
door.
Inside
this
spectacular
grand
hotel
you'll
find
crystal
chandeliers,
historic
antiques
and
several
lively
ghost.
Noteworthy,
among
the
hotel's
impressive
collection
of
historic
antiques,
are
a
distinctive
portrait
of
a
lady
of
the
French
Court
that
hangs
in
the
Crystal
Room.
Two
stipulations
to
the
hotel's
purchase
of
the
painting
were
that
it
would
never
leave
New
Orleans
and
that
it
be
the
only
painting
of
a
woman
in
the
room
where
it
was
to
be
hung.
The
hotel
also
boasts
the
largest
gas
lantern
in
the
United
States,
which
hangs
burning
at
the
front
porch.
Proudly
sitting
in
our
Castle
Suite,
is
a
magnificent
hand
carved
marble
bathtub,
which
was
a
gift
from
Napoleon
to
a
wealthy
Louisiana
plantation
owner.
A
similar
tub
that
had
belonged
to
Napoleon
is
housed
in
the
Louvre.
This
Haunted
New
Orleans
hotel
makes
guests
feel
at
home
by
providing
homelike
touches
like
complimentary
evening
peanut
butter
finger
sandwiches.
At
one
point
a
few
years
ago
the
hotel
management
hired
paranormal
investigators,
who
identified
several
ghosts
in
the
hotel.
one
group
found
four
another
say
they
documented
over
100.
Strange
noises
in
the
night
apparitions
of
figures
standing
at
the
foot
of
different
beds.
Bed
sheets
being
tugged
into
the
air
after
midnight,
and
disappearing
items
only
to
turn
up
in
odd
places.
One
guest
visiting
for
a
large
medical
convention
held
in
New
Orleans
last
year
gave
an
account
of
a
old
gray
haired
woman
sitting
on
the
side
of
his
bed,
he
said
he
felt
the
weight
of
her
body
on
the
bed
and
her
cold
hands
stroking
his
head
and
saying
"I
will
never
let
you
go."
he
turned
on
the
light
and
she
faded
away.
And
Yes,
He
checked
out
within
the
hour.
Paranormal
investigators
have
deemed
this
one
of
the
most
haunted
hotels
in
the
Crescent
City.
BEWARE!
Hidden
by
the
luxurious
décor
are
many
tales
of
eerie
occurrences
and
ghostly
happenings.
It
is
said
that
the
entire
cleaning
staff
refuses
to
go
on
a
certain
floor.
There
have
been
sightings
of
four
more
ghosts
at
this
hotel.
.
Andrew
Jackson
Hotel
The
Andrew
Jackson
Is
Located
919
Royal
St.
In
The
Heart
Of
The
Haunted
French
Quarter.
The
Hotel
Offers
A
Charming
And
Relaxing
Atmosphere
With
18th-Century
Furnishings
And
Spacious
Guest
Rooms.
It
Also
Has
Excellent
Facilities
As
Well
As
Comfortable
Guest
Rooms
And
Public
Areas.
This
Hotel
Is
Ideally
Situated
For
Visitors
To
The
Area.
All
Of
The
Guest
Rooms
Are
Comfortable
And
Nicely
Equipped
To
Give
A
Feeling
Of
Being
Home
While
Away
From
Home.
The
Andrew
Jackson
is
Located
in
the
Heart
of
the
French
Quarter.
The
Hotel
Offers
a
Charming
and
Relaxing
Atmosphere
With
18th-Century
Furnishings
and
Spacious
Guest
Rooms.
It
Also
Has
Excellent
Facilities
As
Well
As
Comfortable
Guest
Rooms
and
Public
Areas.
Haunted
New
Orleans
legend
tells,
that
this
was
the
site
onthis
site
which
the
hotel
now
sits
was
once
the
site
of
an
old
New
Orleans
all-boy’s
school.
The
school
was
destroyed
in
the
great
fire
of
New
Orleans
,1788.
Five
boys
were
said
to
have
perished
in
the
blaze.
And
still
haunt
the
present
building.
This
Hotel
is
Ideally
Situated
For
Visitors
To
the
Area.
All
of
the
Guest
Rooms
Are
Comfortable
and
Nicely
Equipped
To
Give
a
Feeling
of
Being
Home
While
Away
from
Home.
The
Hotel
Also
Has
a
Variety
of
Facilities
and
Services
That
Are
Sure
To
Meet
the
Needs
of
Both
Business
and
Leisure
Travelers.
Renovated
in
1997.
The
Andrew
Jackson
sits
on
the
site
of
a
boarding
school
where
five
children
lost
their
lives
in
a
devastating
fire
in
the
late
1700's.
Over
the
years,
guests
have
reported
hearing
children
playing
in
the
courtyard
in
the
middle
of
the
night,
despite
the
fact
that
the
courtyard
was
deserted
(at
least
by
the
living!)
