Two years later, Royal Sonesta New Orleans opened its doors. In 1967, the Vieux Carre Commission approved plans to begin construction of what would become a landmark French Quarter hotel. Nearly 70 years later, the owners of the Sonesta brand at that time, the Sonnabends, were introduced to developer Lester Kabacoff and soon the site of the old brewery would be repurposed. In 1890, the American Brewing Company purchased the winery and expanded the building to encompass an entire city block. During the 19th Century, Bourbon Street became a thriving commercial district with everything from a costume shop to a winery. Originally, houses, courtyards, and carriageways occupied the 300 block of Bourbon Street. The site of The Royal Sonesta New Orleans dates back to 1721 when French military engineer Adrien de Pauger first laid out the city of New Orleans. Please call us at 1.504.586.0300 should you have further questions about accessibility or email us at. Rooms designated as hearing accessible have features for guests who are deaf or hard of hearing, including visual alarms and notification devices.įor general amenities associated with each suite type, please see our rooms page. Accessible route to all parts of the room.Roll-in shower or tub with grab bars (specific bathing fixture type is indicated for each room in the room name).Doorways that provide 32” of clear width.Rooms designated as mobility accessible have features for guests with mobility disabilities, including, but not limited to: Hearing Accessible RClub Concierge Two Queens.Hearing Accessible Interior Balcony Two Queens.

Hearing Accessible Interior Balcony Two Doubles.Hearing Accessible Interior Balcony King.Mobility Accessible Junior Suite Two Queens, Tub.Mobility Accessible Junior Suite King, Roll-in Shower.Mobility Accessible RClub Concierge Two Doubles, Roll-in Shower.Mobility Accessible RClub Concierge King, Tub.Mobility Accessible Moderate Two Doubles, Roll-in Shower.Mobility Accessible Interior Balcony King, Tub.Mobility Accessible Two Doubles Patio, Tub.Our hotel has the following accessible suite types: Information About Accessible Guest Suites Audio/visual fire alarms in common areas.Hotel employees will read menus and other printed/visual information and provide verbal directions to locations in the hotel to guests who are blind/low vision.Braille and tactile signage is provided for permanent rooms and spaces.Hotel’s valet parking accepts vehicles specially outfitted for wheelchair users.

Guest room TVs have closed captioning or closed caption decoders provided.Hotel provides assistive listening devices for meetings upon request.The following areas are not fully accessible:

Accessible parking spaces for vans and cars in self-parking facility.

Route from the hotel’s public entrance to.

We strive to make your stay as comfortable as possible and to accommodate the needs of our guests with disabilities. Please contact the hotel if you have any special requests relating to your disability.

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