Mid-City Travel Guide
New Orleans
Visit Mid-City
Stay near popular Mid-City attractions
Things to do
Daytime Riverboat Jazz Cruise
New Orleans Voodoo, Ghost, Murder, True Crime and Vampire Tour
Guided Louisiana Airboat Tour
New Orleans Pass: Save up to 50 Percent - Includes National WWII Museum
New Orleans Swamp and Bayou Alligator Tour with Optional Transportation
Top hotels in Mid-City
Midtown Hotel - Downtown New Orleans
"I believe his name was Anthony. At check-in he was very helpful and other times in asking him questions. Very nice and courteous person."
Reviewed on 30 Sept 2026
New Orleans Marriott
Bourbon Orleans Hotel
"Beautiful historic hotel in French Quarter. Staff are fantastic. I stayed on 6th floor in King Size room. It was large and clean. Only recommendation would be to add a chair and a desk or table."
Reviewed on 29 Sept 2026
The Westin New Orleans
The Old No. 77 Hotel & Chandlery
"That beverage credit everyday was so convenient! If you’re a cofffee lover like me they have a little cafe in the lobby. Also that perfect restaurant right on side of the lobby was great. Everyone was nice and it’s conveniently located in NOLA. I walked everywhere!"
Reviewed on 30 Sept 2026
Sheraton New Orleans Hotel
"staff was very helpful and friendly"
Reviewed on 30 Sept 2026
Where to stay in Mid-City
- French Quarter
- New Orleans Central Business District
- Arts/Warehouse District
- Garden District
- Lower Garden District
French Quarter
Known for its fantastic nightlife and great live music, there's plenty to explore in French Quarter. Check out top attractions like Bourbon Street and Canal Street, and jump on the metro at Dumaine St Station or Ursulines Ave Stop to see more of the city.
New Orleans Central Business District
Known for its fantastic nightlife and great live music, there's plenty to explore in New Orleans Central Business District. Check out top attractions like Canal Street and Caesars Superdome, and jump on the metro at Carondelet at Poydras Stop or Poydras Street Stop to see more of the city.
Arts/Warehouse District
Known for its abundant dining options and interesting museums, there's plenty to explore in Arts/Warehouse District. Top attractions like National World War II Museum and Riverwalk Marketplace Shopping Center are major draws, and you can catch the metro at St. Charles at Julia Stop or Saint Charles at Saint Joseph Stop to see more of the city.
Garden District
Unique features of Garden District include the gardens and restaurants. Make a stop by Magazine Street or Lafayette Cemetery while you're exploring the area.
Lower Garden District
Travellers love Lower Garden District for its beautiful gardens, and you can see more of New Orleans by jumping on the metro at St. Charles at St. Andrew Stop or St. Charles at Josephine Stop. You might spend time checking out top sights like Port of New Orleans and Magazine Street.
