The Best Hotels in Mid-City District, New Orleans - 2026 Updated Prices

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Property	Property class	Guest rating
Ashton's Bed and Breakfast	3.5 star property	10.0 Exceptional 92 reviews	View
The Brakeman Hotel	2.5 star property	9.6 Exceptional 349 reviews	View
Rathbone Mansions	3.0 star property	9.0 Wonderful 650 reviews	View
Best Western Plus French Quarter Courtyard Hotel	2.5 star property	8.8 Excellent 2,336 reviews	View
The Iris Motel	3.0 star property	8.8 Excellent 168 reviews	View

Where to stay in Mid-City District

Find the best Mid-City District areas for the activities you enjoy most.

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French Quarter

One of New Orleans’ oldest neighborhoods is popular for an ecclectic blend of romantic history, stunning architecture, jazz and black arts.

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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.

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Arts/Warehouse District

Get to the heart of modern New Orleans and explore renovated warehouses and modern galleries in this chic district.

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Garden District

This historic area was named to remember the plantation lands upon which the city was built.

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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.

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Top Mid-City District Hotel Reviews

New Orleans Courtyard Hotel and Suites by the French Quarter

10/10 Excellent

"It was daughter's 31st birthday. I decided to book a hotel near the French Quarter for one night since we were flying out the next day. Little to our surprise it was indeed a wonderful time. Friendly and helpful staff. Clean rooms and walkable to restaurants and Bourbon Street. We will be coming back! Oh and we even had a mini photo shoot throughout the property 😁"

Rathbone Mansions

8/10 Good

"Beautiful, historic property located on Esplanade. The rooms were comfortable and clean. The pool was nice and well enjoyed by our kids. The only bruise on our stay was due to no fault of the hotel. I had to run out around 5:30 AM and opened the front door of the building from the lobby and was confronted by a bottomless homeless female sleeping on the stoop. She scooted over to the side of the front door but I arranged for my husband to open the front door upon my return as the entrance has a pretty lengthy code entry and I didn’t want to essentially hover over this person while trying to get back into the residence. A general challenge for hoteliers in general in New Orleans but the experience caused me to question my desire to stay outside the beaten path again, especially with kids."

Degas House

10/10 Excellent

"My room was super clean. The bathroom was impeccable. Plenty of towels. I especially liked that not a lot of other guests were there; it was very quiet despite the busy street. Important detail that Expedia leaves out; there’s no front desk, so check in is between 3-5. They were kind enough to let me in after hours, but you shouldn’t rely on my experience; call ahead! I just got lucky. If it had been in the middle of the night I’d have been in trouble. The charm of staying in an old historic rooming house far outweighs any perceived inconvenience for not having a desk. I would definitely stay here again, and might very well do so next year. Important notes; I keep odd hours, so I didn’t utilize the breakfast. Parking would be a major concern on Esplanade if I’d been traveling with a rental. It’s a busy street. Don’t expect off street parking. It’s a neighborhood! The charm of it was wonderful. I walked all the way to the French quarter in maybe twenty or twenty five minutes and took a taxi home."

French Quarter Suites Hotel

8/10 Good

"I stayed at this hotel in early October for a girls trip. When we first got to the hotel around 7:45PM. We followed directions the hotel had sent to us via email. To our surprise, the door it told us to go to was locked and nobody was answering the phone. We called 3 times and then proceeded to call the emergency phone number the hotel gave out. Turns out, the emergency number they give out to guests is to a number that does NOT work with the hotel anymore- hasn't for years. Luckily, the woman gave us an idea to try by going to the hotel next door to check in. It worked thankfully, but I feel the instructions need to be updated and more direct with what travellers need to do. Other than that, the room was clean and very spacious. Upon entering the room, the room and even the bedsheets smelled like mildew. However, the bathroom outlets did not work, so we had to use the living outlets to blow dry our hair. The bathroom shower doesn't properly hold/drain water so the bathroom will flood every time someone showers. The rooms constantly smelled like weed and/or cigarettes. The walls are also thin so you will hear your neighbors. Aside from this, I did like the hotel and enjoyed the fact there was security every night on the property. I also liked we had a key fob to even enter the hotel. Staff was always friendly and helpful!"

Frequently asked questions

What is Mid-City District like?

Travellers are sure to enjoy a stay in New Orleans's Mid-City District neighbourhood. Are you looking for Mid-City District travel tips? Make sure that you visit Fair Grounds Race Course and Mahalia Jackson Theater for the Performing Arts while you're in the neighbourhood.

What's a favourite place to stay in Mid-City District?

Based on our traveller data, Best Western Plus French Quarter Courtyard Hotel is one of the top choices for your stay in Mid-City District. This hotel is a short 5-minute walk from Bourbon Street, and it offers free breakfast and an outdoor pool. Other good options for your stay in the area include Midtown Hotel - Downtown New Orleans and New Orleans Courtyard Hotel and Suites by the French Quarter.

How many hotels should I expect to find in Mid-City District?

Expedia has 667 hotels and other accommodation options in Mid-City District to choose from, making this an ideal home base for exploring the greater New Orleans area.

If I need to cancel my hotel reservation in Mid-City District, will I receive a refund?

Yes! Most hotel room reservations are fully refundable if cancelled prior to the hotel's cancellation deadline, which is often 24 or 48 hours before the scheduled arrival. If you have a non-refundable reservation, it may still be possible to cancel it and get a refund within 24 hours of booking. Add dates, click "Search", then use the filter option "fully refundable" to get the best options available in Mid-City District.

What is there to do in this New Orleans neighbourhood?

Browse the collections at Degas House Historic Home Courtyard and Inn, New Orleans African American Museum of Art, Culture & History or Louisiana Museum of African American History in Mid-City District. Fair Grounds Race Course and Mahalia Jackson Theater for the Performing Arts are also a couple of places to visit in the neighbourhood. Don't miss favourite places to visit in the surrounding area, such as Caesars Superdome, Canal Street and Bourbon Street. While you're out sightseeing in New Orleans, make sure that you visit other sights such as Port of New Orleans or Caesars New Orleans Casino.

How can I get around Mid-City District and the greater New Orleans area?

If you want to see more of the city, Canal at White Stop is the closest metro stop. Others nearby include Canal at Salcedo Stop and Canal at North Broad Stop.

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Our top choices for Mid-City District hotels

1. Ashton's Bed and Breakfast

2. Rathbone Mansions

3. New Orleans Courtyard Hotel and Suites by the French Quarter

4. Best Western Plus French Quarter Courtyard Hotel

5. The Brakeman Hotel

6. The Iris Motel

7. India House Backpackers Hostel

8. La Corte Hotel

9. Empress Hotel

10. Ramada by Wyndham New Orleans Midcity

11. French Quarter Suites Hotel

12. The Maidstone New Orleans

13. Canal Express Rooms

14. Drury Plaza Hotel New Orleans

15. Hyatt House New Orleans/Downtown

16. Hampton Inn New Orleans French Quarter Market Area

17. Hotel Provincial

18. Holiday Inn New Orleans - Downtown Superdome by IHG

19. Le Richelieu Hotel

20. Hilton New Orleans Riverside

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Where to stay in Mid-City District

French Quarter

New Orleans Central Business District

Arts/Warehouse District

Garden District

Lower Garden District

Top Mid-City District Hotel Reviews

New Orleans Courtyard Hotel and Suites by the French Quarter

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