Hotel Indigo New Orleans - French Quarter by IHG
A comfortable French Quarter base for New Orleans golf trips
About this hotel
Golfers basing themselves at the Hotel Indigo New Orleans - French Quarter enjoy a relaxed stay with easy access to the city's vibrant culture and its golf offerings. The hotel provides a welcoming atmosphere with its restaurant and bar, ideal for unwinding after a round. Guests can start their day with breakfast before heading out to the courses, or utilize the fitness center. The pet-friendly policy makes it suitable for those traveling with companions. Its location allows for a blend of golf and city exploration, ensuring a well-rounded trip. The convenience of being a short walk from St Charles at Common and a quick taxi ride to the airport simplifies logistics for any golf society or couple.
- Restaurant and bar
- Fitness center
- Pet-friendly rooms
- Balcony options
Our take
A French Quarter address is the reason to choose Hotel Indigo for a golf trip to Bayou Oaks: the evenings happen on foot, and the restaurant and bar cover a quiet night in. Rooms are warmly decorated, some with balconies, and pets are accepted. The 7.8 guest score suits a casual city hotel. I recommend it to couples and small groups who want New Orleans as much as golf; anyone wanting a pool or a calm resort should look elsewhere.
- Book your tee times well in advance, especially during peak season, to secure preferred slots at the Bayou Oaks courses.
- Consider using public transport for city exploration; the St Charles at Common stop is just a minute's walk away.
- If traveling with a pet, confirm the hotel's specific pet policies and any associated fees before your arrival.
Why we love it
- Central location for city and golf
- On-site restaurant and bar
- Pet-friendly accommodation
- Comfortable, well-appointed rooms
Why guests love itI would book Hotel Indigo New Orleans - French Quarter for a golf trip to Bayou Oaks that is also about the city. The rooms are warmly decorated, some with balconies, and the setting is casual. There is a restaurant, a bar and a fitness center, and pets are welcome. Its French Quarter location puts evenings in the city on foot, with the course a drive away. Guests rate it 7.8 across 610 reviews, a fair score for a central hotel.