The Rubenstein Hotel
Historic charm meets modern comfort, steps from the city's pulse
About this hotel
Golfers basing themselves at The Rubenstein Hotel find themselves well-positioned for both the greens and the vibrant life of New Orleans. While not directly on a course, its central location allows for straightforward transfers to nearby golf facilities, ensuring rounds can be easily arranged. After a morning on the fairways, the hotel provides a comfortable retreat with air-conditioned spaces and a welcoming bar for a post-round drink. Some rooms include kitchenettes, offering flexibility for longer stays or self-catering preferences. The proximity to local dining and the St. Charles streetcar line means evenings can be spent exploring the city's culinary scene or enjoying live music. The hotel's blend of accessibility and comfort makes it a practical choice for those balancing golf with an authentic New Orleans experience.
- Air-conditioned rooms
- On-site bar
- Kitchenettes in some rooms
- Accessible property
Our take
This hotel suits golfers who prioritize city exploration alongside their rounds, appreciating a central location and the flexibility of self-catering options in some rooms. It is ideal for couples or small groups seeking an authentic New Orleans experience, with easy access to dining and entertainment. Those looking for a resort-style golf experience with on-site courses and extensive amenities might find it less suitable, as it requires travel to golf facilities.
- Consider booking your tee times well in advance, especially during peak season, to secure preferred slots at courses near New Orleans.
- Utilize the nearby St. Charles streetcar for convenient access to many city attractions after your golf rounds.
- If you plan to explore the city extensively, a rental car might be beneficial for reaching golf courses and other destinations further afield.
Why we love it
- Central location for city and golf access
- Rooms with kitchenettes for flexibility
- On-site bar for post-round relaxation
- Easy access to public transport