Description
Enjoy a two-night in deluxe accommodations including parking for one vehicle at the JW Marriott New Orleans.
Experience the superb service, upscale amenities and modern luxury of JW Marriott New Orleans. Set in the historic French Quarter, this redesigned hotel offers easy access to area attractions, including Harrah's Casino, the House of Blues and The Audubon Aquarium of the Americas. Inside, hotel guests can retreat to refined rooms with plush bedding, large marble bathrooms, flat-screen TVs with streaming apps, ample workstations, Wi-Fi and impressive views of the French Quarter or Canal Street. Executive-level hotel rooms and suites offer exclusive access to the recently transformed Executive Lounge and its perks, including complimentary breakfasts. Bi-level suites feature expanded living and dining rooms, ideal for traveling families or work sessions. Stay healthy at our 24-hour fitness center, take a dip in the rooftop saltwater pool and indulge at our tempting Lobby Lounge or neighboring steakhouse. Event planners revel in our more than 24,000 square feet of elegant indoor and picturesque outdoor venues.
This two-night stay is enhanced with two tickets for General Admission to The National World War II Museum. Admission includes: BEYOND ALL BOUNDARIES, Tom Hanks - executive produced and narrated 4-D, cinematic experience FINAL MISSON: THE USS TANG SUBMARINE EXPERIENCE, a re-creation of the last voyage of WWII's most successful submarine.
Item Special Note
Expiration: Dec 31, 2020
The room is with our compliments, however, all incidentals such as outlets and telephone etc. are customer responsibility. Dates are subject to availability and may not be used during special events. Blackout dates apply. Special event/blackout date examples include French Quarter Fest, New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, Essense Music Festival, Southern Decadence Festival, Voodoo Music and Arts Experience, Bayou Classic Weekend, New Year's Eve, Sugar Bowl, Mardi Gras. Contact hotel directly for specific dates.
GNOHLA is not aware of or responsible for specific blackout dates.