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$25–$50Dine on French Creole classics like shrimp remoulade and souffle potatoes in a mirrored Bourbon Street dining room open since 1905.

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Hotel Monteleone is a place to stay in New Orleans, LA, part of the New Orleans guide. Cost: $50 or more.
214 Royal St · New Orleans, LA
Antonio Monteleone, a Sicilian immigrant, bought a hotel on Royal Street in 1886, and the Monteleone is still family-owned. Its Beaux-Arts building is the only high-rise in the interior French Quarter, with 570 rooms including themed Literary Suites. Even if you are not staying, you can take a seat at the Carousel Bar, which has turned slowly since 1949. Guests also get a heated rooftop pool and Criollo, a restaurant serving Gulf and Louisiana dishes.
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Dine on French Creole classics like shrimp remoulade and souffle potatoes in a mirrored Bourbon Street dining room open since 1905.
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