Stays · Central Business District, New Orleans, United States
About
Edward Durell Stone's 1968 modernist landmark on the National Register, restored as a 433-key (plus 92 residences) Four Seasons in 2021 — the compass-shaped tower aligns with cardinal directions at the foot of Canal Street. Bill Rooney did the overall interiors plus the steakhouse, Alexander Waterworth handled Miss River. Three Alon Shaya kitchens (Miss River, Chandelier Bar with its 15,000-crystal centerpiece) and Donald Link's Chemin à la Mer steakhouse / oyster bar. Largest hotel pool in the city — 75-foot crescent — with 33rd and 34th-floor observation decks.
A Four Seasons in the World Trade Center building at the foot of Canal Street, with sweeping Mississippi River views. A brand flagship for a city whose culinary and cultural depth makes it one of America's great destinations.
Review summary
Guests frame Four Seasons Hotel New Orleans as a polished hotel experience. The available review set points to steady guest satisfaction rather than a single standout anecdote. Current public sentiment sits at 4.4 public rating.