Royal Street in New Orleans Credit: ~MVI~/Flickr
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Maureen asked if I knew of a great hotel in New Orleans, but I’ve never been so I can’t answer firsthand. I do know there are a ton of travel bargains right now. Folks travel so much for the November and December holidays that the travel industry offers steep discounts to entice people to travel in January and February. The site Travel Ticker has compiled some of the best MLK travel deals (including many deals that extend through February and beyond).
Here is what Maureen is looking for:
I am heading to New Orleans the weekend of January 20th! I was wondering if you might have any pointers on securing a great hotel, in the “happening” part of New Orleans. I prefer to stay closer to the French Quarter. I’ve already browsed hotel websites using their member loyalty programs.
Any suggestions?
Thanks, Maureen
Here are five quick tips to get a travel bargain and you can find more ways to get a travel deal here. If you book over the phone, remember you can bargain down the price!!!
What would you tell Maureen? Want to share a great bargain tip? Email me.
Welcome to Bargain Babe! I’m Mara, and I’m so glad you’re here. I am an obsessive bargain hunter and penny pincher, and I am determined to live a full life without EVER paying full price.
I have been three times and I love the Royal Sonesta. It’s on Bourbon Street. You can find discounts on the web.
Used to live there. Love the Cornstalk Hotel, The Chateau Bourbon, and The W
I love the Holiday Inn Chateau Lemoyne on Dauphine Street. It’s one block from Bourbon Street. Dauphine is a much quieter street than Bourbon Street. I was there a month ago and they had great holiday rates. If you would like to stay in a larger hotel, the Sheraton on Canal Street is very nice. Technically it’s across the street from the French Quarter.