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YOUR HOTELS
MONTELEONE
214 Royal
600 rooms in the heart of the French Quarter. Just steps from Jackson Square, Bourbon Street, Mr. B's, Brennan's and Arnaud's restaurants
and the shopping on Royal and Chartres Streets. Concierge service, rooftop swimming pool, fitness center, Carousel Lounge, Oyster Bar, Steaks
Unlimited and Le Cafe.
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BIENVILLE HOUSE HOTEL
320 Decatur Street
European ambience and southern hospitality are combined in this charming inn. Tropical courtyard with pool. Dine at the Louisiana Heritage
Cafe & School of Cooking. 83 luxurious guestrooms and suites, with coffee maker, hairdryer, newspaper and free use of nearby health facility.
Continental breakfast. Walk to shopping, dining, art galleries and sightseeing.
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| Plan 4A - Arrive March 5, 2011 | | STAY: 4 Nights |
| HOTEL: Bienville House Hotel or Monteleone |
| FEATURES: Choice: City Tour or Natchez River Cruise |
| RATES: | SGL | DBL | TPL | QD |
| Bienville House Hotel | $1275 | 675 | 535 | 475 |
| Monteleone | $1635 | 845 | 695 | 595 |
| Plan 4B - Add 1 Dinner, 1 Breakfast at Brennan's and 1 Dinner Jazz
Cruise for $199 per person. |
| ABOUT THE MARDI GRAS PARADES: Although parade schedules may change, these four days have the best parades, locally known as Krewes,
including Rex, Bacchus and Endymion. The origins of Mardi Gras can be traced to Medieval Europe though we have no written record of how that
transformed into the Mardi Gras of today. But the origins of today's Mardi Gras - with Kings, Mardi Gras colors, and brass bands -
are traced to New Orleans. |
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