New Orleans, LA
New Orleans hotel resort fees in 2026: what each hotel states it charges.
We checked 59 New Orleans hotels against their own websites: 14 state a mandatory resort or destination fee, none states that it charges no fee, and 45 could not be confirmed either way. The median stated fee is $26.00 a night, before any tax a hotel adds on top. The lowest is $15.00, at International House Hotel; the highest is $35.00, at NOPSI Hotel and The Eliza Jane, Autograph Collection. Checked through Sep 17, 2026.
Every figure on this page was read off the hotel's own website on the date beside it, and links the page it came from. The list of which hotels to check came from the wholesale rate feed we buy from; no figure from that feed is printed here as a fee.
See New Orleans rooms with every fee in the total
Hotels checked
59
State a fee
14
Median per night
$26.00
Not confirmed
45
Hotels that state no resort fee
None of the 59 New Orleans hotels we checked states on its own site that it charges no fee. 45 hotels could not be confirmed either way; they are listed below, not here.
What the rest charge
Per night as the hotel states it, cheapest first. The per-stay column is that figure times 3 nights; “plus tax” means the hotel says tax is charged on the fee as well.
221 Camp St
$15.00 a night
plus tax- 3-night stay
- $45.00
- Called
- Amenity Fee
- Covers
- Guest Services; Citrus Water; Wall St. Journal; Our Favorite Haunts – Neighborhood Guide; Best Coffee; Gallery; Fitness Room; Water; Wi-fi; Bikes
Hotel's site · checked Sep 17, 2026
Cambria Hotel New Orleans Downtown Warehouse District
632 Tchoupitoulas Street
$20.00 a night
plus tax- 3-night stay
- $60.00
- Called
- Destination Amenity Fee
- Covers
- Upon check-in, 24 oz. Cambria Water Bottle to utilize at hydration station; Complimentary check-in pour of Opera Prima Sparkling Wine or Local Draft Beer; Complimentary Beignets with purchase of a cocktail; Access to Cambria Game Chest; Complimentary drip coffee 6:30 am – 10:30 am daily; 15% Discount on Dinner at U-Bar; Access to off-site rooftop swimming pool (Seasonal, based on availability)
Hotel's site · checked Sep 17, 2026
La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham New Orleans Downtown
301 Camp Street
$21.15 a night
- 3-night stay
- $63.45
- Called
- Destination Fee
- Condition
- For Free Nights, this fee is included in the rate displayed. For Discounted Nights with Points + Cash, this fee will be added at checkout and cannot be paid with points.
- Covers
- pool access; bar credit; fitness center access; discounts on local tours
Hotel's site · checked Sep 17, 2026
717 Orleans St.
$25.00 a night
plus tax- 3-night stay
- $75.00
- Called
- Destination fee
- Covers
- Nightly live music; a one time $20 credit to be used at Bourbon O Bar, Pool Bar, or Touchdown Jesus; Wi-fi; In-room coffee & lobby coffee; In-room bottled water; Exclusive discounts off of any Pelican New Orleans tour offering
Hotel's site · checked Sep 17, 2026
Hilton New Orleans/St. Charles Avenue
333 Saint Charles Ave
$25.00 a night
plus tax- 3-night stay
- $75.00
- Called
- Destination charge
- Covers
- Premium guest internet access; daily $10 food and beverage credit; bicycle rentals; morning in-lobby premium coffee; afternoon fruit-infused hydration station; distillery tours at Seven Three Distilling Company; PressReader access
Hotel's site · checked Sep 17, 2026
300 Bourbon St
$25.00 a night
plus tax- 3-night stay
- $75.00
- Called
- Destination Fee
- Covers
- $15 Daily Food & Beverage Credit; 10% Off at The Daiquiri Shop; 10% Off Entry to The National WWII Museum; 24/7 Access to State-of-the-Art Fitness Center; Complimentary High-Speed Wi-Fi for Unlimited Devices; Welcome Amenity Gift; Free Local and Domestic Long-Distance Calls; Exclusive Access to Outdoor Pool
Hotel's site · checked Sep 17, 2026
Wyndham New Orleans - French Quarter
124 Royal St
$25.00 a night
plus tax- 3-night stay
- $75.00
- Called
- Destination Fee
- Condition
- For Free Nights, this fee is included in the rate displayed. For Discounted Nights with Points + Cash, this fee will be added at checkout and cannot be paid with points.
- Covers
- $15 Food and Beverage Credit at Mr. Ed’s Southern Creole Kitchen located adjacent to the hotel lobby; One free reusable Wyndham Logo water bottle in every room with access to the Bevi station on 10th floor; Access to Bevi water station featuring 5 assorted flavors and 3 enhancements; (2) All Day Trolley Passes; 15% discount on Swamp Tours and City Tours booked through the concierge’s desk
Hotel's site · checked Sep 17, 2026
111 Iberville Street
$27.00 a night
plus tax- 3-night stay
- $81.00
- Called
- Destination fee
- Covers
- Bottled water in room (2 bottles); Continental breakfast daily; Coffee service in the lobby: 6:30 am - 6:30 pm daily; Access to Downtown Fitness Center; High-speed WiFi throughout all public spaces and guest rooms
Hotel's site · checked Sep 17, 2026
2 Poydras St
$30.00 a night
plus tax- 3-night stay
- $90.00
- Called
- Destination charge
- Covers
- Premium guest internet access; daily $10 food and beverage credit; 90-minute tennis or pickleball indoor court rental, including equipment; daily $20 laundry/dry cleaning credit
Hotel's site · checked Sep 17, 2026
300 Poydras St
$30.00 a night
plus tax- 3-night stay
- $90.00
- Called
- Destination fee
- Covers
- $20 Uber Credit; Free Premium Wi-Fi; Lobby Coffee Station 6:30am - 11am; Seven Three Distillery Tour – Up to two guests; Discounts beginning at 10% for Cajun Encounter Tours
Hotel's site · checked Sep 17, 2026
621 Saint Louis St
$30.00 a night
- 3-night stay
- $90.00
- Called
- Destination charge
- Covers
- Complimentary Premier Wi-Fi; 2 Complimentary Bottled Waters per day; Access to fitness center; Access to pool; Two distillery tour tickets
Hotel's site · checked Sep 17, 2026
501 Tchoupitoulas St
$32.00 a night
plus tax- 3-night stay
- $96.00
- Called
- Daily Destination Fee
- Covers
- Dining discount – 20% discount on food and beverage at King Brasserie; Arrival refreshment for two guests per stay; Bottled water upon arrival; Complimentary tour and tasting at Seven Three Distilling Co.; Daily high-speed internet access
Hotel's site · checked Sep 17, 2026
317 Baronne St
$35.00 a night
- 3-night stay
- $105.00
- Called
- Destination Charge
- Covers
- Standard Wi-Fi throughout the hotel; Bottled water available in your guest room and at the front desk; Two complimentary drink vouchers; A special welcome amenity; Access to our fitness center; Access to our rooftop pool and lounge
Hotel's site · checked Sep 17, 2026
The Eliza Jane, Autograph Collection
315 Magazine St
$35.00 a night
plus tax- 3-night stay
- $105.00
- Called
- Destination amenity fee
- Covers
- Daily $18 Food & Beverage Credit; Daily Local Experience Tour & Tasting at Seven Three Distilling Co. for Two; Daily Historic Streetcar Access for Two; Daily Wellness Passport for Two Access to New Orleans Athletic Club; Daily Enhanced High-Speed Internet Access
Hotel's site · checked Sep 17, 2026
Not confirmed on the hotel's site
The hotel's site could not be read, or it does not state the fee. That is not the same as charging nothing: silence is not a refusal, and a list that turned “could not find it” into $0 would be inventing the exact number this page exists to expose. These hotels are listed, not priced.
- Alder Hotel Uptown4545 Magnolia StreetNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- Aloft by Marriott New Orleans Downtown225 Baronne StreetNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- Best Western Plus St. Christopher Hotel114 Magazine StreetNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- Brent House Hotel1512 Jefferson HighwayNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- Courtyard by Marriott New Orleans French Quarter/Iberville910 Iberville StNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel New Orleans300 Canal StNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- Drury Plaza Hotel New Orleans820 Poydras StreetNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- Four Points by Sheraton French Quarter541 Bourbon StNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- Four Seasons Hotel New Orleans2 Canal StreetNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- French Market Inn509 Decatur St.No source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- Hampton Inn & Suites New Orleans-Convention Center1201 Convention Center BlvdNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- Hilton Garden Inn New Orleans Convention Center1001 S Peters StNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- Holiday Inn French Quarter-Chateau LeMoyne301 Dauphine StNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- Holiday Inn New Orleans - Downtown Superdome330 Loyola AveNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- Homewood Suites by Hilton New Orleans901 Poydras StreetNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- Homewood Suites by Hilton New Orleans French Quarter317 N. RampartNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- Hotel Le Marais717 Conti St.No source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- Hotel Mazarin730 Bienville St.No source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- Hotel Monteleone214 Royal StreetNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- Hotel Provincial1024 Rue ChartresNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- Hotel St. Marie827 Toulouse StNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- Hotel St. Pierre911 Burgundy StNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- Hyatt Centric French Quarter New Orleans800 Iberville StreetNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- Hyatt House New Orleans Downtown1250 Poydras StNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- Hyatt Regency New Orleans601 Loyola AvenueNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- InterContinental New Orleans444 Saint Charles AveNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- JW Marriott New Orleans614 Canal StNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- La Galerie French Quarter Hotel131 Decatur StreetNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- Le Méridien New Orleans333 Poydras StreetNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- Maison Metier, in the Unbound Collection by Hyatt546 Carondelet StreetNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- New Orleans Marriott555 Canal StNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- New Orleans Marriott Warehouse Arts District859 Convention Center BlvdNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- Place d'Armes Hotel625 Saint Ann StNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- Sheraton New Orleans Hotel500 Canal StNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- Sonesta ES Suites New Orleans Convention Center345 St Joseph St.No source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- Sonesta ES Suites New Orleans Downtown212 Loyola AvenueNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- The Barnett JDV by Hyatt600 Carondelet StreetNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- The Higgins Hotel New Orleans, Curio Collection by Hilton1000 magazine streetNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- The Jung Hotel & Residences1500 Canal StNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- The Pelham Hotel444 Common StNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- The Ritz-Carlton, New Orleans921 Canal StNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- The Riverfront Hotel New Orleans701 Convention Center BlvdNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- The Roosevelt New Orleans, A Waldorf Astoria Hotel130 Roosevelt WayNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- The Westin New Orleans100 Rue IbervilleNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
- Virgin Hotels New Orleans550 Baronne StNo source recordedchecked Sep 17, 2026See rooms
How the fee reaches your bill
A resort fee is a mandatory charge per night that the hotel sets and collects itself, usually at check-in. It is not a government tax, and it is charged whether or not you use anything it covers. Some hotels call it a destination, facility or amenity fee; the table uses the hotel's own word.
Because the hotel takes it at the desk, it can sit outside the total a booking site quotes. We put it in the total, and we say which part we charge and which part the hotel collects, because only one of those is ours to take.
Where a hotel says tax is charged on the fee, the row says so; where it says nothing, the row says nothing.
Since May 12, 2025, the FTC's rule on unfair fees (16 CFR Part 464) has required the total price a seller shows to include mandatory fees. Government taxes may still be left out of it, and the rule governs what a seller displays, not what a hotel may charge.
Read next
- What is a resort fee? — what it pays for, who collects it, and why it is not in the headline rate.
- Destination fee, facility fee, resort fee: one hotel charge
- What is the Hilton mandatory charge per night?
- Hotels without resort fees, city by city
- Resort fee laws by state, and the federal rule
- Resort fee calculator — the fee for your stay, with the tax on it where the hotel charges one.
- How we check these figures — where each number comes from and what we refuse to print.
- Every city — the ones read from the hotels' own sites, and the ones estimated.
Questions
- Which New Orleans hotels have no resort fee?
- None of the 59 New Orleans hotels we checked states on its own site that it charges no fee. 45 hotels could not be confirmed either way; they are listed below, not here.
- How much is the typical New Orleans resort fee?
- Of the 59 New Orleans hotels we checked, 14 state a fee. The median stated fee is $26.00 a night, before any tax a hotel adds on top. The lowest is $15.00, at International House Hotel; the highest is $35.00, at NOPSI Hotel and The Eliza Jane, Autograph Collection. Checked through Sep 17, 2026.
- Is tax charged on the resort fee?
- 11 of the 14 hotels that state a fee say tax is charged on top of it, and 3 do not say. Each row in the table marks what its hotel said.
- What is a resort fee?
- A mandatory nightly charge a hotel sets and collects itself, usually at check-in, on top of the room rate and separate from government tax. Hotels also call it a destination, facility or amenity fee. It is charged whether or not you use anything it covers.
Other cities
All 36, compared →“Hotels' own sites” marks a city whose fees we read hotel by hotel. A percentage is the typical gap between the advertised rate and the real total; “est.” marks one estimated from market data rather than measured from captured rates.