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ONE11 Hotel

New Orleans, Louisiana • French Quarter • OPTIMIZE

avg. $198 / night

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At a glance

A 2021 adaptive reuse of a 1920s Audubon Building with exposed structural bones and curated material layering throughout.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts and adaptive reuse collectors

Highlights:

  • 1920s Audubon Building with exposed brick, timber, and riveted steel
  • Walnut beds with leather headboards and herringbone throws in each room
  • Courtyard pool with iridescent glass tile and sheet-water scuppers
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PB hotel design editorial

Whitewashed masonry rising seven stories above Common Street, the former Audubon Building has anchored the edge of New Orleans' Central Business District since the early twentieth century — and its conversion into ONE11 Hotel, which opened in 2021, is one of the more considered adaptive reuse projects the city has seen in years. The building's bones — load-bearing brick walls, heavy timber post-and-beam framing, riveted steel ceiling plates — were left substantially intact, giving the 117-room hotel a structural character that no amount of decorative effort could manufacture from scratch. The interiors carry that honesty through every floor. In the lobby bar, original old-growth timber columns frame a grid-form brass chandelier and a deep green marble bar back, the layering of raw and refined materials calibrated so neither overwhelms the other. Guest rooms use walnut platform beds with leather-trimmed headboards, brass accent legs on benches and side tables, and herringbone-weave throws against exposed brick — a palette of ochre, slate, and warm brown that feels more curated apartment than conventional hotel room. Where the structure intrudes into a room — a column appearing mid-wall, a riveted ceiling plate catching the light — the design treats it as a feature rather than an inconvenience. The courtyard pool, lined in iridescent glass tile with sheet-water scuppers along one wall, offers a measured counterpoint to all that industrial texture above.

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About

Situated on the Mississippi Riverfront, by Woldenberg Park and the Audubon Aquarium, ONE11 Hotel offers a sleek and sophisticated ambiance with evocative design, while paying homage to New Orleans’ rich sugar history. Once the epicenter of the city’s thriving Sugar District in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, 111 Iberville has been meticulously restored from its industrial roots to the newest Vieux Carré hotel to open in half a century.

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Free Wifi

Non-smoking rooms

Air conditioning

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Rooftop terrace

ONE11 Hotel Reviews

379 reviews

"I had an amazing staycation at ONE11 Hotel! It was the perfect place to relax, unwind, and enjoy some time away without having to travel far. The hotel was beautiful, clean, and comfortable, and the atmosphere was great. The staff was friendly and welcoming, and everything made the stay feel special. I really enjoyed my time here and would definitely recommend ONE11 for a relaxing staycation. I’ll definitely be back!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 21, 2026

"Terrible hotel. Rude staff, double charged. Will never stay at again"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 13, 2026

"Overall, I thought this was a great hotel and really enjoyed our stay. The views are beautiful, and the location is excellent—close enough to easily enjoy the French Quarter, but far enough away that you don’t feel like you’re right in the middle of all the noise and activity. The room was very clean, the beds were comfortable, the pillows were great, and I really enjoyed the hotel’s amenities. There was a lot to love about this property. That said, I probably would not recommend it for families or groups who plan to keep food, snacks, or drinks in their room. The “refrigerator” is essentially a small refrigerated drawer, so there really isn’t enough space to store leftovers from all the amazing New Orleans restaurants. There is also no microwave in the room, on the floor, or available in the lobby. My other frustration was the lack of trash cans. I’m someone who likes to tidy up after myself and make things a little easier for housekeeping, especially when we have empty soda cans, drink containers, boxes, or other trash. There really wasn’t anywhere to dispose of those things or properly clean up the room ourselves. I would absolutely recommend this hotel for couples or adults looking for a clean, comfortable hotel with great views and a convenient location. However, for families, larger groups, or anyone who likes to bring leftovers, snacks, and drinks back to the room, the lack of a real refrigerator, microwave, and accessible trash cans could be frustrating."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 10, 2026

"Location is spot on. Within walking distance of so many attractions and resturants. Just around the corner from trolly and ferry stop. DO NOT RECOMMEND A TERRACE ROOM. The rooms in general are minimalistic to begin with, before we even arrived, got an email with price adjustment; no reason. Did not find out reason until I called with a question about early arrivals. Was told only then that the terrace room A/C went out and they needed to put us in a different room. Okay no worries as long as we had A/C, we get there and can't check in because it is early, no worries, they can good or bags while we explore. Room is ready and the A/C has been fixed in Terrace Room - yay. The expensive room is SMALL! You walk in and there is the bed, wardrobe- no closet, and bathroom on other side of the bed with a sliding barn door and 3 walls because the shower is frosted glass. At foot of the bed is the terrace door, narrow terrace that overlooks the beautiful parking garage of the Wesitn hotel across the street. If you scoot around the metal patio set to the end of the terrace, you get a view of a paid parking area and part of canal street. Needless to say, window to terrace was never opened as I could clearly see the drivers across the way. Night one was okay, breakfast consisted of fruits, yogurt, cereal or bread. Waffle maker was not plugged in and when a guest finally plugged it in, it didn't do to well. Juices were not filled, another guest had to hunt someone down to get refilled. That night, after spending all day walking around, we returned around midnight to find the room was warm, the A/C condenser was overheating and they had to shut it off - again, was not told until I called. Options; we could move rooms or stay until fixed - Summer in LA - duh, move. So we moved at midnight, from floor 8 to 3. That standard King room was SO much more spacious, bathroom still only has 3 walls so when light comes on, you know. We stayed in that room the rest of our stay with no issues. Do note, this hotel has a beautiful history but it lacks an actual pool, it is a plunge pool meant to stand around in. Has no gym but partners with one on 3rd floor of mall across the street. No real restaurant inside so no room service, no mini fridge or coffee makers in room. No laundry room or service. The manager is super nice and listened to our issues and adjusted our bill accordingly but if you are looking for amenities, might look elsewhere. If looking for location and quaint hotel, this might be your place, just call to make sure the A/C is working."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 04, 2026

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