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ONE11 Hotel

New Orleans • 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
Industrial-refinedintimate

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

366 reviews

"The finishes at One11 Hotel catered a unique elevated experience. The indoor & outdoor spaces were welcoming & luxurious. Most importantly, the staff is very welcoming & friendly. From the front desk, to the bar, & the maintenance folks, everyone said hello & made this a great relaxes experience for us."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 26, 2026

"Overall I enjoyed my stay. The boutique hotel is nicely appointed, clean and well kept. Staff was professional and generally helpful. If you rent a car or drive, be prepared for steep overnight parking fees. I paid the equivalent of at least one additional night’s stay in parking fees, which stung. Hopefully, the hotel will implement some sort of discounted overnight parking for guests in the future. There’s no room service option also if that’s important to you."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 29, 2026

"I came with my daughter for a mother-daughter getaway, and we had a terrific time in New Orleans. Unfortunately, I am disappointed to give this hotel only two stars. The location and physical facilities are excellent and easily deserving of five stars. However, the service experience fell far below expectations. Most of the staff seemed disengaged and, at times, openly unpleasant. One morning at 7:30 a.m., when I went downstairs for coffee, members of the cleaning crew were seated on the lobby couches, wet mops resting on the furniture, while loudly watching a television show on their phones. This created an unwelcoming atmosphere. The bar was consistently empty, which may reflect the service experience there as well. The bartenders came across as surly, impersonal, and uninterested in hospitality. At the front desk, the gentlemen working there appeared more focused on their phones than on guests. When we asked for assistance obtaining the key to the minibar in the shopping area, they seemed inconvenienced and exasperated. This property has tremendous potential because the location and facilities are terrific. With better management attention to service culture, professionalism, and guest engagement, it could be an outstanding hotel."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 28, 2026

"The location is great when attending French Quarter Festival. Also, very close to the express bus from the airport. I would not recommend this hotel for families or groups of friends. The glass showers look classy, but would be quite awkward if sharing your room with friends or if you have tween to teen kids. The sliding barn doors on the bathrooms may fit well with the hotel decor, but they leave a big gap which lacks privacy. The breakfast was acceptable but not what you would expect from a hotel in this price range. They alternated between room temperature pancakes and waffles. Everything else was cold: pastries, cereal, yogurt, fruit. It would have been nice to have fruit that wasn't sliced in case you want to grab it and go. Finally, be warned about the credit card fee that is not noted until you are long gone and receive your receipt via email. The only reason it get 4 stars is because they have a very helpful staff and the bottled water is much appreciated in the New Orleans heat."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 27, 2026

"Great location and fairly quiet. Room was small. Bathroom door is a barn door that leaves a gap that a toddler can get through. It leaves no bathroom privacy. No fan in the bathroom. Shower water pressure was weak. There’s no housekeeping which is horrible when you count on it- this explains why there is no privacy door knob hanger to use. The free breakfast is nothing more than a continental with yogurt and bagels which is good but not great. Elevators are slow."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 26, 2026

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