
New Orleans Marriott
Best for large meetings, convention groups, and travelers who want a full-service high-rise on Canal Street.
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New Orleans Marriott is a 41-floor convention-friendly hotel on Canal Street with rooftop pool and large meeting spaces; read this if you need big-event facilities, easy streetcar access, or family-friendly rooms. Hyatt Centric French Quarter New Orleans is a 4-star lifestyle hotel at the edge of the French Quarter; read this if you prefer a boutique-branded stay with walkable Bourbon Street access and lifestyle amenities.
Updated · about 0.3 km apart

Best for large meetings, convention groups, and travelers who want a full-service high-rise on Canal Street.

Best for travelers who want a lifestyle-focused Hyatt property steps from Bourbon Street and local sights.
When New Orleans Marriott wins: Choose the Marriott if you need lots of meeting/event space, a high-rise with a rooftop pool, or a property built to handle large groups and families.
When Hyatt Centric French Quarter New Orleans wins: Pick the Hyatt Centric for a smaller, lifestyle-oriented stay with more boutique branding and immediate access to Bourbon Street and French Quarter attractions.
Bottom line: Both hotels sit at the French Quarter edge and are very walkable to main sights; use Marriott for meetings and larger groups, use Hyatt Centric for a compact, lifestyle-focused French Quarter base.
| Category | New Orleans Marriott | Hyatt Centric French Quarter New Orleans |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Large, convention-oriented high-rise with full-service amenities | Lifestyle-focused 4-star hotel at the French Quarter edge |
| Location (neighborhood) | Canal Street at the edge of the French Quarter; on the Canal Street streetcar line | |
| Size (guest rooms) | 1,333 guest rooms across 41 floors | 254 guestrooms |
| Ages / audience | All-ages; family-friendly with kids' pool features | All-ages; not adults-only |
| Pools | Outdoor heated rooftop pool (5th floor) with shallow and deeper areas and accessible entrance | Outdoor pool (number of outdoor pools: 1) with poolside bar and accessible pool hoist on site |
| Restaurants & bars | Multiple outlets (5Fifty5, 55 Fahrenheit, Canal Street Burger Bar, Canal Street Pantry) | Three restaurants, one bar/lounge, and a coffee shop/cafe; room service during limited hours |
| Spa / wellness | Not published | Health club on site; hair salon listed (no published full-service spa name) |
| Meetings & events | Extensive — ~83,965 sq ft and 50 meeting rooms; multiple large ballrooms and 41st-floor event options | Conference space ~10,660 sq ft with 10 meeting rooms |
| Known for | Convention capacity, rooftop pool, direct Canal Street streetcar access | French Quarter adjacency, lifestyle Hyatt Centric branding, walkability to Bourbon Street |
| Accessibility notes | Wheelchair-accessible meeting spaces and pool; main Canal Street entrance has stairs only (note for mobility needs) | Multiple wheelchair-accessible features (registration desk, pool, fitness center, path to elevator) |
New Orleans Marriott sits on Canal Street at the edge of the French Quarter with immediate streetcar access.
Choose Marriott for direct streetcar access and a Canal Street high-rise location suited to convention and sightseeing logistics.
Hyatt Centric French Quarter New Orleans is positioned at the French Quarter edge for quick access to Bourbon Street and local attractions.
Choose Hyatt Centric if you want a lifestyle hotel with immediate French Quarter access and short walks to nightlife and museums.
New Orleans Marriott offers a wide range of room and suite types across 41 floors, including executive and club options.
Pick Marriott when you want many room-type choices, high-floor views, or family-friendly configurations.
Hyatt Centric provides 254 guestrooms with many room-level variations and balcony/view options.
Pick Hyatt Centric when you prefer a smaller hotel with lifestyle room types and French Quarter-view options.
New Orleans Marriott offers several distinct dining venues covering breakfast through late-night cocktails.
Marriott is the pick for groups or guests who want multiple on-site dining styles and large-event catering.
Hyatt Centric has three on-site restaurants, a bar/lounge and a coffee shop/cafe for lighter needs.
Hyatt Centric suits travelers who plan to eat out in the Quarter or want a concise set of on-site dining options.
New Orleans Marriott's signature public amenity is its heated rooftop pool and deck on the 5th floor.
The Marriott's rooftop pool is a defining feature if you want an elevated swim and city views after a day of sightseeing.
Hyatt Centric offers an outdoor pool plus poolside amenities and a health club.
Hyatt Centric provides a straightforward pool and fitness offering suitable for shorter stays and daytime breaks.
New Orleans Marriott supplies a complimentary fitness center and several on-site bars plus easy access to French Quarter nightlife.
Marriott mixes an on-site fitness option with easy French Quarter nightlife access — convenient for business travelers and families.
Hyatt Centric pairs a health club and hair salon with immediate proximity to Bourbon Street nightlife.
Hyatt Centric is a good choice if nightlife access and a compact wellness offering are priorities.

New Orleans Marriott — massive meeting space (around 84k sq ft), large ballrooms and up to 1,333 rooms make it ideal for conferences and weddings.

Hyatt Centric — smaller, lifestyle hotel steps from Bourbon Street and Quarter attractions.

New Orleans Marriott — a heated rooftop pool with shallow and deep areas and 5th-floor fitness access.

Hyatt Centric — boutique-branded experience with numerous balcony/view room options and a walkable Quarter location.
New Orleans Marriott — it has far more meeting space (tens of thousands of square feet) and many more guest rooms designed to host conventions and events.
Both are at the edge of the French Quarter; Hyatt Centric is positioned steps from Bourbon Street while the Marriott sits on Canal Street within a short walk.
No. Both properties are all-ages hotels; neither is listed as adults-only.
No. The Hyatt Centric lists a hair salon and health club; New Orleans Marriott shows salon/beauty services in some listings but a named on-site spa is not published.
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