Pictures of the Roosevelt Hotel, one of the hotels I recommend in New Orleans. THe ROosevelt New Orleans, a grand old hotel on the outskirts of the French Quarter, was a Fairmont for many years before Hurricane Katrina hit.
The Roosevelt New Orleans Hotel in New Orleans, Louisiana, was built by Louis Grunewald, a German immigrant, and opened in 1893 as “The Grunewald”. In 1908, a major 400 room expansion was added which is shown as the main portion in the postcard. This expansion was designed by the Milwaukee architectural firm, H. C. Koch & Sons. After various expansions it was purchased by a group of New Orleans investors and renamed “The Roosevelt Hotel” (in honor of late former president Theodore Roosevelt) in 1923.
Here are Some Roosevelt Hotel Pictures
Lobby
Antique Clock
King Suite Vanity
Hospitality Suite
Presidential Suite Living Room
Presidential Suite Dining Room
Rooftop Swimming Pool
Roosevelt Back Entrance
Breakfast at Sazerac
Lobby Mosaic Tile Detail
Reception Desk
Lobby Seating Area
Lobby Elevators
Queen Queen Room Overview
Clawfoot Bathtub
King Guest Room
King Suite Desk
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