Fairmont New Orleans officially opens, marks Fairmont's return to the crescent city as Fairmont's 100th hotel

Fairmont New Orleans officially opens, marking Fairmont's return to New Orleans after 20 years. The property also becomes Fairmont's 100th hotel globally. Located in the Central Business District, near the French Quarter and Caesars Superdome.

Hotel Overview
- Features 250 guest rooms and suites.
- Housed within the restored former Bank of New Orleans building.
- Blends 1970s-inspired design with contemporary New Orleans culture and craftsmanship.

Accommodation & Guest Experience
- Floor-to-ceiling city views and residential-style interiors.
- Amenities include Le Labo Rose 31 products, Nespresso machines, minibar, and twice-daily housekeeping.
- Fairmont Gold experience launches in December with a private lounge, concierge service, and exclusive amenities.

Dining & Entertainment
- Culinary partnership with Chef Emeril Lagasse and The Emeril Group.
- Delmonico Steakhouse debuts in New Orleans as its first location outside Las Vegas.
- The Café by Emeril offers all-day French-Creole inspired dining.
- Upcoming venues include:
- Bleu Perdu rooftop dining and pool lounge.
- Third Measure cocktail bar developed with Neal Bodenheimer.

Wellness & Recreation
- A 10,000-square-foot spa and fitness center opens in December.
- Includes treatment rooms, sauna, steam room, relaxation lounges, and fitness studio.
- Features Fairmont's Wellness Without Walls experiences, including self-guided outdoor activities.
- ALL Accor members receive complimentary Nike Lending Gear.

Meetings & Events
- Offers 19,000+ sq. ft. of event space.
- Includes:
- Two grand ballrooms.
- Six meeting rooms.
- Executive boardroom.
- Can host events ranging from 10 to 500 guests.

Location Advantage
- Close to Bourbon Street, French Quarter, Convention Center, and Caesars Superdome.
- Ideal for leisure travelers, major events, conventions, and celebrations.

Key Takeaway
- Fairmont's return to New Orleans strengthens its luxury portfolio, combining historic restoration, elevated dining, wellness offerings, and extensive event facilities in a landmark property.