Louisiana Holiday Packages
Top destinations in Louisiana
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Shreveport
Lafayette
Lake Charles
Bossier City
Alexandria
Natchitoches
Monroe
Where to stay in Louisiana
Find the best Louisiana areas and neighborhoods for the activities you enjoy most. Learn more about Louisiana
French Quarter
3 out of top 10 points of interest in this area
4.5/5Wonderful!(113 area reviews)
This historic neighbourhood encapsulates the soul of New Orleans and has become one of the city’s most iconic attractions.
Garden District
This green and pleasant district is an idea place for a stroll among magnificent mansions and beautiful parkland.
Arts/Warehouse District
1 out of top 10 points of interest in this area
3.5/5Good!(2 area reviews)
Disused warehouses have made perfect homes for trendy art galleries and restaurants in New Orleans’ rejuvenated centre.
Top hotels in Louisiana
Maison Dupuy Hotel
1001 Toulouse St, New Orleans, LA
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4.2/5 Very Good! (1,314 reviews)
"Charming hotel, lovely courtyard and pool area, room was good, beds and pillows comfortable, bathroom small but nice. Great lication to walk around entire french quarter but quiet."
Reviewed on 19 Jan. 2022
Golden Nugget Lake Charles
2550 Golden Nugget Blvd, Lake Charles, LA
Fully refundableReserve now, pay when you stay
4.4/5 Excellent! (1,625 reviews)
"The room was immaculate and just stunning! There were so many options for shopping and dining and tons of slot machines! The only thing that didn't impress me was the staff. A few of the casino workers were not helpful or attentive, we got our food one hour after ordering at CJ's (they gave our food ..."
Reviewed on 18 Jan. 2022
Omni Riverfront Hotel
701 Convention Center Blvd, New Orleans, LA
4.2/5 Excellent! (909 reviews)
"Loved our stay"
Reviewed on 18 Jan. 2022
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Louisiana Holiday Packages
Enjoy the unique French-influenced culture in this Gulf Coast state, with plenty of All-American sports activities as well.
As a onetime French colony, Louisiana has intermixed its European influence with indigenous roots to create a unique culture, language and atmosphere.
You’ll hear locals calling New Orleans “Nahlins” in a long, slow drawl. Listening to the mixture of southern accents is part of the fun of the visit to Louisiana. Food follows the accent. Enjoy French beignets, deep-fried pastries dusted with sugar, Cajun blackened catfish and Creole jambalaya, made with meat, seafood, rice and enticing spices.
Walk around New Orleans to see the different quarters. Some parts of the city are below sea level, protected from flooding by levees. Notice remnants of the damage in 2005 as waters were swept from Lake Pontchartrain by Hurricane Katrina.
Plan your visit to participate in Mardi Gras in February. Grab some colourful beads and a few bits of costume clothing and join in as multiple krewes put on parades winding through the streets of the French Quarter.
You’re bound to hear a rousing rendition of the city’s favourite song, When the Saints Go Marching In. New Orleans is one of the jazz capitals of the world, the home of Louis Armstrong and Harry Connick, Jr. Attend the Jazz & Heritage Festival in April/May.
At the Superdome watch the NFL football New Orleans Saints, winners of the 2009 Super Bowl. Enjoy the game, the very warm weather and a po-boy sandwich at the stadium.
See historic architecture at the state capital of Baton Rouge along the Mississippi River or stroll across the campus of Louisiana State University to watch great college football.
Go to Shreveport, near the borders of Texas and Arkansas, to enjoy golf, boating, fishing and casino gambling. Visit the Water Works Museum, the 8th Air Force Museum and the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum.
Cajun Riviera, Grande Isle and the shores of Lake Charles offer beach activities. For a laid-back holiday, Louisiana offers both southern charm and seasonal excitement.