701 Bourbon Street
New Orleans, LA 70116
504-523-2788

Hours: Today 4pm – 2am

Hotel Monteleone’s Review of Cat’s Meow New Orleans

Check out the Cat’s Meow Bourbon Cam

Cat’s Meow is the largest and most consistently crowded Karaoke bar in New Orleans. There is a line at the door at all hours, and standing room is always tight. The interior to the club features a large dance floor surrounded by an elevated stage and several elevated bars. There is usually about a 45-minute wait to get on stage to sing one of more than 1000 songs in front of the crowd. The upstairs features a balcony overlooking Bourbon Street. It is open from Monday to Thursday 8p onwards and on Friday till Sunday the timing is 3p.

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Read Hotel Monteleone’s Review of The Foundry New Orleans

The Foundry is located one and one-half blocks from the convention center. It can host up to 1,200 reception-style and seated dinners for 750. A spacious and chic facility with flexibility to fit any event planner’s needs.

The owner and chef of Bella Luna Restaurant takes his amazing culinary sensibilities right to your venue with The Foundry catering. They do on-site or off-site catering and can plan a feast for 50 to 1000.

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Located in the French Quarter, Hotel Monteleone is the only historic and literary landmark hotel that has undergone expansive restoration and transformed to its original and legendary stature as New Orleans Grand Dame.The hotel features 600 luxurious rooms that feature marble and granite baths plus all the modern amenities guests desire while preserving traditional values. Guest rooms offer high-speed Internet, twin bathrobes, coffeemakers, safes accommodating laptops, minibars, large TVs, Nintendo, and designer amenities. Two award-winning restaurants, the famous Carousel Piano Bar and Lounge, and logo shop are available.The heated rooftop swimming pool and 24/7 state of the art fitness center, and full-service day spa, Spa Aria, offer you a relaxing getaway. Parking is $30/day for cars and $32/day for oversized vehicles.

Pet Friendly Policy: Guests traveling with pets will have a mat, 2 bowls, a treat, & a brochure placed in the room prior to arrival. The brochure includes a pet map, pet hotel policies, pet application, and a pet in-room keycard. A one time $100.00 nonrefundable cleaning fee and an additional $25.00 per night pet rate applies. While unattended in the guest room, all pets must be kenneled. Guest must notify the hotel prior to arrival in order for the items to be placed in the room or information must be included on reservation.

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225 Decatur St.
New Orleans, LA 70130
(504) 310–4999

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Hotel Monteleone Reviews House of Blues

Directions:
From I-10 East or West, Exit Orleans / Vieux Carre, take a left onto Conti Street, proceed to Decatur and take a right.

Parking:
Discount, Validated parking is available at Canal Place – Wyndham Hotel parking garage

Public Transportation:
Bus and taxi service is available

Box Office Numbers:
(504) 310-4999

Box Office Hours:
Monday – Friday 12:00PM-6:00PM

The Box Office will remain open later on show nights.

Types of Payment Accepted:
Cash * Travelers checks * All major credit cards

Will Call:
ONLY the credit card holder may claim will call tickets. PHOTO ID and credit card IS REQUIRED.

Location:
House of Blues box office

Time:
No sooner than 24 hours after order is placed

Accessible Seating:
Accessible entrance: Front
Location of seats depends on the event
Sell any seat, accommodations will be made at the door

** It is encouraged that guests who require accessible accommodations arrive 45 minutes prior to doors opening**

Please call 504-310-4999 ext 5158 for more info.

General Rules:
NO photography, audio or video recording is allowed
NO refunds or exchanges on ticket purchases
NO outside concessions allowed

Lost / Stolen Tickets: There is NO replacement of tickets for general admission shows.

Children Rules:
Most shows are 18+ years with a valid I.D.
Some shows are restricted to 21+ years
Please check the individual event for verification

Description:
New Orleans’ premiere restaurant and live music venue. Located in the French Quarter, the club has hosted world class musicians from Fats Domino to Eric Clapton. Sunday morning the House rocks with a rousing Gospel Brunch.

225 Decatur St.
	New Orleans, LA 70130
	(504) 310–4999

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It is that time of year again, Mardi Gras time! Book your hotel rooms today or else you will have no place to pee on Mardi Gras day. If you are looking for the perfect hotel then check out the Hotel Monteleone in the French Quarter. Walking distance to everything Mardi Gras. It is the only family run historic hotel in New Orleans and it is luxurious. Brian William’s from NBC news calls it his favorite place to stay in New Orleans.

If you haven’t visited for Mardi Gras before, I suggest you come the week prior to fat Tuesday and first start in the french quarter. The french quarter is where all of the parties are going on. On the Friday before Fat Tuesday go to Arnauds on Bourbon at around 12am and checkout some of the walking parades like the Divas or Friar Tucks. When you want to venture out of the French Quarter to catch a few big parades you can walk down St. Charles where most of them run. Here is a schedule for all of the parades around the entire city.

This parade schedule is subject to change pending the City of New Orleans Official determination of the exact dates and times of Mardi Gras 2010.

SATURDAY, JANUARY 30

• Krewe du Vieux – French Quarter, 7:00 p.m.

SUNDAY, JANUARY 31
Orleans / Jefferson

• Little Rascals – Metairie, 11:00 a.m

St. Tammany

• Perseus – Slidell, 1:00 p.m.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5
Orleans / Jefferson

• Oshun – Uptown, 6:00 p.m.
• Atlas – Metairie, 6:30 p.m.
• Cleopatra – West Bank, 6:30 p.m.
• Excalibur – Metairie, 7:00 p.m.
• Pygmalion – Uptown, 7:00 p.m.

St. Tammany

• Eve – Mandeville, 7:00 p.m.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6
Orleans / Jefferson

• Pontchartrain – Uptown, 1:00 p.m.
• Shangri-La – Uptown, 2:00 p.m.
• Caesar – Metairie, 6:00 p.m.
• Sparta – Uptown, 6:00 p.m.
• Pegasus – Uptown, 6:45 p.m.

St. Tammany

• Olympia – Covington, 6:00 p.m.

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 7
Orleans / Jefferson

• Alla – West Bank, Noon
• Carrollton – Uptown, Noon
• King Arthur – Uptown, 1:15 p.m.
• Barkus – French Quarter, 2:00 p.m.
• Rhea – Metairie, 2:00 p.m.
• Centurions – Metairie, 5:30 p.m.

St. Bernard

• Nemesis – Chalmette 2:00 p.m.

St. Tammany

• Dionysus – Slidell, 1:00 p.m.

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10

• Druids – Uptown, 6:00 p.m.
• Thor – Metairie, 7:00 p.m.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11

• Babylon – Uptown, 5:45 p.m.
• Chaos – Uptown, 6:30 p.m.
• Muses – Uptown, 7:30 p.m.

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1100 Constance Street
NOLA LA 70130

Phone: 504.525.5515

Open Every Day 4:30 PM – ’till

Featuring live jazz, blues and New Orleans’ most up-and-coming musicians (we knew them when), the Rusty Nail is just off the beaten path enough to keep the local music community happy. And it’s intimate enough to get to know them.

Try the signature drink (The Rusty or Rustier Nail), sample the ambitious scotch selection (Dalwhinnie and Talisker are current favorites), or befriend an unpretentious bartender for suggestions on the beer, wine or cocktail for your mood.

Affordable enough for regulars and within walking distance from downtown, the CBD and the convention center.

Creature comforts include lots of barstools, purse hooks for the ladies and a nice looking crowd. Locals and visitors alike lingering nightly.

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(504) 528-8282

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Hotel Monteleone reviews Republic New Orleans

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The Place:

Republic New Orleans is a creative and cultural center providing constantly evolving entertainment through music, fashion, film and the arts.

Catering to a diverse, interesting and eclectic audience who enjoy cocktails and conversation with friends, our customers’ experiences are paramount to everything that we create here. Republic is the hub of creativity and entertainment for the group of people in New Orleans intent on revolutionizing the city’s business and artistic landscape.

Stylish and elegant. Sophisticated and artistically credible, yet approachable. Classically beautiful and embodying timeless luxury.

The Black Angels at Republic New Orleans

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(985) 892-2225

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GreenRoomLive.net

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Green Room: “Very relaxing bar, Live music five nights a week, very comfortable atmosphere. Anyone who is a musician, or works in the music field would very much appreciate this venue.”

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Jefferson, LA 70121

(504) 834-4938

Open 7 Days a Week – 11 a.m. ’til

Grill open till 10 p.m. 7 days a week

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TheRiverShackTavern.com

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The Place:

Located on historic River Road adjacent to the Mississippi River, the Rivershack has been described as a cross between a neighborhood tavern, a honky-tonk, a live music club, a sports bar and a small town restaurant. Have a meal, have a drink! Play pool, darts, video poker or video golf while listening to a band or watching the big game. All are welcome at the Shack!

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(985) 626-9748

840 Lamarque St
Mandeville, LA 70448

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RUBYSROADHOUSE.COM

The Scene
Ruby’s graffiti-strewn ceiling, copper-topped bar, saloon mirrors and humble jumble bar art make for down home decor, but the true soul of this weathered juke joint comes from its patrons: workaday men and women who come to boogie, hoot and holler.

The Draw
Weekdays, this 60-plus-year-old building at the edge of Old Mandeville serves as a watering hole for local Joes. But when music takes center stage (Thursday-Saturday), Ruby’s really simmers. Floorboards sag beneath twirling dancers ands moke envelops the audience. An outside patio provides a great escape from the crowd or a perfect place to recharge between sets. Inside, the high-energy action goes ’til 2am, so ration your dance power.

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