Mardi Gras Nightlife - New Orleans Hotel

The entire French Quarter is home to a staggering variety of clubs, lounges and bars. New Orleans boasts some of the most talented musicians found anywhere, and on any night of the week you can see and hear why New Orleans is revered as the home of Jazz. Bourbon Street is world famous as the "Greatest Free Show on Earth".

The Cats Meow is the hottest party spot on Bourbon street with some of the most hysterically entertaining karaoke found in the entire nation. ON the first floor is the karaoke stage and dance floor and the second floor has a small bar and balcony where you can view or entertain everyone on the crowded street below.

Pat O' Brians is one of the best bars in town with the best Hurricanes .it has the best free place to hang on Bourbon Street to enjoy your Hurricane with cool sing-alongs.The hours just fly by in this place.So if you get here before 9pm expect a queue and a long wait.

LaFitte's Blacksmith Shop is the oldest bars operating in the FQ with live music and a mellow atmosphere.The ideal spot top relax and enjoy a few drinks.

It is one of the most famous spots of New Orleans with the prettiest girls in the South and offers the finest adult entertainment with no cover charge. You can relax in the warm and inviting main stage area, or indulge in your wildest fantasies in the VIP room.

It is most trendy dance club in town with tall bouncers in dark sunglasses who let you in at their discretion. The club is basically a small room with very high ceilings and smoke machines. New Orleans wealthy young adults, complete with glow-sticks in their mouths, are the typical patrons.

It has an awesome two-level multimedia club with stunning interior and good DJ. Free entry and balcony access early. Not enough people early on, gets better later.

Opulence is one of the hottest dance floors in the city. It's an upscale tourist spot with a booming sound and light system. On the first floor, you will find an oxygen bar, video wall and a special room for VIP's known as the "Library.

It's hidden behind a small doorway on Decatur Street and is famous for its wild female bartenders, catering mainly to young men and male tourists. Just a thin cloth away from being a cabaret, this bar's scantily dressed women dance around, occasionally play with fire and will even let patrons do a "body shot." More than a hundred bras adorn the bar as well as hats and props. Though the women of Coyote Ugly can get wild, it's not much of a shock in the home of Bourbon Street and Mardi Gras.

It is a funky restaurant in the French Quarter which has been open for only the past couple of years>it has established itself as a place that locals adore, not only because the food is great, but it's a cool location with a comfortable ambience.