New Orleans Hotels With Jacuzzi In Room & Hot Tub Suites
Discover top New Orleans hotels with jacuzzi in room and hot tub suites, each carefully vetted for comfort and quality. Choose from 4+ stay options, perfect for romantic getaways, honeymoons, luxury escapes, or family trips.
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A Four-Diamond hotel at the corner of St. Louis and Royal in the French Quarter.
"The whirlpool tub fit 3 people and was amazing."
Premier rooms feature an oval soaking tub that is fully open to the bedroom.
"The effort to personalize our stay and recognize a special occasion was especially memorable and appreciated. It was clear that my birthday was well noted on our reservation, as it was mentioned almost everywhere we went, from check-in, to dinner at Miss River, to the spa."
A rare find for budget travel, king rooms here come with a kitchenette and a jetted tub.
"Had a king Jacuzzi suite. Loved the private hot tub experience."
A historic, adults-only B&B known for hosting events, with a reported haunting history.
"Private jacuzzi tub with luxurious amenities"
New Orleans
Known for its constant buzz of music and energy, you'll be glad to have your own private jacuzzi after a day on the streets of New Orleans. Whether you’re after a big-name stay like Four Seasons Hotel or a boutique gem like Fleur De Lis Mansion, New Orleans has 4 places with private tubs.
New Orleans Vibe Check
A perfect blend of a world-class Foodie Haven, soulful Arts & Culture, and a non-stop Entertainment Mecca.
Travel Season Insights
In New Orleans, peak travel happens from February to May, driven by Mardi Gras and Jazz Fest and pleasant spring weather. Low season is June to September, when crowds thin and budget travelers can enjoy cheaper rates. A shoulder season from October to November brings mild weather and more affordable prices.
| Months | Season | Crowds | Prices | Weather | Events |
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| February to May | High | High | High | Weather is pleasant and mild, perfect for walking and attending outdoor festivals. Spring flowers are in bloom. | Mardi Gras, French Quarter Festival, New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, St. Patrick's Day parades, Bayou Boogaloo |
| June to September | Low | Low | Low | Expect hot, humid, and rainy conditions. This period is the peak of hurricane season. | Essence Music Festival, Satchmo SummerFest, COOLinary New Orleans, Southern Decadence |
| October to November | Shoulder | Moderate | Moderate | Skies are clear and sunny with lower humidity, offering some of the most comfortable weather of the year. | Voodoo Music + Arts Experience, Krewe of BOO!, Oak Street Po-Boy Festival, Bayou Bacchanal |
| December to January | Shoulder | Moderate | Moderate | Days are cool and sometimes chilly, requiring layers. Crowds are fewer outside of the major holidays. | Celebration in the Oaks, NOLA ChristmasFest, Sugar Bowl, New Year's Eve, Twelfth Night |
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Top Attractions & Activities
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Editor's PickThe National WWII Museum
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Know Before You Go
- Public street drinking is legal in plastic cups.
- Streetcars are a practical way to get around.
- Frenchmen Street is best for live jazz music.
- Book popular restaurants well in advance.
- Many museums are closed to visitors on Mondays.
- Always carry cash for tipping street performers.
- Potholes are numerous, so watch your step.
- Be aware of common street scams and hustles.
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FAQs About New Orleans Hotels with Jacuzzi & Private Hot tubs
How much do hotels with jacuzzi suites typically cost in New Orleans?
In New Orleans, hotels with in-room jacuzzis average about $360 per night on weekdays and increase to around $418 on weekends — roughly a 20–31% premium compared to standard rooms.
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