Maison de la Luz

Maison de la Luz is a distinctive new guest house from Atelier Ace. A place for reverie and proper Southern swoon, for prophetic visions or quiet inspiration, Maison de la Luz finds beauty in the curious and defines luxury as moving through the world with grace. With 67 resplendent suites, private sanctuaries and bespoke concierge service, Maison de la Luz is a lighthouse for the senses, reverent of elegance, irreverent of convention and is marked by generosity of spirit. Bar Marilou is a place where you can relax and unwind. A craft cocktail bar, created in collaboration with the Parisian culinary group Quixotic Projects, is accessible only to guests of Maison de la Luz through a private entrance. The bar is housed in City Hall's historic library, which is awash with curated curiosities, oil paintings, classic books, and warm furnishings. In addition to offering balanced and lively spirits, a small plate menu inspired by French, New Orleans, and West Indies-inspired flavors, the bar also offers live music. Elizabeth Estelle Josephine Estelle The Southern osteria Josephine Estelle, owned and operated by James Beard Award-nominated Chefs Michael Hudman and Andy Ticer, offers guests seeking inspired Italian fare first dibs on available reservations. Guest of the Maison de la Luz can make reservations at Seaworthy, a celebration of wild-caught and sustainably harvested seafood, as well as classic and proprietary cocktails, at a discounted rate. Guests of the Alto Maison de la Luz have access to the pool at the Ace Hotel in New Orleans. Three Crucial Elements Guests will be given priority reservations at Three Keys, an intimate music venue and bar dedicated to the magic that happens in New Orleans with live shows, performances, and their annual Six of Saturns celebration, which takes place during the Jazz Festival and lasts for two weeks each year.