The Jazz Duo

Experience the perfect blend of historic charm and modern luxury at the Jazz Duo - comprised of the Marsalis & Armstrong Guest Houses, two beautifully designed accommodations within the private and tranquil Louis Park Hotel compound. Located in Treme, just steps from Armstrong Park and a short stroll from the French Quarter, these guesthouses provide an authentic New Orleans experience with easy access to the city's best dining, music, and cultural landmarks.

This collection features a total of 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 4 real beds comfortably sleeping up to 8 guests plus 2 additional sleeper sofas for a total capacity of 12 guests.

The Two Guest Houses in the Jazz Duo include

The Marsalis Guest House offers a king bedroom, an attached living area with a queen sleeper sofa, and a second bedroom with two queen beds, making it ideal for families or groups.

The Armstrong Guest House provides a spacious king bed and a queen sleeper sofa in the attached living room creating a cozy retreat for couples or solo travelers.

Each unit includes a compact kitchen, perfect for light meals and morning coffee, and a luxurious full bathroom with a Jacuzzi-style tub for ultimate relaxation. Both guesthouses feature soaring 11’ ceilings, elegant crown molding, and private gallery-style porches that capture the timeless beauty of the city.

Guests can unwind in the beautifully landscaped courtyard, enjoy the ambiance of their private porches, and take advantage of reserved parking options within the gated property. Designed with top-tier linens, plush duvets, and premium Nexxus bath amenities, every detail ensures a refined stay.

Whether you're visiting for business, a romantic getaway, or an immersive cultural experience, the Marsalis & Armstrong Guesthouses provide an unforgettable retreat in the birthplace of jazz.

The Commons, the lobby building at the center of the property, becomes the hotel’s bar and restaurant in fall 2026, with a chef-driven menu, cocktails, and courtyard seating, open to hotel guests and the public. It is under construction until then and is not available to guests.