NOPSI Hotel
Leisure/Hospitality - New Orleans, LA, US
NOPSI Hotel Details
Formerly the headquarters of the New Orleans Public Service Inc., after which it is named, NOPSI Hotel is an architecturally unique, industrially elegant, nine-story brick building on the corner of Baronne and Union streets. Originally opened in 1927, NOPSI has been returned to its previous splendor and converted into a luxury 217-room hotel.Our guest room design presents the highest level of luxury highlighted by refined furnishings and décor, all uniquely inspired by the building's industrial history. Supremely comfortable, welcoming and well-appointed with modern conveniences for today's discerning traveler, these guestrooms are offered in a variety of flexible room types.Our cuisine takes full advantage of NOPSI's enviable proximity along the Gulf coast. The ever-changing menus prominently showcase the bounty of classic Gulf Coast seafood, a raw bar, creative food presentations, hand-tossed pizzas and an extensive array of craft, draft and bottled beer. Guests enjoy a vibrant dining atmosphere and regular live, local entertainment.New Orleans is home to legendary celebrations, and at NOPSI Hotel, we understand the importance of producing best in class events that will not soon be forgotten. From destination and local wedding events to social celebrations, our event planning staff honors your vision and traditions to make your event truly yours. Highlighted by our unique brand of personal service, we are ready to let the good times roll here at NOPSI Hotel, New Orleans!Featuring over 14,000 square feet of historically significant indoor and outdoor event space, NOPSI Hotel offers an impressive backdrop for any meeting or special event. The hotel's industrially-elegant Dryades Ballroom, with floor-to-ceiling arched windows and a soaring 30-foot ceiling, epitomizes the original architecture of this iconic building.
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