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Saint-Louis Square Hotel

Victorian Hotel
Latin Quarter Location
Soaring Ceilings and Intricate Woodwork
Continental Breakfast

Property Description

“This century old Victorian home has been transformed into an exquisite boutique hotel. The original design has been carefully restored and many architectural features, such as this turret tower make for interesting and nostalgic guest rooms. The hotel is located in the Latin Quarter and is surrounded by restaurants, boutiques and bistros.”

“This guest lounge shows the Victorian influence, with the high ceilings, period light fixtures and carved wall mouldings. The century old fireplace with its intricate carved surround is a beautiful focal point for this well appointed room.”

“The Victorian flavour abounds at every turn, with an abundance of antiques, artwork and floor coverings. High ceilings, wide hallways and restored hand carved crown mouldings make for an elegant space..”

“Guest rooms are elegantly appointed and exude period charm and grace. This deluxe category room shows the care taken in restoring the original hand carved columns and fireplace. It is truly a Victorian time capsule, with modern conveniences of course.”

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