The team at Summit NOLA is here to help you enjoy your stay in our great city. We are available 24/7 should you need anything with multiple people on our team very close by the house. The house is yours entirely during your stay to enjoy as you would your own home.
The King on Magazine St. is a historic French Quarter style 3 story town home built in the 1830s, meticulously restored plus modern conveniences! Located in the Lower Garden District, walk to St. Charles Ave, the Warehouse District, and the Convention Center. Remote controlled access gate for parking.
This gorgeous 4,500 sf Creole house renovated to perfection is ideally located in the hip Lower Garden District on Magazine St. It's walking distance to the French Quarter and Downtown/Warehouse District on one side and shops galore in Uptown on the other. (5 blks to the Convention Cntr). Many of restaurants in New Orleans are an easy walk as well as the Superdome and Smoothie King Center.
The Duke is the newest luxury vacation rental added in November 2022 to the Summit Nola Collection of historic renovated properties. This lavish Greek Revival townhome includes a separate two story one bedroom living quarter in the rear accessed via the courtyard with a heated cocktail pool. Be part of New Orleans rich history but with all the modern day conveniences.
(Brand new Summit NOLA property. Amazing restoration!! This 5 BR, 3 Bath Summit NOLA Property designed by Whitney Phelps is one of the very best luxury rentals in New Orleans.
This property is ideal for larger groups looking to stay together in a beautiful home within easy walking distance from the very best stretch of Magazine Street and a short UBER to the Warehouse District and the Quarter.
New construction in the midst of it all! Plus off street parking. This modern 3 bedroom 2.5 bath home is located only one block away from the famous St. Charles Ave and three blocks from the Warehouse District. A short walk to the St. Charles street car will get you anywhere you need to go. Or walk to nearby restaurants like Emeril's Delmonica, which is 2.5 blocks away.
"This place was exactly like the pictures. It was such a cool spot. The home was spacious and easily accommodated our group of 7! We loved the charm of the historic home and the more laid back garden district location. There are a few great places to eat well within a short 5 min walk! We would all stay here again!"
New Orleans is one of America's most unique cities, with a vibe you simply can't find anywhere else. Known the world over for jazz music, Cajun cuisine, and outrageous Mardi Gras celebrations, the city is a melting pot of cultures with a diversity that is reflected in everything from the music and food to the language and architecture.
Arnaud's dinner menu offers a whole host of local favorites like Cajun-stuffed mirlitons and turtle soup; but its signature dish is shrimp Arnaud, a rich, creamy dish featuring Gulf shrimp left to marinate in the house Creole remoulade sauce.
It's hard to miss Commander's Palace if you're strolling around New Orleans' Garden District. With Southern dishes like crawfish strudel, turtle soup, and pecan-crusted gulf fish, Commander's is an exemplary spot for anyone looking for a true taste of NOLA.
We can't discuss NOLA food without mentioning the "Queen of Creole Cuisine": the inimitable Leah Chase. Since the 1940s, Dooky Chase's has had the pleasure of serving notable politicians, famous musicians, well-known authors, and other celebrities.
New Orleans’s gastronomic influences are celebrated across the city, with Cajun, Creole, French, Italian, and soul food interacting in almost infinite ways. Because of this global mix, New Orleans cuisine is some of the most singular in the country—dishes like beignets, muffuletta sandwiches, po’boys, oysters Rockefeller, and bananas foster originated here, after all.
