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Hyatt Centric French Quarter

New Orleans, Louisiana, United States · Hyatt Centric · Accessible Luxury

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Daniel Henry Holmes opened his Paris-inspired department store on Canal Street in 1849, and its old sidewalk clock became New Orleans's default meeting place. The clock mysteriously returned when the building became a hotel in 1995; Ignatius Reilly from A Confederacy of Dunces now waits beneath it outside today's Hyatt Centric.

About Hyatt Centric French Quarter

History

D.H. Holmes opened on Canal Street in 1849. The store closed after Dillard's bought it in 1989. The building became Chateau Sonesta in 1995, later Wyndham, Hyatt French Quarter in 2012, then Hyatt Centric on 1 September 2016, 254 rooms.

The setting

On Canal Street at the French Quarter line, in the old D.H. Holmes department store, with Jackson Square a walk away.

Restaurants and bars

Experiences

Amenities

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