Neighborhood

LOWER GARDEN DISTRICT
The story of Hotel Saint Vincent begins with Margaret Haughery, who arrived in New Orleans in 1835. In 1861, she founded Saint Vincent Infant Asylum, supporting the city’s most vulnerable. Her legacy remains in the Lower Garden District as a beacon for both the local community and those visiting New Orleans.
down the street
Magazine Street runs through New Orleans with long-standing shops, small restaurants, and working studios. Near the hotel, neighborhood blocks are walkable and easy to explore.


Ways to Wander
The story of Hotel Saint Vincent begins with Margaret Haughery, who arrived in New Orleans in 1835. In 1861, she founded Saint Vincent Infant Asylum, supporting the city’s most vulnerable. Her legacy remains in the Lower Garden District as a beacon for both the local community and those visiting New Orleans.
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Ogden Museum of Southern Art
Offering a view of the American South through painting and photography, Ogden Museum of Southern Art is a great stop for learning about the regional culture beyond the French Quarter.






