Quarter House

The location of this timeshare is ideal. You are 1 block from Canal St., 2 blocks to Bourbon St., and a bit more than that to the Mississippi. So many wonderful restaurants and music halls are just a short walk from Quarter House. Some roads in the Quarter are closed during the day. As you walk along, you hear the most amazing street performers. The staff is one of the best things about the place; they are friendly and very helpful. They also have a small pool in the center courtyard. I would highly recommend this timeshare for everyone. Since parking is next to impossible, I would not recommend renting one. Cabs are easily found and this is an easy city for walking. Plus, you have to try the streetcars. You can take the bus to City Park, where they have a wonderful art museum and a display of Faberge Eggs.

Spacious third-floor suite with authentic French Quarter charm at one of New Orleans' most storied vacation ownership properties. Room 320 is known for being spacious, clean and comfortable, featuring 19th century paintings on the walls and a real New Orleans flavor.

The suite faces the street and includes a full kitchen, dishes, linens, private hot tub bath or walk-in shower with European shower heads, TV, DVD player, and in-room hi-speed wireless internet. Armed Forces Vacation Club The Quarter House was designed by renowned New Orleans architect James Gallier in 1831 and underwent historical renovation in 1983. RedWeek Located in the heart of the French Quarter, just two blocks from world-famous Bourbon Street and steps from the antique shops and art galleries of Royal Street.

Resort amenities include a beautiful interior courtyard with pool and hot tub, Sunday brunch, and weekly wine and cheese events.