Owner Guide Nov 2020

Hotel de la Monnaie
Owner’s Guide
Last updated: October 2020
Table of Contents
Table of Contents ......................................................................................................................................... 2
Welcome and First Steps .............................................................................................................................. 4
A Brief History of Hotel de la Monnaie ..................................................................................................... 4
Things you should do right away .............................................................................................................. 4
Key Contacts and HdlM Structure................................................................................................................ 5
Key Contacts.............................................................................................................................................. 5
The Board of Directors .............................................................................................................................. 5
Property Manager ..................................................................................................................................... 5
Committees and Task Forces .................................................................................................................... 5
List of Committees ................................................................................................................................ 5
How do I join a committee? .................................................................................................................. 6
How do I contact a Committee/Task Force? ......................................................................................... 6
Onsite Amenities .......................................................................................................................................... 7
Parking ...................................................................................................................................................... 7
Laundry Room ........................................................................................................................................... 7
Lending Library and Computer Area ......................................................................................................... 7
Exercise Room ........................................................................................................................................... 7
Concierge Services .................................................................................................................................... 7
Wading Pool .............................................................................................................................................. 7
Terrace on Second Floor ........................................................................................................................... 7
Patio/Terrace Areas Outside Each Suite ................................................................................................... 8
Items You May Borrow ............................................................................................................................. 8
Vending Machines..................................................................................................................................... 8
Getting Around in New Orleans ................................................................................................................... 9
New Orleans Regional Transit Authority .................................................................................................. 9
Hop On/Hop Off bus tour ......................................................................................................................... 9
Cabs, Uber and Lyft ................................................................................................................................... 9
Bike Rentals............................................................................................................................................... 9
How Do I…?................................................................................................................................................. 10
How do I update my contact information? ............................................................................................. 10
How do I pay my bill? .............................................................................................................................. 10
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How do I change or split my week? ........................................................................................................ 10
How do I get extra nights at the owner (aka “charter”) rate? ................................................................ 10
What can I do if I’m not going to be able to use my week this year?..................................................... 10
How do I vote in the board elections? .................................................................................................... 11
Hotel de la Monnaie website ..................................................................................................................... 12
Hotel de la Monnaie on WildApricot ......................................................................................................... 13
Why is it important to have a WildApricot account?.............................................................................. 13
Getting a WildApricot account................................................................................................................ 13
Navigating WildApricot ........................................................................................................................... 13
Changes to Your Ownership....................................................................................................................... 16
Dation your week back to the Hotel de la Monnaie ............................................................................... 16
Sell your week ......................................................................................................................................... 16
Give your week to a friend or relative .................................................................................................... 16
What if you inherited your week? .......................................................................................................... 16
Tips from Fellow Owners ........................................................................................................................... 17
Buy some inexpensive plastic parkas ...................................................................................................... 17
Try these interesting venues ................................................................................................................... 17
One Board Member’s Guide to Restaurants........................................................................................... 18
Things to Do ............................................................................................................................................ 21
Music Venues .......................................................................................................................................... 22
Miscellaneous ......................................................................................................................................... 22
Appendix: Calendar of Weeks ................................................................................................................... 24

Welcome and First Steps
We want to welcome you to the Hotel de la Monnaie (HdlM) family! This guide is intended to help you learn more
about your new home-away-from-home and navigate different aspects of your ownership.
A Brief History of Hotel de la Monnaie

Established in 1984 at the time of the World Fair held in New Orleans, our beloved hotel has provided happy times
and wonderful memories to thousands of owners and guests over the years. Many of our owners purchased their
weeks when the Hotel first opened and have remained dedicated to HdlM for the more than 35 years since! HdlM
is a 5-story building offering 53 one- and two-bedroom suites. The .46 acre property is situated in an amazing
location on the border of the French Quarter and the Marigny adjacent to the renown Frenchmen entertainment
district.
Things you should do right away

As a new owner, we encourage you to take the following steps quickly to get the best ownership experience.
 Ensure you have received a copy of your deed, and that the information on your deed is accurate. If any
information is incorrect, or you did not receive the deed, please contact our property manager via email
at hdlm@vacatia.com or by phone at (504) 947-0009.
 Provide your contact information to our property manager. You can do this by emailing our property
manager at hdlm@vacatia.com or calling (504) 947-0009. You will need to have your unit number and
week number handy, and you’ll be asked to provide your phone number(s) and email address(es).
 Register for a WildApricot account. WildApricot is a membership portal we use here at HdlM. You can
find more information about WildApricot and how to register later in this document, or jump directly to
that section by clicking here.
 Be sure to block your calendar for your weeks. For example, suppose you have purchased week 1, unit
301. Look at the calendar of weeks in the Appendix: Calendar of Weeks of this document so that you
know the exact dates for your weeks. Then, block your calendar and schedule your flights or other travel!
Remember, Hotel de la Monnaie weeks run from Friday at 3pm to the following Friday at 10:30am.
 Educate yourself about our governing documents. While it is the job of the Board and the property
manager to know and understand our governing documents, your ownership in Hotel de la Monnaie is a
deeded asset and should be treated as the valuable property it is. It is in your best interests to
understand your rights and responsibilities as an owner. These rights and responsibilities are spelled out
in the governing documents which are available to you on the hdlm.wildapricot.org website under the
“Docs” tab.

Key Contacts and HdlM Structure
Below, you’ll find a list of contacts you can use when you have questions about your ownership or need help with
anything.
Key Contacts
Contact Point Phone Number Email When to Contact This Resource
HdlM Front Desk (504) 947-0009 hdlm@vacatia.com For general questions about
HdlM. Also, for issues while you
are at the hotel.
HdlM Reservations (504) 947-0009 Sbrown@hoteldelamonnaie.com To change your week, split your
week
HdlM Billing (504) 947-0009 hdlm@vacatia.com To pay your bill
Board of Directors N/A board@hoteldelamonnaie.com If you have not received a

response to an inquiry such as
those noted above within 3
business days
HdlM Property (504) 947-0009 hdlm@vacatia.com Problems with WildApricot

Manager
The Board of Directors

The Board of Directors is elected annually and is responsible for providing instructions to the property
manager on strategic directives and approving the annual budget. The Board represents the interests of
owners and has ultimate responsibility for the hotel’s successful operations. The Board uses the
services of a property manager to handle day-to-day operations.
Property Manager
Our property manager is Vacatia. In addition to handling the day-to-day operations of Hotel de la
Monnaie, they are your first point of contact when you have questions about the hotel or your
ownership.
Committees and Task Forces

We have a variety of committees and task forces comprised of your fellow owners. These committees
and task forces evaluate different challenges and make recommendations to the Board for best paths
forward. Unlike Board members, committee and task force members are NOT elected, but rather are
appointed by the President of the Board. As a result, the Board remains responsible for making final
decisions. Committees and task forces can change over time, as the needs of Hotel de la Monnaie
change.
List of Committees
Our committees and task forces include:

 Finance Committee: This group is responsible for providing recommendations to the Board regarding Finance
topics, including accounting best practices and sources of funding (e.g. mortgages, grants).
 Building/Grounds/Facilities Committee: This group focuses on our facilities and infrastructure (windows,
HVAC, plumbing, electrical, etc.). The group will also evaluate green initiatives such as solar panels and
energy-saving strategies.
 Community Engagement Committee: This group liaises with the local, state, and federal government groups
on topics impacting HdlM. Such initiatives may include things like (a) the Complete Streets program which is
helping the city become more pedestrian and bicycle friendly (b) participation in the Faubourg Marigny
Improvement Association (c) engaging with appropriate bodies to lobby for silencing the 4am train whistles
outside our hotel.
 Owner/Guest Experience Committee: This group focuses on how owners and guests experience the onsite
registration/check-in process, online reservations, housekeeping, owner retention, and owner recruitment.
 Election Task Force: This group is responsible for suggesting changes to our election process.
 Documents Task Force: This group is responsible to (a) create a "clean" set of governing documents (articles,
bylaws, etc) (b) propose modifications/amendments to those documents to bring us into compliance with
current laws while also addressing our existing needs, (c) create a "plain language summary" of the governing
documents, and (d) ensure all owners have easy access to these cleaned-up documents.
 Parking Task Force: This task force will assess options for ensuring owners have access to secure parking,
ideally onsite or very close to HdlM.
How do I join a committee?

As spots open up on committees or task forces, the Board will post a call for resumes from interested owners. The
Board will then review those resumes with the Committee/Task Force chair and select the owner(s) with the most
relevant experience for what that Committee/Task Force is trying to achieve.
How do I contact a Committee/Task Force?

There will be a section on the WildApricot site for Committee/Task Force communications. Will we also have an
email distribution list for each committee like we did for ETF and Finance located on hdlm.wildapricot.org.

Onsite Amenities
In this section, we introduce you to amenities available to you as an owner at Hotel de la Monnaie.
Parking
The parking garage is located on the left side of the building as you are facing Hotel de la Monnaie. There are 21
spaces in there. After you park your vehicle, you can walk through the garage into the hotel. You will enter the
hotel through the lending library/computer area.
Can I reserve a space?
Currently, we do not reserve parking spaces, since there are only 21 spaces but 53 suites. Parking is available on a
first-come, first-serve basis. However, the Parking Task Force has been chartered to investigate options.
Laundry Room
The laundry room is located in the garage. There is one coin-operated washer and one coin-operated
dryer. It costs $1.50 to run each machine for one cycle. Detergent is available at the front desk for
$1.50.
Lending Library and Computer Area

Upon entering the hotel lobby, there is a lending library and computer area to the left. Owners and
guests are welcome to use the computer. If you need to print anything (e.g. a boarding pass), please see
someone at the front desk.
Please feel free to borrow any of the books from the library shelves. We only ask that you return the
book upon completion. Also, if you would like to add books to the library for other owners and guests
to enjoy, we encourage you to do so.
Exercise Room
The exercise room is located on the third floor and contains a treadmill, elliptical machine, and exercise bike.
Concierge Services
Our Front Desk team is amazing and represents many years of experience with Hotel de la Monnaie. They are
happy to help you with planning excursions, can provide excellent recommendations for restaurants, and can assist
with other needs you might have while on vacation.
Wading Pool
There is a 4’ deep wading pool on the second floor, to the left as you exit the elevator area. Pool towels are
provided near the pool for guests.
Terrace on Second Floor

There is a large terrace with multiple tables, umbrellas, and lights located on the second floor immediately after
you step off the elevators. We encourage owners to mingle on the terrace, meet other owners and guests, and
exchange highlights of your NOLA experiences.
On either side of the large terrace, you will notice small walkways leading up to individual doors. These are the
suites of other owners, so please do not approach them unless you are staying in one of those suites. Also, we ask

that you not move the small tables outside of those suites over to the main terrace area; those small tables are for
the enjoyment of the people staying in those suites.
Finally, please be courteous to your fellow owners and guests, and refrain from making noise on the grounds
between the hours of 10pm and 8am. If you want to be loud, we encourage you to head over to Bourbon or
Frenchman Streets.
Patio/Terrace Areas Outside Each Suite

Each interior suite (i.e. the suites NOT facing the large front terrace) has a patio/terrace area outside of it
overlooking one of the atriums. In between suites are tables with two chairs. This is a wonderful area to enjoy
some morning coffee while reading a magazine. Again, we ask that you be mindful of noise.
Items You May Borrow

The following items are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
 Umbrellas: The front desk has umbrellas they can lend to you should you need one.
 DVD players: If desired, you may borrow a DVD player from the front desk, although you will need
to bring your own DVDs.
 Board games
 Festival chairs (so you can sit while enjoying the various street festivals)
Vending Machines
The vending machines are located on the second floor near the pool. We have a snack vending machine as well as
two drink vending machines.

Getting Around in New Orleans
There are a variety of ways to tour New Orleans. Below are some options to consider:
New Orleans Regional Transit Authority

The New Orleans Regional Transit Authority manages buses and streetcars throughout the city.
(www.norta.com). The Riverfront Streetcar has a stop right across the street from HDLM, and there are
several bus lines that run past or close to HDLM. You can download the GoMobile app on your
smartphone. Using the app, you can:
 Purchase fares right on your phone

 See where buses and streetcars are in real-time so you know when to head to a pickup location
 Find the stop nearest to you
 And many other cool things
Hop On/Hop Off bus tour

New Orleans has a network of hop on/hop off double-decker buses that tour the entire city in a single
loop that runs less than 2 hours. You can get off at any stop along the loop, and get back on when a
later bus comes by. The 3-day version of the hop-on/hop-off bus tour only costs a bit more than the 1-
day version, and there is a stop right across the street from HdlM. Unlike the 1-day pass, the 3-day pass
includes guided walking tours of the Garden District and French Quarter. This is a GREAT way to
familiarize yourself with a lot of New Orleans quickly. Then, you can decide on areas you want to
explore in more depth. https://www.citysightseeingneworleans.com/
Cabs, Uber and Lyft

If you need a ride, you can always call United Cab (504) 522-9771. As with many cab companies, United Cab now
supports the “Curb” app, which you can download to your smartphone. Similar to Uber and Lyft, the Curb app lets
you summon a cab to your location and track where your cab is. If you jumped into a cab that was passing by, you
can use the Curb app to scan that cab’s identification so that you are automatically registered as the passenger in
that cab. And the Curb app lets you pay using your phone rather than having to give the driver cash or a credit
card.
You can also download the Uber and/or Lyft apps to your smartphone.
Bike Rentals
You will notice racks of blue bikes throughout the city. These are the New Orleans Blue Bikes, a
collaboration between the city of New Orleans and Blue Cross/Blue Shield. You can rent a bike for
$8/hour (prorated to the minute) or $15/month! You can download the Blue Bikes New Orleans app to
your smartphone. The app lets you reserve a bike so that you can be sure a bike will be available when
you arrive at the rack. The app also enables you to identify location of blue bike racks.
There are a variety of additional bike rental companies in New Orleans. We encourage you to search for
them online.

How Do I…?
In this section, we walk you through the steps needed to accomplish common tasks. Generally speaking, most
things you need to do as an owner can be accomplished by contacting our property manager via email at
hdlm@vacatia.com or by phone at (504) 947-0009. We list additional options in the sections below as applicable.
How do I update my contact information?

To update your contact information, including billing/mailing address, phone number(s), and email(s), please
contact our property manager via email at hdlm@vacatia.com or by phone at (504) 947-0009.
How do I pay my bill?

There are several ways to pay your bill:
 Mail a check made payable to Hotel de la Monnaie Owner’s Assocation, along with your billing statement, to:
Hotel de la Monnaie
c/o Billing Department
405 Esplanade Avenue
New Orleans, LA 70116
 Call our property manager at (504) 947-0009 to pay by credit card. You will be charged a 3% transaction fee if
you use a credit card.
 We anticipate having an online payment option by the end of 2020.
How do I change or split my week?

To change or split your week, contact Susan Brown via email at sbrown@hoteldelamonnaie.com or by phone at
(504) 947-0009. The fee to do an in-house exchange or to split your week is $50.00 plus tax. Per our governing
documents, you must notify the hotel at least 90 days prior to the first day of your normal week.
Note: Splitting your week means that you will use some of the seven days of your owned week at one time, and
other days from your owned week at a different time. The total number of days must still add up to 7. For
example, you might take 2 days in January, 3 days in March, and the remaining 2 days in September.
How do I get extra nights at the owner (aka “charter”) rate?

Owners at Hotel de la Monnaie are able to rent suites at HdlM for a significant discount over public rates.
Currently, our owner rates are as follows:
 1-bedroom weeknight: $55 per night

 1-bedroom Friday and Saturday: $90 per might
 2-bedroom weeknight: $75 per night
 2-bedroom Friday and Saturday: $115 per night
You can purchase extra nights to extend your week, or when you make a separate visit to New Orleans outside of
your normal week. Please note that the owner/charter rates are ONLY for you as the owner; you cannot book
nights for family members or friends using that discounted rate. To add nights using the charter rate, email
hdlm@vacatia.com or call (504) 947-0009.
What can I do if I’m not going to be able to use my week this year?
If you won’t be able to use your week for the coming year, you have several options:
 Deposit your week with a timeshare exchange company like RCI or Interval International: To do this,
you will first need to purchase a separate membership directly with your timeshare exchange

company of choice. Each year, you will be contacted by Hotel de la Monnaie to indicate what your
plans are for the coming year: retain your normal week, put your week into the rental pool, do an
in-house exchange, or do a timeshare exchange with an outside company.
 Give your week to a friend or family member: If you are giving your week to a friend or family
member to use for a specific year, please contact hdlm@vacatia.com or call (504) 947-0009 to let us
know the name and phone number(s) of the people who will be using your suite.
 Put your week into the rental pool so that you can get some income to apply to your annual
maintenance fees.
How do I vote in the board elections?

Board elections normally occur in July of each year. You will receive separate instructions in advance of the annual
elections with instructions on how you can vote, including by mail-in ballot, online, or by designating someone as
your proxy.

Hotel de la Monnaie website
The Hotel de la Monnaie website is our public facing website. You can visit it at this link:
www.hoteldelamonnaie.com. Some things you (or your friends and family members) can do at this site:
 View pictures of the property and suites

 View the calendar
 Get information about rates
 Request reservations

Hotel de la Monnaie on WildApricot
WildApricot is a membership portal that we use to share important information with owners, and to enable the
exchange of ideas between owners. In this section, we’ll talk about how you can get a WildApricot account and
explain the different sections of WildApricot.
Why is it important to have a WildApricot account?

Periodically, the Board of Directors or the property manager will share information about HdlM with owners with
the WildApricot owner portal. Important information will also be sent via email, but WildApricot provides a single
repository for all information related to Hotel de la Monnaie.
In addition to receiving information via WildApricot, you can also participate in owner conversations via the
various Forums on WildApricot.
Getting a WildApricot account

If you already have an email address on record with HdlM, you can visit hdlm.wildapricot.org and set up your own
account automaticlaly. On the site, you will be asked to register using the email address you have on file with us.
You will also be asked to choose a password. If you do not remember which email you have on file with HdlM, or
you don’t already have an email on file, please email hdlm@vacatia.com or call (504) 947-0009 to provide that
information. Please alert the person at HdlM that you also want to set up your WildApricot account.
Navigating WildApricot
After you log into WildApricot, you will see a series of tabs across the top of the screen. An example screenshot is
below.
The tabs include the following information:
 Home: This is just a summary page with a quick link to recent posts.
 Hotel News: Items that are of general interest to all owners will be posted here. Owners are NOT able to post
their own entries on here; all posts on this tab are done by the property manager. However, you CAN reply to
any posts on here by clicking on the post, then clicking the button located in the upper left. You can
also click the button next to the Reply button if you want to subscribe to a forum. (Hint: Click
it again to unsubscribe from that forum). When you subscribe to a forum, you will receive an email synopsis
of activity that occurred in that forum over the prior day (by default). You can edit your profile if you want to
change your notification preferences to either get a WEEKLY synopsis of activity or an IMMEDIATE email any
time someone posts in that forum.
 Owner Forum: On this tab, you can post a new topic by clicking the button in the upper left of
the screen. You can also reply to any topic by clicking on that topic, then pressing the button in the
upper left.

 Docs: On this tab, you will find a variety of documents that are relevant for owners, including our governing
documents, meeting minutes and recordings, and similar content.
 Events: Any scheduled events we have will be listed on this tab. You can click on an event to get more details
about that event. There is also an “Add to my calendar” button in the upper right of each event that you can
click to automatically add to your personal calendar.
 Contact: Here, you can find contact information for the hotel.
 Archive: Archived items are topics that are no longer current, but which we kept around for future reference.
 Note: There will be other tabs on the WildApricot site from time to time based upon need. For example,
during the election window, we may have a tab dedicated to the election. We encourage you to explore the
site fully.
There are also several links in the upper right of the screen you can click. These are:
 Your name: When you click on your name in the far upper right of any screen, you can change your profile
information by clicking the , button in the upper left of that screen. When you edit your profile, you
can change your name (as it is displayed in WildApricot), your phone number, email address, information
about your profession, home address,you’re your avatar (aka picture). Note that all of this information is
optional except your name. Also, note that when you are editing your profile, there is a Privacy tab you can
click to control who can see different types of information. In my example below, I have chosen to display my
photo album, name, professional information, and avatar. All other information is hidden.

Also while editing your profile, you can click on the “Email subscription” tab and modify what information is
being sent to you. A “subscription” means that, if something gets posted to an area for which you are
subscribed, you will receive an email to your personal email account alerting you of that post. In this way, you
don’t have to log into WildApricot all the time looking for updates; you can be alerted automatically.
You can uncheck certain items if you do NOT want to get email notifications about those. Also, for the “Forum
subscriptions”, you can choose the frequency of email notifications: Daily, Weekly, or Immediately. If you
choose Daily, you’ll get one email per day with a summary of all updates to that forum. If you choose Weekly,
you’ll get one email per week with a summary of all updates to that forum for the prior week. If you choose
Immediately, you’ll get an email every time someone posts to a forum to which you subscribe.
We suggest setting your preference to “Daily”, which is the default. We also recommend you remain
subscribed to the “Automatic Event Announcements” and “Mass emails from administrators…” options.
NOTE: Items of importance to all owners will be sent via email in addition to being posted on WildApricot,
regardless of your subscription preferences on WildApricot.
 Change password: The link in the upper right (next to your name) enables you to change your
WildApricot password if desired.
 Enter search string: Below your name and the link, you will notice a box .
You can type in any search string you want and the system will search across all posts. Matching posts will be
displayed in a list below, and you can click on any of them to read them.

Changes to Your Ownership
We all recognize that life changes, and so do our circumstances. If you find yourself in a situation where you or a
family member can no longer remain an active owner at Hotel de la Monnaie, there are multiple paths forward.
Dation your week back to the Hotel de la Monnaie

If you dation your week back to Hotel de la Monnaie, that means that are relinquishing ownership of
your week. The cost to do this is $160, and that covers the cost of processing this dation. If you wish to
do that, please contact hdlm@vacatia.com or call (504) 947-0009. Our property manager will send you a dation
request form which you must complete and then have notarized. Once we receive your dation form back, we will
process it at the New Orleans Parish records to indicate the week is now owned by Hotel de la Monnaie Owners’
Association. You will no longer be responsible for any maintenance fees or assessments, but you will also no
longer be entitled to use the week nor experience any owner benefits (e.g. reduced rates). Essentially, your
relationship with Hotel de la Monnaie is legally severed at the time you dation your week back to us.
Sell your week

You may choose to sell your week to an interested party. In this case, you will be responsible for negotiating the
price and processing all paperwork. Vacatia offers a For Sale by Owner (FSBO) solution on Vacatia.com. To use
this service, either call Vacatia at 855-858-3950 or fill out the form online at https://vacatia.com/sell-hotel-de-la-
monnaie-weeks. Vacatia will handle posting the listing online and coordinating bids/questions. Because this is a
FSBO solution, the owner ultimately sets the price without brokerage guidance. Vacatia can, however, print
historical sales data -- e.g. the prices that were used in the past or prices set on other resale sites like Redweek.
If you prefer to sell your week using a broker, Vacatia can put you in touch with one or more licensed agents in the
Vacatia network. In that case, you may still contact Vacatia at 855-858-3950. They we will explain their FSBO
option, and then they can give you some names of reputable resale brokers if you prefer.
Give your week to a friend or relative

You may choose to give your week to a family member or friend. The same Vacatia team that handles dations also
do this work for the same fee ($160). The original owner "quit claims" and then Vacatia will input the new owner's
name on the deed.
If the owner wants Vacatia to help process a transaction where there is money crossing hands, Vacatia can
recommend a title company that will hold the money in escrow until the deed has been recorded. They can obtain
this information by calling the same Vacatia FSBO number.
What if you inherited your week?

If you inherited your week from someone, you now have all the rights and responsibilities of any other
owner. That means you are also legally responsible for all fees and assessments for that week. If you do
not want the week you have inherited, or it has an outstanding balance you do NOT wish to pay off, you
may contact Vacatia at hdlm@vacatia.com or call (504) 947-0009 within 6 months of receiving the week
to alert the hotel you wish to dation the week. Please follow the instructions noted above for dationing
your week. You will still be responsible for paying the dation fee.
You can also sell the week if you do not want it.

Tips from Fellow Owners
Here, we thought it would be helpful to share with you some of the best tips we have learned over the
years.
Buy some inexpensive plastic parkas

Buy some inexpensive plastic parkas and keep them with you. They are much easier to carry around
than an umbrella, and they offer welcome relief when it rains unexpectedly.
Try these interesting venues

Rooftop bars with great views
 Monkey Board, 1111 Gravier Street

 Vue, 1600 Canal Street
 Hot Tin, 2031 St. Chartles Avenue
 The Frenchman Hotel, 417 Frenchmen Street
Upscale bars
 Effervescences Bubbles & Bits, 1036 North Rampart Street (Champagne bar & small plates, piano
music)
 Arnaud’s French 75 Bar, 813 Bienville Street (Small plates)
 Carousel Bar in Hotel Monteleone, 214 Royal Street (Circular bar that revolves like a carousel)
 Bombay Club in Prince Conti Hotel, 813 Conti Street (Known for martinis)
Jazz greats homesteads
 Jelly Roll Morton’s House, 1443 Frenchmen Street

 George Vetiala “Papa Jack” Laine’s House, 2401 Chartres Street
 Louis Armstrong’s Birthplace, 727 South Broad Street
 Edward “Kid” Ory’s House, 2135 Jackson Avenue
 Charles “Buddy” Bolden’s House, 2309 First Street
 Joe “King” Oliver’s House, 2712 Dryades Street
 Nick LaRocca’s House, 2218 Constance Street

One Board Member’s Guide to Restaurants
Key: $=less expensive; $$=moderate; $$$=expensive. C=coffee, B=breakfast, L=lunch, D=dinner
FRENCH QUARTER Type Address Phone # Notes

C $ CAFÉ DU MONDE Coffee 800 Decatur Open since 1862_Famous for beignets & chicory
coffee. Open 24 hours
B,L $ FRENCH TOAST Breakfast 1035 Decatur Street 504-300-5518 Great Breakfast venue; Open 8-3pm daily
L,D $$ NAPOLEON HOUSE Louisiana 500 Chartres Street 504-524-9752 1914 house with a palm-filled courtyard.
Open: Sun-Thurs 11-10pm Fri-Sat 11-11pm
C $$ CROISSANT d'OR Coffee 617 Ursuline Ave. 504-524-4663 FABULOUS croissants & pastries.
Open: 6:30-3pm CLOSED on Tuesdays
B,L,D $$ STANLEY'S American 547 St. Ann 504-525-4544 Great food. Open: Daily 7-7pm
L,D $$ ACME OYSTER HOUSE Seafood 724 Iberville St. 504-522-5973 Most famous Oyster Bar
D $$ DIAN XIN Chinese 1218 Decatur 504-266-2828 Dim Sum - Good Food. Open: Tues-Sun 3-10pm
L,D $$ EL GATO NEGRO Mexican 81 French Market 504-525-9752 Great Mexican_Great margaritas!
Place Open: Daily 11am-9pm
L,D $$ LOUISIANA PIZZA American 95 French Market 504-522-9500 Great variety of options…from salads to pizza
KITCHEN Place with New Orleans flare. Open: Daily 11-10pm
L,D $$ FIORELLO'S BISTRO & Creole 1136 Decatur 504-605-4816 Good fried chicken & Red Beans & Rice w
WINE BAR sausage. Open: M-F 10-10pm Sat-Sun 11-10pm
L,D $$ CANE AND TABLE Pan-Latin 1113 Decatur 504-581-1112 EXCELLENT small/large plates and great rum-
based cocktails. Dinner: Mon-Fri 3pm-12AM
Brunch Sat/Sun
D $$ MONA LISA CAFÉ Italian 1212 Royal Street 504-522-6746 Excellent food_informal, local spot.
Open: Daily 5-10pm
D $$ PRALINE CONNECTION Soul food TBD Recently moved from Frenchmen Street
L,D $$ Original PIERRE Creole 440 Chartres Street 504-524-8990 Historic 1788 Buidling. Great muffulettas.
MASPERO'S Open: Sun-Thurs 8-11pm Fri-Sat 8-12AM
L,D $$ CAFÉ MASPEROS Creole 601 Decatur Street 504-523-6250 Great muffulettas & pastrami/swiss cheese.
L,D $$ PORT OF ST. PETER Burgers 727 St. Peter 504-510-5556 Dive Bar with GREAT Burgers: Peanut Butter
Bacon Burger. Open: Mon-Sat 11-3AM Sun 11-
12AM
D $$ ADOLFO'S Italian 611 Frenchmen Street Located above Apple Barrel Bar. Go early_small
venue. Open: Daily 5:30-10:30pm. CLOSED Sun
L,D $$ MAHONY'S PO-BOY Po-boy 901 Iberville St. 504-717-2422 Great Po-Boys!
Open: Sun-Thurs 11-10pm Fri-Sat 11-aapm
L,D $$ CRESCENT CITY Brewpub 527 Decatur St 504-522-0571 Microbrewery w live jazz nightly & courtyard.
BREWHOUSE Open: Sun-Thurs 11-10pm Fri-Sat 11-11pm
L,D $$ CAFÉ AMELIE Louisiana 912 Royal Street 504-412-8965 Nice courtyard with fountain.
Open: 11-3pm and 5-9pm
B,L,D $$ EAT Creole 900 Dumaine Street 504-522-7222 Great local spot. BYOB
Open: Tues-Sat 11-2pm and 5:30-10pm Sun 9-
2pm
L,D $$ DEANIES SEAFOOD Seafood 841 Iberville Street 504-581-1316 Great oysters & Abita Beer in frosted mugs.
L,D $$ REDFISH GRILL Seafood 550 Bourbon Street 504-598-1200 Great seafood_larger venue.
D $$ GW FINS Seafood 808 Bienville Street 504-581-3467 Great seafood_smaller venue.
Open: Sun-Thurs 5-10:00pm Fri-Sat 5-10:30pm
D $$ ORLEANS GRAPEVINE French 720 Orleans Ave. 504-523-1030 Intimate setting - courtyard seating available.
WINE BAR & BISTRO Open: Daily 4-12AM
L,D $$ MURIEL'S JACKSON Creole 801 Chartres 504-568-1885 Located near Jackson Sq. Sat/Sun: Jazz Brunch
SQUARE
L,D $$ MR. B' SBISTRO Louisiana 201 Royal Street 504-523-2078 Brennan family restaurant.
Lunch: M-Sat Dinner: Nightly Sun: Jazz Brunch
L,D $$ BAYONA American 430 Dauphine 504-525-4455 Lunch: W-Sat Dinner: M-Sat
Street Chef: Susan Spicer
L,D $$ GALATOIRE'S Creole 209 Bourbon Street 504-525-2021 Requires a Coat for men.
RESTAURANT Open since 1905. Tues-Sun.
L,D $$$ ITALIAN BARREL Italian 430 Barracks St. 504-569-0198 Great food and excellent wine choices.
B,L,D $$$ TABLEAU French 616 St. Peter Street 504-934-3463 Brennan restaurant 3-story blg. with balcony.
Creole Open: Mon-Fri 11-10pm; Sat 10-11pm; Sun 10-
10pm Music during brunch hours Sat & Sun
B,L,D $$$ BRENNAN'S Creole 417 Royal Street 504-525-9711 The original "breakfast at Brennan's"
L,D $$$ ANTOINE'S Creole 713 St. Louis St. 504-581-4422 Established 1840_New Orleans' oldest
restaurant. Sunday, Jazz Brunch
L,D $$$ R'EVOLUTION Louisiana 777 Bienville Street 504-553-2277 Inside the Royal Sonesta Hotel
Lunch: Fri. Dinner: Nightly Brunch: Sun
MARIGNY/BYWATER
B,L $ New Orleans CAKE Café 2440 Chartres 504-943-0010 Great local breakfast & lunch spot_great
CAFÉ & BAKERY pasteries. (Cupcakes $1 w entrée) 7am-3pm
CLOSED Tuesdays
B,L $ LORETTA'S Authentic Coffee 2101 North 504-944-7068 Quaint, corner shop, specializing in Praline
Pralines Rampart Beignets! Open 9-5pm CLOSED Sundays &
Mondays
B,L,D $ WHO DAT COFFEE Café 2401 Burgundy St. 504-872-0360 Eclectic local spot w sidewalk seats - Cajun style
CAFE café with espresso drinks & cocktails. Open:
Daily 7-10pm
D $ CARNAVAL LOUNGE Slavic 2227 St. Claude 504-265-8855 Brazilian Street Food_Host Comic Strip, long-
(formerly SIBERIA) Avenue running weekly comedy & burlesque show, every
Monday and a Drag show on the 2nd and 4th
Tuesday of each month. Open: Daily @ 4pm
D $ BUFFA'S BACKROOM Louisana 1001 Esplanade 504-949-0038 Great local music club that serves Good food.
Ave. Open: M-F 6pm to Close Sat 11am to Close
Sun 10am to Close (Brunch on weekends)
B,L $ BYWATER BAKERY Café 3624 Dauphine 504-336-3336 Local laid-back bakery & cafe specializing in king
Street cakes, plus sandwiches, soups, salads & coffee.
Open: Daily 7-5pm
B,L $$ RUBY SLIPPER CAFÉ' American 2001 Burgundy St. 504-525-9355 In old Bank building at the corner of Touro &
Burgundy. Open: Daily until 2pm
D $$ PALADAR 511 Italian 511 Marigny Street 504-509-6782 Near Hotel de la Monnaie.
Dinner: Weds-Mon Brunch: Sat-Sun
B,L,D $$ ELYSIAN BAR French 2317 Burgundy St. 504-356-6769 Former church, school, rectory & convent.
inside Hotel Peter & BEAUTIFUL remodel. French meets Southern
Paul menu. No reservations
L,D $$ SUKHO THAI Thai 2200 Royal St. 504-948-9309 Great Thai Food - MILD is our suggestion. Full
Bar. Open: Daily
D $$ ADOLFO'S Creole 611 Frenchmen St. Small venue above the APPLE BARREL bar w
Italian Good food. No reservations-cash only. CLOSED
on Sundays
D $$ MARIGNY BRASSERIE Creole 640 Frenchmen St. 504-945-4472 Creole comfort food - live music every night
Open: Mon-Thurs @ 3pm/Brunch Fri-Sun @
11am
D $$ THREE MUSES Eclectic 536 Frenchmen St. 504-252-4801 Intimate bistro_small plates ~ Live Music every
night. Best to get reservations.
B.L,D $$ ELIZABETH'S American 601 Gallier Street 504-944-9272 Great breakfast place as well as lunch & dinner
D $$ BYWATER AMERICAN American 2900 Chartres Ave. 504-605-3827 Casual neighborhood spot - focuses on local
BISTRO seasonal ingredients
L,D $$ THE JOINT BBQ 701 Mazant St. 504-949-3232 Slow-smoked barbecue & hearty side dishes in a
quirky, cypress-paneled space with a full bar.
CLOSED on Sundays_Otherwise Open 11:30-
10pm
L,D $$ BACCHANAL FINE Eclectic 600 Poland Ave. 504-948-9111 Combo wine retail/bar/live music venue with
WINE & SPIRITS restaurant in backyard venue.
Open: Daily @ 11am - get there early
UPTOWN
L $ DOMILISE'S PO-BOYS Po-boys 5240 Annunciation 504-899-9126 Great Po-Boys ~ founded in 1918 ~ Ma & Pa
St place. CLOSED on Sundays
B,L,D $ CAMILLA GRILL American 626 S. Carrollton 504-309-2679 Classic old standby ~ can take trolley. Open:
Ave. Daily

L,D $$ JACQUES-IMOS Creole 8324 Oak Street 504-861-0886 Quirky, mural-lined hot spot luring locals &
tourists ~ go early or expect a wait. CLOSED on
Sundays. Reservations for 5 or more, only by
phone
D $$$ CLANCY'S Creole 6100 Annunciation 504-895-1111 Elegant home setting in residental setting.
St. CLOSED on Sundays
D $$$ BRIGTSENS Creole 723 Dante St. 504-861-7610 Modern Creole fare by acclaimed chef Frank
Brigtsen served in a cozy Victorian-cottage
setting. CLOSED Sundays & Mondays. OPEN:
5:30-10pm
CBD (Central Business District)/ARTS DISTRICT
B,L,D $ CARMO Latin 527 Julia Street 504-875-4132 Casual & innovative, vegan-friendly fare with
tropical influences in a cozy spot with an open
kitchen. Near corner of Julia and Camp St.
B,L $$ MOTHER'S Louisiana 401 Poydras Street 504-523-9656 Classic, historical spot (Ferdi Special: a po' boy
packed with baked ham, roast beef, debris and
gravy, served dressed) Open: Daily 7-10pm
L,D $$ DOMENICA Italian 123 Baroone Street 504-648-6020 John Besh restaurant_located in Roosevelt Hotel.
Great Happy Hour. Open Daily
L,D $$ COCHON Cajun 930 Tchoupitoulas 504-588-2123 Located in the Arts District_specializes in pork
St. dishes. GREAT oysters. Open: Daliy
L,D $$ MERIL American 424 Girod St. 504-526-3745 Emeril's restaurant_located in Warehouse
District. Open: Daily
L,D $$$ HERBSAINT French 701 St. Charles Ave. 504-524-4114 Near Lafayette Square. CLOSED on Sundays
GARDEN/LOWER GARDEN DISTRICT
L $ TURKEY AND THE Eclectic 739 Jackson Ave. 504-218-7428 Sandwiches are the mainstay. Open: Weds-Mon
WOLF
L,D $$$ COMMANDERS Creole 1403 Washington 504-899-8221 Brennan family restaurant
PALACE Ave Lunch: M-F Dinner: Nightly Jazz Brunch: Sun
Known for Souffle' bread pudding, turtle soup
and $.25 Martini lunches
D $$$ ATCHAFALAYA Creole 901 Louisiana Ave. 504-891-9626 Dinner: Nightly Brunch: Thurs-Mon
D $$$ COQUETTE French 2800 Magazine 504-265-0421 Dinner: Nightly Brunch: Sat-Sun
Street
MID-CITY
L,D $ PARKWAY BAKERY & Po-boy 538 Hagan Ave. 504-482-3047 Neighborhood hangout since 1910_known for
TAVERN their classic style Po-boys. CLOSED Tuesdays
L,D $$ KATIE'S Creole 3701 Iberville St 504-488-6582 Family owned & operated neighborhood
restaurant & bar. Open: Daily
L,D $$ CAFÉ DEGAS French 3127 Esplanade 504-945-5635 Intimate French Bistro. CLOSED: Tuesdays
Ave.
L,D $$ LIUZZA'S Italian 3636 Bienville St. 504-482-9120 Neighborhood joint serving po-boys, seafood &
Creole-Italian fare since 1947. Open Daily
L,D $$ LIUZZA' BY THE TRACK Cajun 1518 N Lopez St. 504-218-7888 Casual Traven ~ known for slow-simmered
corned beef and BBQ shrimp Po-boys. CLOSED
on Sundays
L,D $$ ROSEDALE Louisiana 801 Rosedale Drive 504-309-9595 Rustic-chic option for Southern cuisine_Susan
Spicer. CLOSED Mondays & Tuesdays
D $$ VESSEL NOLA American 3835 Iberville 504-603-2775 Repurposed Historic Church nestled in residental
area. Open: Daily Brunch: Sat-Sun
LAKESHORE
L,D $$ STATION 6 Seafood & Seafood 105 Metairie- 504-345-2936 CLOSED Mondays & Major Holidays.
Oyster Bar Hammond Hwy, No Reservations
Bucktown, LA
WESTBANK
B,L $ TOUT De SUITE CAFÉ Cajun 347 Verret Street 504-362-2264 Cheerful neighborhood coffeehouse serving
French & Cajun-inspired fare for breakfast &
lunch. CLOSED Mondays.
L,D $$ PERINO'S Boiling Pot Seafood 3754 Westbank 504-340-5560 Open everyday: 11am to 10pm (11pm Thurs-Sat)
Expy Harvey
L,D $$ CAFÉ 615 (Home of Da Creole 615 Kepler St, 504-365-1225 Onetime drive-in dating to 1949 that now serves
Wabbitt) Gretna an American menu of steaks, seafood & pasta.

Things to Do
FRENCH MARKET (Big open air Flea Market): Near OLD US Mint…close to River
http://www.frenchmarket.org/
PALACE MARKET (next to Spotted Cat on Frenchmen Street) Open 7pm to 12MN or 1AM 7days a
week. Rotating artists each night
BIG EASY BIKE TOURS Tour thru City Park and Treme very good
CONFEDERACY of CRUISERS_Bike Tours - Bywater/Marigny 634 Elysian Fields Ave
SOCIAL BLUE BIKES_City Bikes for rent per hour; multiple locations Download app: SoBi
AUDUBON ZOO 6500 Magazine St. - Uptown near Tulane
University
AQUARIUM 1 Canal St. - Along river near Riverwalk
Mall
IMAX Theater ~ "Hurricane on the Bayou" very good 1 Canal St. - Along river near Riverwalk
Mall
New Orleans CITY PARK: http://neworleanscitypark.com/ 1 Palm Drive ~ 1,300 acres: tennis, biking,
amusement park, gardens
During warmer months:
Symphony plays outside on Wednesday or Thursday nights
Art Museum - free to public on Wednesdays
Often Music venues on Thursdays
BACKSTREET CULTURAL MUSEUM in Treme @ 504.657.6700 1116 Henriette Delille St - Mardi Gras
http://www.backstreetmuseum.org/ Indian costumes and history
LAFAYETTE SQUARE - music on Wednesday nights: 5:00 - 8:00pm Across from Street from Federal
(Summer/Fall) www.neworleans.com/event/wednesday-at-the- Buildings
square-concert-series S Maestri Pl
LE PETIT THEATER (Oldest Community Theater in Country): 616 St. Peter Street
http://www.lepetittheatre.com (Near Jackson Square_adjacent to
Tableau Restaurant)
SAENGER THEATER @ 504.287.0351 (BEAUTIFUL theater... Music 1111 Canal Street
events, Broadway plays, etc. http://www.saengernola.com
NEW ORLEANS JAZZ MUSEUM @ 504.568.6993 400 Esplanade Ave.
https://nolajazzmuseum.org/ Open: 10-4:30pm CLOSED on Mondays.
Interactive exhibits, musical
performances, etc.
NEW ORLEANS JAZZ NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK: 916 North St. Peters
Park Rangers do educational & muscial programs about New
Orleans https://www.nps.gov/jazz
"FRIENDS of the CABILDO": 1850 House of Museum Store at 523 St.
Walking Tours of the French Quarter, daily @ 10:30am & 1:30pm Ann Street
with very well trained volunteers. (504) 524-9118 OR (across from Jackson Square - same side
www.friendsofthecabildo.org of street as Stanley's)
HISTORIC NEW ORLEANS COLLECTION: The Historic New Orleans 533 Royal Street
Collection (THNOC) is a museum, research center, and publisher
dedicated to preserving the history and culture of New Orleans and
the Gulf South. http://www.hnoc.org/node/431
KATRINA MUSEUM & MARDI GRAS MUSEUM to the RIGHT of to 751 Chartres St_adjacent to St. Louis
St. Louis Cathedral Catheral in Jackson Square. (CLOSED
https://louisianastatemuseum.org/museum/presbytere Mondays & State Holidays)
LOUISIANA MUSEUM to the LEFT of St. Louis Cathedral

MARGI GRAS WORLD @ 504.361.7821 Open 7 days a week, from 9:00am to
https://www.mardigrasworld.com/ 5:30pm
1st tour beginning at 9:30am and our last
tour beginning at 4:30pm.
WORLD WAR II MUSEUM http://www.nationalww2museum.org 945 Magazine Street
Betw. Lee Circle & Convention Ctr_on
Magazine & Higgins. Open 7 days a
week/9am-5pm
CEMETERY TOUR: "Save Our Cemeteries" 501 Basin Visitor Center #3C
http://www.saveourcementaries.com
M.S. RAU ANTIQUES: Museum quality antiques and fine art 630 Royal St.
(hidden)
PLANTATION TOURS: OAK ALLEY & WHITNEY (primary focus on slaves’ perspective)
Music Venues
Check Livewire Music Calendar for dates & times or individual venue websites http://www.wwoz.org
FRENCHMEN STREET ~ many small clubs…examples include: 3 Block section in the Faubourg
Marigny
* d.b.a. - Tin Men (Alex McMurray, Matt Perrine; Washboard Chaz)
John Boutte
* SNUG HARBOR - sit down music venus_2 shows per night
Delfeayo Marsalis & Orchestra on Wednesday nights
Charmaine Neville Band on Monday nights
* THREE MUSES_tapas - sit down venue w music (reservations good www.3musesnola.com
idea)
* SPOTTED CAT (swing dancing popular there-lessons some afternoons)
* MAISON - music sit down venue w food options
* MARIGNY BRASSERIE_Music nightly in bar (primarily a restaurant)
BUFFA'S Backroom - sit down music venue with very good food 1001 Esplanade Avenue
BACCHANAL FINE WINE & SPIRITS 600 Poland Avenue
(outdoor/backyard food venue with trio playing)
FRITZEL'S EUROPEAN JAZZ PUB (sit down music venue) 773 Bourbon Street
PRESERVATION HALL ~ traditional Jazz…sit down venue (can get 726 St. Peter Street
reservations) located on St. Peter between Bourbon and Royal
CHICKIE WAH WAH on Canal St. - (sit down music venue) 2828 Canal Street ~ take cab
JAZZ PLAYHOUSE in Royal Sonesta…no cover charge 300 Bourbon Street
COLUMNS HOTEL - John Rankin on Tuesdays (sit down venue in parlor) 3811 St. Charles Avenue
NO JAZZ MUSEUM @ the OLD U.S. MINT (across from Hotel) - beautiful 400 Esplanade Avenue
3rd floor music venue: offers Music many afternoons & some evenings http://www.nolajazzmuseum.org/even
ts
Miscellaneous
VERTI MARTE - GREAT deli…for take out or delivery 24 hours/ATM $1.50 1201 Royal Street
ROUSES FOOD MARKET - full service grocery store 701 Royal Street
ROBERTS GROCERY - full service grocery store 2222 St. Claude Ave.
LOUISIANA MUSIC FACTORY_great selection of New Orleans music, CDs, 421 Frenchmenn St.
etc.

NEW ORLEANS HEALING CENTER (fitness room and massage) @ 504. 2372 St. Claude Ave.
940.1130 http://www.neworleanshealingcenter.org/
ANYTIME FITNESS 3817 Chartres St.
WWOZ 90.7 FM is a great local radio station, providing great listening
and updates on the music scene in New Orleans. Ck out their "Live
Music" Calendar on http://www.wwoz.org OR download the WWOZ
90.7FM App ~ lists daily music at MANY music venues in NOLA.
OFFBEAT Magazine is a great guide to Louisana & New Orleans music,
featuring news, album reviews, artist interviews, concert listings, and
more! You can check out on their website: http://www.offbeat.com
OR download their OFFBEAT App.
TIMES-PICAYUNE newspaper has a special insert on FRIDAYS called
'LAGNIAPPE' ~ describes the cultural events happening…and makes
recommendations. Online at http://www.nola.com

Appendix: Calendar of Weeks
This calendar is provided to help you plan your upcoming vacations. For example, if you own week
number 13, you will see that your week runs from March 26 through April 2 in 2021. Please note that,
per our covenants, Mardi Gras (week 9) and Sugar Bowl (week 52) are considered “floating” weeks.
What that means is that, if you own one of those weeks, you may ALWAYS stay at the hotel during the
week of that event. For example, in 2021, Mardi Gras takes place from February 12 through 19, which is
week 7 that year. The person who owns week 9 (the Mardi Gras “floating week”) can stay at the hotel
during that week. The person who owns week 7 will need to stay at the hotel during week 9 (in other
words, they two weeks flip flop during that year. This is what is meant by having a “floating” week. No
other weeks are designated as floating weeks per our covenants.
WEEK 2021 2022 2023 2024

#
1 JAN 1 - JAN 8 JAN 3 - JAN 10 JAN 6 - JAN 13 JAN 5 - JAN 12
2 JAN 8 - JAN 15 JAN 10 - JAN 17 JAN 13 - JAN 20JAN 12 - JAN 19
3 JAN 15 - JAN 22 JAN 17 - JAN 24 JAN 20 - JAN 27JAN 19 - JAN 26
4 JAN 22 - JAN 29 JAN 24 - JAN 31 JAN 27 - FEB 3 JAN 26 - FEB 2
5 JAN 29 - FEB 5 JAN 31 - FEB 7 FEB 3 - FEB 10 FEB 2 - FEB 9
6 FEB 5 - FEB 12 FEB 7 - FEB 14 FEB 10 - FEB 17
week#9 M.G.FEB 9
- FEB 16
7 week#9 M.G.FEB 12 FEB 14 - FEB 21 week#9 M.G.FEB 17 - FEB 16 - FEB 23
- FEB 19 FEB 24
8 FEB 19 - FEB 26 week#9 M.G.FEB FEB 24 - MAR 3 FEB 23 - MAR 1
21 - FEB 28
9 week FEB 26 - MAR week FEB 28 - week MAR 3 - MAR week MAR 1 -
#7 5 #8 MAR 6 #7 10 #6 MAR 8
week 7 is Mardi week 8 is Mardi week 7 is Mardi Gras week 6 is Mardi
Gras Gras Gras
10 MAR 5 - MAR 12 MAR 6 - MAR 13 MAR 10 - MAR 17 MAR 8 - MAR 15
13 MAR 26 - APR 2 MAR 27 - APR 3 MAR 31 - APR 7 MAR 29 - APR 5
14 APR 2 - APR 9 APR 3 - APR 10 APR 7 - APR 14 APR 5 - APR 12
week 17,18 is Jazz week 17,18 is Jazz week 17,18 is Jazz week 17,18 is Jazz
Fest Fest Fest Fest
17 J.F.APR 23 - APR 30 J.F.APR 24 - MAY 1 J.F.APR 28 - MAY 5 J.F.APR 26 - MAY 3
18 J.F.APR 30 - MAY 7 J.F.MAY 1 - MAY 8 J.F.MAY 5 - MAY 12 J.F.MAY 3 - MAY
10
19 MAY 7 - MAY 14 MAY 8 - MAY 15 MAY 12 - MAY 19 MAY 10 - MAY 17
20 MAY 14 - MAY 21 MAY 15 - MAY 22 MAY 19 - MAY 26 MAY 17 - MAY 24

21 MAY 21 - MAY 28 MAY 22 - MAY 29 MAY 26 - JUN 2 MAY 24 -MAY 31
22 MAY 28 - JUN 4 MAY 29 - JUN 5 JUN 2 - JUN 9 MAY 31 - JUN 7
23 JUN 4 - JUN 11 JUN 5 - JUN 12 JUN 9 - JUN 16 JUN 7 - JUN 14

26 JUN 25 - JUL 2 JUN 26 - JUL 3 JUN 30 - JUL 7 JUN 28 - JUL 5
27 JUL 2 - JUL 9 JUL 3 - JUL 10 JUL 7 - JUL 14 JUL 5 - JUL 12
30 JUL 23 - JUL 30 JUL 24 - JUL 31 JUL 28 - AUG 4 JUL 26 -AUG 2
31 JUL 30 - AUG 6 JUL 31 - AUG 7 AUG 4 - AUG 11 AUG 2 - AUG 9
32 AUG 6 - AUG 13 AUG 7 - AUG 14 AUG 11 - AUG 18 AUG 9 - AUG 16
33 AUG 13 - AUG 20 AUG 14 - AUG 21 AUG 18 - AUG 25 AUG 16 - AUG 23

34 AUG 20 - AUG 27 AUG 21 - AUG 28 AUG 25 - SEP 1 AUG 23 - AUG 30
35 AUG 27 - SEP 3 AUG 28 - SEP 4 SEP 1 - SEP 8 AUG 30 - SEP 6
36 SEP 3 - SEP 10 SEP 4 - SEP 11 SEP 8 - SEP 15 SEP 6 - SEP 13
39 SEP 24 - OCT 1 SEP 25 - OCT 2 SEP 29 - OCT 6 SEP 27 - OCT 4
40 OCT 1 - OCT 8 OCT 2 - OCT 9 OCT 6 - OCT 13 OCT 4 - OCT 11

43 OCT 22 - OCT 29 OCT 23 - OCT 30 OCT 27 - NOV 3 OCT 25 - NOV 1
44 OCT 29 - NOV 5 OCT 30 - NOV 6 NOV 3 - NOV 10 NOV 1 - NOV 8
45 NOV 5 - NOV 12 NOV 6 - NOV 13 NOV 10 - NOV 17 NOV 8 - NOV 15
46 NOV 12 - NOV 19 NOV 13 - NOV 20 NOV 17 - NOV 24 NOV 15 - NOV 22
47 NOV 19 - NOV 26 NOV 20 - NOV 27 NOV 24 - DEC 1 NOV 22 - NOV 29
48 NOV 26 - DEC 3 NOV 27 - DEC 4 DEC 1 - DEC 8 NOV 29 - DEC 6
49 DEC 3 - DEC 10 DEC 4 - DEC 11 DEC 8 - DEC 15 DEC 6 - DEC 13

52 DEC 24 - DEC 31 DEC 25 - JAN 1 DEC 29 - JAN 5 DEC 27 - JAN 3

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A Brief History of Hotel de la Monnaie

Things you should do right away

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HdlM Billing (504) 947-0009 hdlm@vacatia.com To pay your bill

Board of Directors N/A board@hoteldelamonnaie.com If you have not received a

HdlM Property (504) 947-0009 hdlm@vacatia.com Problems with WildApricot

The Board of Directors

Committees and Task Forces

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How do I join a committee?

How do I contact a Committee/Task Force?

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Can I reserve a space?

Lending Library and Computer Area

Terrace on Second Floor

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Patio/Terrace Areas Outside Each Suite

Items You May Borrow

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New Orleans Regional Transit Authority

 Purchase fares right on your phone

Hop On/Hop Off bus tour

Cabs, Uber and Lyft

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How do I update my contact information?

How do I pay my bill?

How do I change or split my week?

How do I get extra nights at the owner (aka “charter”) rate?

 1-bedroom weeknight: $55 per night

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How do I vote in the board elections?

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 View pictures of the property and suites

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Why is it important to have a WildApricot account?

Getting a WildApricot account

The tabs include the following information:

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Dation your week back to the Hotel de la Monnaie

Sell your week

Give your week to a friend or relative

What if you inherited your week?

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Buy some inexpensive plastic parkas

Try these interesting venues

 Monkey Board, 1111 Gravier Street

Jazz greats homesteads

 Jelly Roll Morton’s House, 1443 Frenchmen Street

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