Located directly in the heart of New Orleans, The Old No. 77 Hotel was designed with traditional Louisiana heritage in mind.
The entire property was built inside an 1854 warehouse that is just a short walk from the popular French Quarter. The design team decided to stay true to the roots of the building by maintaining a number of classicly historic details including the exposed brick walls and large plank hardwood flooring. The lobby pays tribute to the building's legacy by offering a space for regional entrepreneurs to sell everything from handmade candles to handblown whiskey and wine glasses.
With retro rooms and a cocktail bar that serves a large list of classic New Orleans favorites, The Old No. 77 offers guests a true Louisiana travel experience.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Traditional Louisiana Heritage Design
- There is an opportunity for businesses to create products and services that embrace the traditional Louisiana heritage design.
- Historic Building Restoration
- There is an opportunity for businesses to specialize in restoring and repurposing historic buildings for modern use.
- Supporting Local Entrepreneurs
- There is an opportunity for businesses to create spaces that support and showcase products from local entrepreneurs.
Where This Applies
- Hospitality
- The hospitality industry can tap into the trend of Traditional Louisiana Heritage Design by incorporating regional elements and offerings in their hotels and resorts.
- Construction and Architecture
- The construction and architecture industry can benefit from the trend of Historic Building Restoration by providing expertise and services in preserving and refurbishing historic buildings.
- Retail
- The retail industry can capitalize on Supporting Local Entrepreneurs by creating platforms or spaces for local entrepreneurs to showcase and sell their products.
