The Hampton Inn Convention Center in the heart of New Orleans sits in the tony Arts and Warehouse District near all of the sights people who come to the Big Easy want to see. Not only is the Hampton perfect for conventioneers because their hotel faces the Morial Convention Center, but families and other vacationers who'll want quick access to Six Flag New Orleans theme park, the Entergy IMAX Theater, Aquarium of Americas, Harrah's Casino and, of course, the boisterous French Quarter within a mile. Being in the central business district, the Hampton also is perfect for corporate travelers making deals with law firms, federal court and businesses. The Hampton Inn guests can enjoy complimentary continental breakfasts each morning and American style sandwiches from the hotel deli. What's so great about the Big Easy is its abundance of top notch restaurants. Guests at this Hampton Inn will find literally everything to satisfy their culinary curiosity, including the typical Cajun and Creole chow that makes Thibodaux stand up and holler, Ay, Yee! Upon entering the urban chic Hampton Inn, guests will notice the hotel showcases the large, five story brick structure's original hardwood floors, hand hewed beams and unique tower from its early 1900s years as a cotton mill. The vast lobby and dining area adjoins an outdoor pool deck and 12,000 square feet of meeting space with state of the art audio visual services. The 288 loft style guest rooms include casual contemporary furnishings, loft height ceilings, complimentary newspapers, dial up Internet access and other amenities associated with the nationally known company. Guests who are tired from meetings or pooped from partying can relax next to the hotel in a broad public park, little known even to locals, on shaded benches and among plenty of green. Taking advantage of a location close to tourist spots, the convention center and businesses, families, other leisure travelers, corporate big shots and conventioneers cotton to the Hampton Inn Convention Center Hotel with regular frequency. &nbsp