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Louisiana Resorts |
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Displaying 1 through 10 of 20 Timeshare Resorts in Louisiana |
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Avenue Plaza Resort
New Orleans, Louisiana |
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Avenue Plaza Resort has a prime location on St. Charles Avenue in the Garden District, just minutes from the historic French Quarter. The famous New Orleans streetcar travels past the resort, putting the city's most famous sights within easy access. When you are not sightseeing, a courtyard with a pool, rooftop sundeck, and restaurant are among the resort's other amenities.... |
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Bon Temps Village
Mandeville, Louisiana |
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Southern Louisiana provides a rustic, wooded setting for Bon Temps Village, designed to appeal to all types of vacationers. Relax in the comfort of your own town house or visit Pelican's Athletic Club, 2 miles down the street, Pelican offers several amenities--including tennis, basketball, two outdoor pools. at no cost to you. Spa services are available for a fee. New Orleans famous... |
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Chateau Orleans
New Orleans, Louisiana |
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Chateau Orleans is nestled in the historic French Quarter, making it an ideal base for a New Orleans vacation. You're within walking distance of many of the area's greatest attractions. Bourbon Street, only two blocks away, offers culinary treats at its numerous restaurants and world-renowned jazz. Relax in the resort's full-size pool within the lovely courtyard or just sit and soak up... |
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Club La Pension
New Orleans, Louisiana |
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Bluegreen's Club La Pension is at the entrance to the French Quarter, just steps away from the finest food and entertainment in the world. Old World charm and elegance characterize the resort and its Cafe Giovanni, one of New Orleans' top restaurants. Museums, galleries, theaters, historic homes, and plantations will delight vacationers in "The Big... |
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Courtyards Resort
New Orleans, Louisiana |
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The Courtyards is an 165-year-old renovated Porte-Cochere townhouse in New Orleans' world-renowned French Quarter. The resort is located within walking distance of a variety of sites, such as restaurants, antiques shops, art galleries, museums, and the Mississippi River. After an exciting day experiencing New Orleans' Creole and Cajun cuisine and incomparable jazz, relax in the resort's... |
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Frenchmen Orleans at 519
New Orleans, Louisiana |
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Located in the center of the historic Faubourg Marigny, on the downriver side of the French Quarter, the Frenchmen Orleans 519 offers twenty-one luxury condominiums. Within walking distance of the world famous French Quarter and newly acclaimed cultural and arts district of Frenchmen Street, the Frenchmen Orleans 519 is as close to the action as you can be! After a busy day enjoying the... |
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Hillcrest Lake Villas
Abita Springs, Louisiana |
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Hillcrest Lake Villas is a quiet, relaxing resort just an hour's drive from New Orleans. Enjoy the lake and swimming pool or 18-hole golf course. Lake Pontchartrain is 15 miles away. Plan to spend a day in New Orleans, where you can enjoy the French Quarter. Spanning 70 blocks, the French Quarter is lined with gourmet restaurants and... |
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Hotel de L'Eau Vive
New Orleans, Louisiana |
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Maison Orleans/Hotel De L'eau Vive, situated three blocks from the French Quarter, is in the heart of New Orleans. At the resort, enjoy the rooftop sun deck or you can explore the French Quarter and Garden District. These areas contain parks, museums, and restaurants that serve everything from classic French cuisine to spicy Creole dishes. Shopping abounds on Canal Street. On Royal... |
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Hotel de la Monnaie
New Orleans, Louisiana |
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When you think of New Orleans and the French Quarter, you are also thinking of Hotel de la Monnaie. Accommodations are situated at the edge of the French Quarter, where history, food, art, incomparable jazz, fun night spots, carriage rides, and riverboat cruises can be found on the Mississippi River. Both Bourbon Street and the riverfront are a short walk away. Close by find the... |
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Hotel Storyville
New Orleans, Louisiana |
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Located two blocks from the French Quarter with all its Old-World charm and world-famous restaurants, Hotel Storyville is a small, intimate resort that strives to give the vacationer a genuine experience of life in New Orleans. Residential surroundings abound with small neighborhood restaurants. A short picturesque stroll brings you to the French Market.... |
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Louisiana has become a popular travel destination due to its unique culture and fun loving atmosphere. The land for this state was purchased by the union in the 1800s along with most of the Midwest in and agreement called the Louisiana purchase. Today this state has become famous to many party animals for hosting one of the biggest parties in the entire country, Mardi Gras. This is a tradition originating in southern Europe and occurs on Fat Tuesday, the Tuesday before lent, a religious 40 days of thought prayer and sacrifice. The parties in New Orleans during this time are so legendary many people visit this part of the country only during this time of year, however there are many other fun and exciting travel options available in this southern state. Louisiana is known for its culture first and foremost being the only state with a large Cajun population, who are decedents of the Acadians who were driven out of Canada for not pledged allegiance to the king of England in the 1700s. This fun loving and unique culture comes through in every aspect of daily life in Louisiana which includes their music and food. Perhaps the most well known food from this region is “Jambalaya” which can be categorized as a Creole dish with both Spanish and French influences. Different styles of the dish will vary with region and many families keep their unique recipe a closely guarded secret; however the basic ingredients for the dish are normally the same and include meat, vegetables, and rice. With all Louisiana timeshares have to offer its time to plan a trip to the great south and experience the food, music, history, and culture while enjoying a relaxing vacation.
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