A theatrically-inspired stay in the heart of downtown New Orleans. In the 1820s, Mr. James Caldwell built one of the greatest English theatres in America, called The St. Charles Theatre, on Camp Street. One of the most talented and renowned actors who regularly performed at the theatre was Mr. Alan Pelham. In honor of Mr. Pelhams wondrous contributions to the theatre community, Caldwell named his elaborate home, located on Common Street, The Pelham Manor. Today, The Pelham Hotel is tailored to the needs of travelers who prefer a balance of amusement and respite during their overnight or grand tour of the Big Easy. Our accommodations and atmosphere, proximity and personality offer guests the right blend of razzle and rest no matter the occasion.Stretch out and open the curtains to the citys bustle and beauty. Our 10-foot street-facing Victorian windows overlook Common & Magazine Streets charm and set the perfect backdrop for a delightful, one-of-a-kind stay. Our Guestrooms theater-inspired furnishings and designer amenities accent a room tailor-made for rest and a bit of drama by way of bold colors, lofty 18-foot ceilings, period-inspired decor, flat screen smart TVs, and marble-lined bathrooms.