
The Barnett
Best for travelers who want a downtown boutique stay with a lively rooftop pool and multiple on-site dining options.
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The Barnett is a 234-room JdV by Hyatt hotel in a restored 1928 Art Deco building in the Warehouse District, with a heated rooftop pool, five dining venues and live-music programming — a good read for travelers who want downtown access with on-site nightlife and restaurants. The Windsor Court is an established 5-star luxury hotel near the riverfront and Canal Street, aimed at travelers who prefer classic, full-service luxury and an on-site spa and larger meeting facilities.
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Best for travelers who want a downtown boutique stay with a lively rooftop pool and multiple on-site dining options.

Best for guests seeking traditional 5-star service, large conference and wedding facilities, and an in-house full-service spa experience.
When The Barnett wins: choose The Barnett if you want a modern boutique stay in a restored Art Deco building, easy walking access to Warehouse District sights and the French Quarter, a year-round heated rooftop pool and near-nightly live music without leaving the hotel.
When The Windsor Court wins: choose The Windsor Court if you prefer a long-standing 5-star property with larger meeting and banquet capacity, a more formal restaurant and bar program, an on-site full-service spa and classic luxury amenities close to Canal Street and riverfront attractions.
Bottom line: The Barnett is the pick for guests after downtown energy, rooftop vibes and varied casual dining; The Windsor Court fits travelers after traditional luxury, bigger event space and a full-service spa.
| Category | The Barnett | The Windsor Court |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Boutique, adults-skewing Art Deco with live music and energetic rooftop scene | Traditional 5-star luxury near Canal Street and the riverfront |
| Location | Warehouse District/CBD, walkable to Lafayette Square and the National WWII Museum | Steps from Canal Street and close to the French Quarter and riverfront |
| Size | 234 rooms and suites | 314 guestrooms |
| Pool | One heated rooftop outdoor pool (High Five) with bar and terrace; open year-round | One outdoor pool with poolside bar and cabana options (outdoor pool count: 1) |
| Restaurants & bars | Five on-site venues including Seaworthy (seafood), Brutto Americano and High Five rooftop bar | The Grill Room plus 2 bars/lounges and 24-hour room service |
| Spa & wellness | No named on-site spa confirmed; 24-hour fitness center with Peloton bikes | Full-service spa on site offering massages and spa treatment rooms |
| Meetings & events | Over 16,000 sq ft of event space across many rooms; Barnett Hall (4,000 sq ft) | About 10 meeting rooms and roughly 10,000 sq ft (929 m²) of conference space |
| Family & kids | All ages welcome; up to 2 kids 17 and under stay free in parent's room (existing bedding) | Family-friendly; up to 3 children 17 and younger stay free in parent's room (existing bedding) |
| Pets | Dogs allowed (up to 2 per room, 50 lbs each); pet fee varies by channel | Pet fee and deposit policies published (service animals exempt) |
| Check-in / Check-out | Check-in from 3:00 PM; standard check-out 11:00 AM (some channels list noon) | Check-in from 4:00 PM; check-out 11:00 AM |
The Barnett sits at 600 Carondelet Street in the Warehouse District, a short walk from Lafayette Square and the National WWII Museum.
Choose The Barnett for a central Warehouse District base with easy walking access to downtown attractions.
The Windsor Court is at 300 Gravier Street, centrally located near Canal Street, the riverfront and the French Quarter.
Choose The Windsor Court if you want classic riverfront/canal access and proximity to tourist routes into the French Quarter.
The Barnett has 234 rooms and suites in a restored 1928 Art Deco building blending vintage character with modern design.
The Barnett delivers boutique character across curated room categories in a historic building.
The Windsor Court offers 314 guestrooms with a mix of standard rooms and club-level suites.
The Windsor Court is for travelers wanting larger-room inventories and traditional luxury bedding and in-room amenities.
The Barnett offers five distinct places to eat and drink on site, from a seafood cottage to a rooftop bar.
The Barnett is suited to guests who want multiple casual-to-upscale dining options without leaving the property.
The Windsor Court has a more classic hotel dining program anchored by The Grill Room plus lounges and room service.
The Windsor Court suits travelers who prefer formal dining and quieter lounge spaces in a traditional luxury setting.
The Barnett's signature public amenity is its heated rooftop pool and bar on the ninth floor.
If you prioritize a social rooftop pool and skyline views, The Barnett is built around that experience.
The Windsor Court has one outdoor pool with poolside bar service and cabana options.
The Windsor Court offers a classic hotel pool experience as part of a larger suite of leisure facilities.
The Barnett combines a 24-hour fitness center with near-nightly live-music programming at Good Measure.
The Barnett is a better fit for guests who want fitness access plus lively on-site music and rooftop nightlife.
The Windsor Court provides fitness facilities plus a quieter, lounge-and-bar-focused evening experience.
The Windsor Court works best for guests seeking quieter evenings, spa time and classic hotel bars.

The Barnett — heated rooftop pool, terrace, High Five bar and rooftop programming.

The Barnett — over 16,000 sq ft of event space and Barnett Hall (4,000 sq ft).

The Windsor Court — established luxury property with full-service spa and classic guestroom amenities.

The Windsor Court — steps from Canal Street, close to Bourbon Street and riverfront parks.
The Barnett — it programs near-nightly live music at Good Measure and has a lively rooftop bar scene.
The Barnett — it advertises over 16,000 sq ft of event space and multiple venues including a 4,000 sq ft Barnett Hall; The Windsor Court also offers extensive conference space (about 10,000 sq ft) if you prefer traditional luxury settings.
No — both properties list breakfast as available for a surcharge rather than included in standard room rates.
Yes — both hotels welcome children; each property permits multiple children to stay free in a parent's room using existing bedding (policies differ slightly by hotel).
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