The Jung Hotel & Residences

Read on 18 October 2026. With OneHorizyn you follow these hotels every week: their prices on every booking site, their reviews and what AI assistants say about them.

• “Where should I stay in New Orleans? Name the best hotels.”

  You're not named
  1. 1. Hotel Monteleone
  2. 2. The Roosevelt New Orleans, A Waldorf Astoria Hotel
  3. 3. The Ritz-Carlton, New Orleans
  4. 4. Windsor Court Hotel
  5. 5. Omni Royal Orleans
  6. 6. The Royal Sonesta New Orleans
  7. 7. Four Seasons Hotel New Orleans
  8. 8. Dauphine Orleans Hotel
• “What are the best luxury hotels in New Orleans?”

  You're not named
  1. 1. Windsor Court Hotel
  2. 2. Four Seasons Hotel New Orleans
  3. 3. The Ritz-Carlton, New Orleans
  4. 4. The Roosevelt New Orleans, A Waldorf Astoria Hotel
  5. 5. Hotel Monteleone
  6. 6. Omni Royal Orleans
  7. 7. The Royal Sonesta New Orleans
• “What are the best hotels in New Orleans for a family holiday?”

  You're not named
  1. 1. Loews New Orleans Hotel
  2. 2. Sheraton New Orleans Hotel
  3. 3. Bourbon Orleans Hotel
  4. 4. Bienville House
  5. 5. Four Points by Sheraton French Quarter
  6. 6. Sonesta ES Suites New Orleans Convention Center
  7. 7. Embassy Suites by Hilton New Orleans
• “What are the best hotels in New Orleans for couples?”

  You're not named
  1. 1. Hotel Peter and Paul
  2. 2. Hotel Monteleone
  3. 3. The Ritz-Carlton, New Orleans
  4. 4. The Columns Hotel
  5. 5. Lafitte Guest House
  6. 6. Windsor Court Hotel
• “What are good value hotels in New Orleans?”

  You're not named
  1. 1. Inn on St Ann
  2. 2. Hotel Indigo New Orleans Garden District
  3. 3. French Market Inn
  4. 4. Bienville House
  5. 5. Old No. 77 Hotel & Chandlery
  6. 6. Catahoula Hotel
  7. 7. InterContinental New Orleans

1. 1
   Google and AI assistants can't tell your website is a hotel's

   Without your hotel's details in Google's own format, they can't show your rating, price and address beside your name.

   What to do: Ask whoever built your website to add them. It takes about an hour.

2. 2
   Some links on your website lead nowhere

   A guest who clicks one gets an error page instead of your rooms.

   What to do: Ask whoever looks after your website to fix or remove them.

3. 3
   Your website is heavy on a phone

   Most guests look on their phone, often on mobile data, and leave a page that's slow to open.

   What to do: Ask whoever looks after your website to compress your photos and files.

• A button to book on your home page, through TravelClick
• No WhatsApp link, where most guests in India ask first
• A phone number a guest can tap to call
• AI assistants can read your website

1. 1
   Show your own price on Google

   Google lists the booking sites' prices for your room but not your website's, so a guest who finds you there can only book through them.

   How: Ask your booking engine to connect you to Google's free booking links. Most do it at no cost, and your price then shows beside theirs.

2. 2
   Give AI assistants a reason to recommend you

   Asked about where to stay, family holidays and couples' stays in New Orleans, AI recommended Hotel Monteleone and The Roosevelt New Orleans, A Waldorf Astoria Hotel and others, not you.

   How: Add a page to your website for each kind of guest, with your rooms, prices and what's nearby. AI assistants recommend the hotels whose pages answer the guest's question.

3. 3
   Google and AI assistants can't tell your website is a hotel's

   Without your hotel's details in Google's own format, they can't show your rating, price and address beside your name.

   How: Ask whoever built your website to add them. It takes about an hour.

With OneHorizyn you see every week whether each one worked, in guests and in rupees.

• Weddings and events

  The planners and families booking weddings in New Orleans, who fill your rooms for three nights at a time and never touch a booking site.

• Conferences and company travel

  The companies running meetings and incentive trips near you, and the firms whose staff already stay in New Orleans every week.

• Travel agents and tour operators

  The agents and operators selling New Orleans to guests abroad, who send the same rooms again and again once you're on their list.

• Events that publish a list of hotels

  Festivals, matches and conferences in and around New Orleans that name hotels to stay at. Being on that list costs nothing, and most hotels never ask.

• The nights your town fills up

  Which dates New Orleans runs out of rooms months ahead, so you price them before your competitors do, rather than after.

• What your competitors charge, nightly

  Their price for every night ahead, not the one night on this page, so you know which nights you are leaving money on.