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Delxue King Those looking for more space will enjoy NOPSI’S luxurious Deluxe King rooms which boast up to 498 square feet of living space.

Power Suite Bedroom The Power Suite occupies the largest and most luxurious suite on the ninth-floor penthouse level. The pièce-de-résistance is a private wraparound rooftop terrace with sweeping skyline views.

Standard King NOPSI New Orleans features 48 Standard King accommodations, each providing up to 374 square feet of living space.

Bar Area Of Public Service A dynamic community gathering place, Public Service is a casual-yet-sophisticated restaurant that respects the civic spirit of New Orleans Public Service Inc. (NOPSI), the city’s former utility and transportation provider.

Rooftop Aerial View Of NOPSI New Orleans The restored NOPSI New Orleans was originally designed to have the upper floors illuminated entirely with indirect lighting, giving way to the hotel’s distinctive sweeping windows, high ceilings and stunning natural light.

Public Service Dining Area With a menu honoring the Gulf Coast’s hard-working fishermen and farmers, Public Service offers contemporary cuisine in an open-display kitchen highlighted by a modern raw bar and open-flame rotisserie.

Lobby Of NOPSI New Orleans In 2011, the building was declared a historic landmark by the Historic District Landmarks Commission, its architecture and design embodying distinguishing characteristics from a bygone era, like the terrazzo floors and original stone-top counters in the lobby where utility customers used to pay their bills.

Historical Street View Of NOPSI New Orleans Borrowing from the building’s rich past in the 1920s as the headquarters of the former New Orleans Public Service, Inc., where the hotel gets its name, the NOPSI New Orleans has been meticulously restored to its former glory.

Historical Image Of Exterior With Three Men Standing In Front Of NOPSI New Orleans Designed by acclaimed Louisiana-based architectural firm Favrot and Livaudais, the nine-story brick headquarters of New Orleans Public Service, Inc.swung open its doors in 1927, welcoming generations of locals who frequented the lobby halls to pay utility bills and purchase trolley car tokens.

Dryades Ballroom Banquet Seating Returned to its former grandeur after a sensitive restoration, the room's 24-foot high crane and tracks (which once transported transformers to storage vaults for repair) epitomize the building’s historical significance.

Dryades Ballroom With Classroom Seating Boasting soaring 30-foot ceilings, exposed brick walls, and huge arched windows, the Dryades Ballroom offers 4,000 square feet of space and can accommodate up to 600 guests.

NOPSI New Orleans At Night The history of NOPSI is as rich and as storied as New Orleans itself. Constructed during the Roaring Twenties, the iconic property has evolved over its 100-plus years to deliver luxurious modern-day conveniences with plenty of Jazz Age style.