HIGH CEILINGS · SUPERDOME BEDROOM VIEWS

The Canal Suite

A ground-floor two-bedroom suite distinguished by soaring ceilings, generous shared spaces and bedroom views toward the Caesars Superdome.

02
Bedrooms
02
Bathrooms
04
Sleeps
930
Sq Ft
THE SUITE

The Canal Suite has a sense of volume all its own. Set on the ground floor, its unusually high ceilings give the kitchen and living space an open, airy quality that sets it apart from the suites above.

With just two private king bedrooms and a shared space reserved for four, it offers one of VCAY’s more intimate ways to stay. From the bedrooms, windows look toward the Caesars Superdome, bringing an unmistakably New Orleans landmark into view.

AT A GLANCE

Ground floor, with room to breathe

2 Private King Bedrooms01
2 Private Baths02
4 Guests03
Full Kitchen04
High Ceilings05
Ground-Floor Location06
Private Bedroom Keycard Entry07
Smart TVs in Each Bedroom08
Superdome Bedroom Views09
Digital Self Check-In10
THE FLOOR PLAN

Two bedrooms, comfortably connected

Two private king bedrooms and baths are positioned beyond the shared kitchen and living area, creating a straightforward two-bedroom layout with defined spaces for privacy and time together. Its ground-floor location keeps the entire suite on one level.

930 sq ft 2 bedrooms 2 baths Sleeps 4
New Orleans · Namesake

Canal Street

Where New Orleans comes together

Canal Street has long been one of the defining corridors of New Orleans, marking the edge of the French Quarter and connecting different parts of the city through the heart of downtown. Its broad avenue, streetcars and unmistakable place in the cityscape have made it part of the visual language of New Orleans for generations. For VCAY's two-bedroom suite, Canal is a nod to a street that has always been about connection — between neighborhoods, between destinations and between different sides of the city.

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