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Paul Oswell

Contributing Writer

Contributing Writer

Paul Oswell is a contributing writer for Condé Nast Traveler. He has been a travel writer and journalist since 1999, reporting from all seven continents for The Guardian, The Sunday Times, Travel + Leisure, and Dorling Kindersley travel guides, among many other publications. He edits the online travel magazine Shandy Pockets. He has lived in New Orleans since 2010, and he now finds it hard to imagine living anywhere else.

Fontainebleau

The design of this essentially launched the so-called Miami-Modern style, and the resort dominates its stretch of Miami Beach.

Pigeon and Whale

A New Orleans negroni bar and seafood spot that stands out.

The Will and the Way

A downtown New Orleans watering hole with a focus on wine—and a few fun cocktails.

Beachbum Berry's Latitude 29

A slick and inventive tiki operation in NOLA's French Quarter

Courtyard Brewery

This nano-brewery and neighborhood bar in the Lower Garden District has a confident, come-what-may attitude that’s immediately welcoming.

JusTini's

An elevated Bywater bar that's gratifyingly bereft of knowingly-quirky decor or try-hard gimmicks.

Bar Marilou

A truly striking library, with scarlet bookshelves, orange ceilings, and tiger-striped carpets.

Avenue Pub

It's been a beacon for serious beer fans in New Orleans for years.

Kimpton Hotel Fontenot

A bold addition to the CBD.

The Windsor Court

The Windsor Court Hotel is a singular experience in New Orleans, like British high society brought to the Big Easy.

Maison de la Luz

A bejewelled takeover in historic New Orleans.

The Alida, Savannah, A Tribute Portfolio Hotel

A great value for such memorable design.

Four Seasons Hotel New Orleans

Set in a landmark tower overlooking the Mississippi River, it's all about understated elegance.

Pontchartrain Hotel

Attention to design details and value for money make The Pontchartrain Hotel a must-stay.

Virgin Hotels New Orleans

Not far from the nightclubs of Bourbon Street, this upscale spot is fun and fabulous.

Royal Sonesta Hotel New Orleans

This Bourbon Street staple sees a parade of tourists and visitors looking to stay in the heart of the action.