Four Seasons is finally open

After three years of construction and nearly $500 million, New Orleans has a new hotel.
On Tuesday, the long awaited Four Seasons New Orleans opened it doors where the historic World Trade Center once stood.
"From the moment that you walk in, you should feel that just generosity of spirit, that welcoming feeling and you should also feel a sense of fun," General Manager Mali Carow said.
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[@tweston315]

I'm so glad that they invested in this awesome building and didn't let it continue to just be unoccupied!

[@Iamhimbutyouarenot]

Good. More to come. Economic drivers only. That’s what builds better infrastructure. More jobs which will also help other industries in the city grow.

[@vicozan6466]

No one cares

[@comcfly]

If you don’t no one cares do not comment and I hope you do not live in this city with that attitude

[@comcfly]

Why mess up the city

[@comcfly]

@Adam Efimoff if this something that they think we need the city will loss it’s character this is New Orleans not Vegas next the show girls coming

[@tigerbait134]

@@comcfly so what does the city need then? More murder? More drugs?

[@comcfly]

@@tigerbait134 are you from New Orleans ? We a Politicians who care first in for most we need the people to say that We take the city back this City has been gentrified way too much gentrification to not care about anyone so with that being said we are the people of the city of New Orleans have to take the city back why would you think anything Vegas will work down here when the charter school system has failed our kids nothing from out of town ever works in new orleans