Be inspired to take your business to new heights from the 25th floor of this notable skyscraper in the heart of New Orleans. Place St Charles can be found just a few blocks from the French Quarter, in a vibrant neighborhood with useful public transport links close by. The spacious suites at this center are ideal for businesses looking to grow in a professional, convenient location. Step out the door and you're surrounded by excellent places to eat and drink, or head closer to nature with the riverside just a short walk away.
Set up a virtual office at Place St Charles and register your company at a prestigious address in the New Orleans Central Business District. The package covers mail handling, call answering and a local phone number, so your business gains a credible Louisiana presence without a permanent suite. Meeting room access is included, which lets you host clients in the tower when a face to face matters. A strong option for firms serving the Gulf South from elsewhere.
You get a business address at 201 St. Charles Avenue, mail handling, call answering, a local phone number and meeting room access.
Yes. The virtual office provides a Central Business District address in New Orleans to use as your company presence.
Mail sent to the address is received and handled by the on-site team during opening hours, Monday to Friday.
Yes. Meeting room access is part of the package, so you can host clients in the building when needed.
Yes. A local phone number with call answering forms part of the virtual office at this centre.
Spacious suites high up a notable skyscraper in the New Orleans Central Business District.
St. Charles Avenue streetcar through the area, plus Canal Street lines and Union Passenger Terminal.
Outdoor terrace, gym and fitness room, on-site restaurant and barista coffee in the building.
Place St Charles rises in the heart of the New Orleans Central Business District, at the epicentre of the city's corporate and financial activity and just a few blocks from the French Quarter. The U.S. District Court Eastern District of Louisiana is a short walk for legal and government business, while Lafayette Square offers a serene green space for a break or an informal meeting and the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center anchors large conferences minutes away. Culture sits close too, with the Warehouse and Arts District holding The National WWII Museum and the Ogden Museum of Southern Art, and the historic Saenger Theatre on Canal Street for evening performances. Excellent places to eat and drink surround the door and the riverside is a short walk. The St. Charles Avenue streetcar runs through the area, streetcar stops at Carondelet at Julia and Julia Street sit within about 800 to 1200 metres, the Loyola at Howard bus stop is a little further, parking lots start around 1.1 kilometres away, and Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport is easily accessible.