Travel

A heady confluence of the haughty European and the boisterous third-world, New Orleans is often referred to as the northernmost Caribbean city. Precious architecture, wonderful restaurants, exciting shopping, exotic sightseeing – New Orleans has it all. What better excuse to visit this historic city than to attend the CRA and Fair Lending Colloquium?

Getting to the Colloquium

Flights to New Orleans

All roads lead to New Orleans! New Orleans is easy to get from pretty much anywhere. There are non-stop flights to New Orleans Louis Armstrong International Airport from over 25 major cities (some cities may be seasonal or only offer service certain days of the week). Click here for a map. And don’t forget to take advantage of the discounts we negotiated with several major air carriers.

Transportation from Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport to Hotel:

Driving Directions
When exiting the airport follow signs for I-10. Take I-10 East towards New Orleans. Stay on I-10 East until U.S.-90 Business. Take U.S.-90 / Claiborne Ave. and merge onto South Claiborne Ave. Turn right at Canal St. Turn right at Baronne and The Roosevelt will be on your right.

Airport Shuttle
Airport Shuttle offers transportation between the Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport and the French Quarter hotels. The rate is $15 each way. For reservations, please call 504-522-3500. Departure reservations should be made no later than 24 hours prior to your flight. Your advance reservation will ensure your timely departure to the Airport. For more information, visit their website. http://www.airportshuttleneworleans.com/

Taxi
Taxis are available right outside of baggage claim. The charge is $31 one way to downtown.

Colloquium Hotel

Find Respite in the French Quarter! The Colloquium will be held at the Roosevelt Hotel located just off Canal Street and a block from the world-famous French Quarter. You’ll be exhausted after session-filled days and networking with your peers – but there should be time to take a stroll through the French Quarter. This historic section of New Orleans is comprised of over 100 square blocks of art, dining, shopping, entertainment and architectural treasures. You’ll see diverse architecture styles, including a mix of Spanish, French, Creole and American. "The Quarter" as the locals call it, is a great place for people-watching - and every kind of person imaginable can be spotted on the sidewalks here.

Things to Do in New Orleans

Do as the Romans do! For a few days in October, we invite you to do as New Orleanians do: indulge, savor and celebrate. Indulge your senses, savor New Orleans’ rich cultural experience, and celebrate everything that – even after 203 years of the greatest achievements and the steepest challenges – still makes New Orleans America’s most unique, authentic and enthralling destination.