Loyola University New Orleans

6363 St. Charles Ave, New Orleans,

Louisiana

70118

Intern Housing Availability

Min. Length of Stay:

7 days

Max. Length of Stay:

2 months

First Check In: June 1, 2026
Last Check In: July 20, 2026
Last Check Out: July 31, 2026

About Us

Spend your summer in one of the most vibrant cities in the country—without sacrificing comfort, convenience, or community. Loyola University New Orleans offers a true “home away from home” for interns seeking a safe, affordable, and well-connected place to live while gaining professional experience across the New Orleans area.

Our campus housing is designed with your needs in mind. Interns enjoy secure residence halls with controlled access, on-site staff support, and amenities that make day-to-day living easy and comfortable. Whether you're here for a few weeks or the entire summer, you’ll find a welcoming environment that balances independence with support.

Getting around the city is simple. Loyola’s campus is located within walking distance of major public transportation options, including city bus lines and the iconic St. Charles Streetcar. From there, you can reach downtown New Orleans, the Central Business District, and many major internship sites in approximately 20 minutes—making your daily commute efficient and predictable.

Situated in the beautiful Uptown neighborhood, Loyola offers a unique living experience that blends tranquility with access. The area is known for its historic charm, tree-lined streets, and welcoming atmosphere—providing a peaceful retreat after a busy workday. At the same time, you’re just steps away from some of the city’s best dining, shopping, and cultural experiences. From locally loved restaurants to boutique shops and nearby green spaces like Audubon Park, there’s always something to explore.

Choosing Loyola for your summer housing means more than just a place to stay—it’s an opportunity to be part of a vibrant campus community while fully experiencing everything New Orleans has to offer.

Who Can Stay Here?

Interns

Researchers

Traveling Nurses

Requirements to Stay

Age 18+

Government Issued I.D.

Proof of Health Insurance

Proof of Internship

Payment Methods

Cash

Check

Credit Card

Housing Options

Summer Housing Options

Loyola University New Orleans offers two distinct housing experiences for summer interns, each designed to provide comfort, convenience, and a secure living environment while you focus on your internship.

Buddig Hall – Suite-Style Living

Ideal for: Interns seeking a traditional residence hall experience with shared living and a strong sense of community.

Buddig Hall is Loyola’s tallest residence hall and offers a classic suite-style layout that balances privacy with connection. Each suite houses four residents in double-occupancy rooms with a shared, semi-private bathroom—making it a great option for those who enjoy a social living environment.

About the Hall

Suite-style residence hall with semi-private bathrooms
Each suite includes two double rooms and one shared bathroom
Capacity: 429 residents across 12 floors
Front desk service available overnight (5 p.m. – 5 a.m. during academic year)
Named in honor of Henrietta Buddig

Amenities & Features

Fully furnished rooms with beds, desks, closets, and basin vanities
Individual heating and air conditioning controls
Wireless internet and Ethernet access
Secure card access at all exterior entrances
Lounge space on every residential floor
Study rooms, laundry facilities, and community kitchen
Mail services and dedicated study lounges
Private music practice room
Bike racks available outside

Summer Rates

Double Room: $750
Single Room: $1,050

Uptown Hall – Apartment-Style Living

Ideal for: Interns seeking a more independent, modern living experience with full apartment-style amenities.

Opened in Fall 2025, Uptown Hall is Loyola’s newest residential community, offering contemporary apartment-style living for upperclass and graduate students. This option is perfect for interns who prefer more privacy, in-unit amenities, and a modern residential environment.

About the Hall

Apartment-style residences with single and double bedroom options
Unit configurations range from 1-bedroom/1-bath to 6-bedroom/3-bath layouts
Capacity: 600 residents across 7 floors

Amenities & Features

Fully furnished bedrooms with twin XL beds, desks, dressers, and closets
In-unit kitchens with refrigerator, stove, oven, and sink
Shared living rooms with seating and entertainment console
Modern finishes including large windows, exposed concrete, and laminate flooring
Individual climate control for each suite
Communal lounges on every floor
On-site laundry facilities (ground floor)
Expansive courtyard and community event spaces
Full wireless internet and hard-wired connections throughout

Summer Rates

Double Room: $1,250
Single Room: $1,550

Which Option Is Right for You?

Choose Buddig Hall if you’re looking for affordability and a more traditional, community-oriented residence hall experience.
Choose Uptown Hall if you prefer a modern apartment setting with added privacy and in-unit amenities.

Residence Types:

Residence Halls
Suite/Apartment

Bathroom Types:

Private
Shared

On-Site Amenities

ADA Accessible

Basketball Courts

Coffee Shop

Common Area

Desk

Dining Options

Fitness Center

Food Court

Nightstand

Office Chair

Refrigerator

Sofa

Stovetop

Swimming Pool

Wi-Fi

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Around the Area

Nearby Transportation

Bikes

Bus

Rideshare

Taxi

Explore the Neighborhood

Located in the heart of Uptown New Orleans, Loyola University New Orleans places you in one of the city’s most beautiful, walkable, and vibrant neighborhoods. Whether you’re heading to work, grabbing dinner, or exploring on the weekend, everything you need is just steps—or a short ride—away.

A Campus Surrounded by Green Space

Directly across the street from campus is Audubon Park, a 350-acre green space known for its walking paths, lagoons, and iconic oak trees.

It’s a favorite spot for Loyola students and interns alike—perfect for morning runs, afternoon study breaks, or simply unwinding after a long day. Living this close to one of the city’s most scenic parks gives you a daily balance of energy and relaxation that’s hard to match.

Easy Access to the Entire City

Just outside campus, you’ll find the historic St. Charles Streetcar, one of the oldest continuously operating streetcar lines in the world.

This line runs directly past Loyola and connects you to:

The Garden District’s historic homes
The Central Business District (major internship hub)
Downtown New Orleans and the edge of the French Quarter

It’s not just transportation—it’s part of the New Orleans experience, offering a scenic and reliable way to navigate the city.

Food, Coffee, and Local Favorites

Uptown New Orleans is known for its incredible food scene, and Loyola is right in the middle of it. Within walking distance or a short ride, you’ll find everything from casual bites to iconic dining experiences:

Camellia Grill – A classic New Orleans diner experience
Dat Dog – Fun, creative, and affordable eats
Creole Creamery – A must-stop for dessert
Superior Seafood – Great for happy hour or a night out
Commander's Palace – One of the city’s most iconic dining destinations

From quick meals between shifts to memorable dinners with friends, you’ll never run out of options.

A Walkable, Lively Community

The Uptown neighborhood—sometimes called the “University District”—is home to both Loyola and nearby Tulane, creating a dynamic, student-centered environment with historic charm.

Tree-lined streets, local shops, coffee spots, and neighborhood hangouts make it easy to:

Walk or bike to daily essentials
Meet other students and interns
Experience authentic New Orleans culture beyond the tourist areas

Live Where the City Comes Together

Choosing Loyola for your summer housing means more than convenience—it means living in a neighborhood that captures the essence of New Orleans. From peaceful mornings in the park to evenings exploring local restaurants and weekends downtown, everything is within reach.

This is more than a place to stay—it’s where your summer experience comes to life.