5 stars for Glen, the house and the location. We stayed in the suite upstairs and had an entire…read moreporch to ourselves overlooking lovely Esplanade Ridge under a huge tree. I love staying in this neighborhood. I can walk to City Park, the French Quarter, Treme, the racetrack, and about anywhere in town. House is beautifully decorated with antiques and period furnishings. It creeks, floors are uneven, windows are large, and this is how we like it in New Orleans. Beautiful pool and courtyard out back which I regret not using out of sheer forgetfulness. Glen is so nice and warm and welcoming and helpful and everything an innkeeper should be. I never experienced his breakfasts because I either slept in or was too full from my prior evening's New Orleans meal to even think about eating again. Had to work a little and WiFi worked great throughout the suite. Appreciated the little things like bottled water downstairs and a cool collection of books.

What a great experience I and my partner had at the HH Whitney. It's just close enough to all the…read moreaction but in a nice quiet neighborhood. Glenn the inn keeper made us feel at home and had great suggestions on what to do and where to go. I celebrated my birthday while there and they got a small cake and candle for me. The house itself is beautiful and our room was large with a super comfy bed. The pool outback was a nice extra. The breakfast in the morning was delicious, relaxed, and it was fun getting to know the other guests.

Absolutely the best place I've stayed in New Orleans and I go there a lot!…read more Few things I loved.. Wood floors, antiques, large room, comfy bed. Front and back porches to chill on as well as several garden/outdoor seating areas. They provide lotion in your room and more in the bathroom. Also a jar of Cotton balls and Qtips. The breakfast everyday was amazing. Staff, super nice. And tea! Great assortment of teabags. And they have signs everywhere "Quite between 9pm-9am" which I love because i like to sleep. It's walking distance to several great establishments like Mandina's restaurant and Finn McCools bar. I don't think you could find a better location. I stayed for five days and will stay there again. Highly, highly recommend.

What a gem! Don't hesitate this is the place! Book it now! We were thrilled we found it!…read more Owner Monica and Innkeeper Julia and staff go above and beyond to make your stay here an experience worth talking about. We came for a special birthday weekend and we're so impressed. The amazing food each morning was outstanding enough, but they made a point to surprise me with a lovely champagne toast (complete with glitter) and hummingbird coffee cake topped with a candle! Every morning was another fun surprise as several guests were celebrating. The food was delicious and what a special way to dine with fellow travelers and make new friends in their historic dining room. The outdoor gardens are beautiful and inspiring and we loved exploring them, and enjoying the landscape. It was too hot to enjoy the on site hot tub but it was a nice amenity to have. Only things were the lack of AC in our garden level room made it tough even with fans. And the bed was so tall this super short gal had a hard time and could have used one of those nice wooden stools bedside. Minor - this place was seriously AMAZING and if we ever go back it's exactly where we'd stay! Julia even came out to the trolley stop one day just to give us an umbrella because she was worried about us in the sun. That's the level of care and personal attention they give. Thank you, thank you for the memories and this special place! There is a special feeling of joy and hospitality you've created here. I feel blessed to have crossed the path of the staff of Canal Street Inn and will carry you and the experience with me. May we all aspire to be as lovely as this corner of the world.

My wife and I were looking for a quiet and relaxing place to stay in NO. I easily booked online…read moreand was promptly contacted by Cindee to ensure that she was able to cover all the details. What a beautiful house! Cindee greeted us at the door and made sure everything was perfect. Great restaurants are only a walk away, and we rode the trolley down St. Charles for dinner at the French Quarter. We enjoyed a leisurely breakfast in the dining room and coffee in the garden. I certainly recommend a stay here. Ensuring the comfort of one's guests is the essence of southern hospitality.

The moment the cab drop us right at the footsteps of Southern Comfort B & B, our cab driver…read moreremarked excitedly, "Are you guys gonna be staying here? This is a good-looking house!" Of course, we couldn't wait to see what's inside. :) Cindee, the lovely owner, met us on arrival and after we were settled in, sat us down in the kitchen where she briefed us with a map in hand and shared much information on the places we were planning to visit. They were particularly useful since it was our virgin trip to New Orleans. From where to go, how to go and where to eat! She has it all covered! The Horizon room which we stayed in located towards the back of the house was very clean and peaceful. The Queen size four poster bed was immensely comfortable with amazingly soft and smooth sheets that I can't help but doze off within minutes. The bathroom was spacious and although it looked like it came from the 70s, my hot shower wasn't compromised in anyway. The citrus scented shampoos and soaps were lovely too. The breakfast Cindee prepared was delightful and healthy. We had plain yoghurt topped with granola and berries, some raisin toast, followed by a spinach and cheese quiche with really tasty bacon. A guest who sat on my left ate only the raisin toast and I felt bad for him. Like the earlier reviewer mentioned, it'll be great if she could note down our breakfast preferences. I pictured Cindee to be chatting with us or sharing some interesting stories while we munch our breakfast but I guess she was too tied up in the kitchen. On location, SCBB is located a few blocks off the Garden District area. We appreciate the short, easy walk to take the street car on St. Charles Ave which takes you the Garden District, Arts District and the French Quarter. The wait time for street car which I have timed, is around 15min or less. We had Cynthia, the driver that Cindee recommends, to take us to the airport and though she didn't give a hand with the bags/ luggage, we are definitely glad that she arrived early. Although we stayed for just one night, saying goodbye to Cindee felt like saying goodbye to an aunt. Well, as they say, staying at B & Bs is akin to staying with your aunt/uncles- I guess it does really feel like one!

This was a nice and cozy place to stay. Russell the host was very accommodating and personable…read morecalling me before my stay. The place is right across from the park and up the street from the trolley. It reminds me of a stay at my grandmothers house with a comfy bed. The shower is phenomenal because you have three options for the water to come out. Couldn't tell you about the breakfast since I was too tired to get up. I highly recommend staying here and can't wait to come back

Stayed there for Sugar Bowl and loved it. Hosts were great. City Park is awesome. Cafe Du Monde is…read morein the park. Our room was perfect. The only problem was that we had a hard time putting our makeup on with the bathroom mirror. Would stay there over and over again.

The Gilded PerchPeacock Bar Park View Historic Hotel…read moreoutstanding cocktails mango tastes so fresh they often have types drinks ambience of park view historic hotel beautiful inside antiques love the big porch too, went without spice excellent delicious! Had just come in dinner Vincent's actually walked, another group was looking to dine here tonight too. Neighborhood bar too people in our all serving hours here..in addition to guests hotel. Spread Buffet in silver chafing dishes room views bay window antiques three kinds community coffees fruits very good, strawberries blueberries grapes, warm biscuits was a jambalaya egg breakfast bacon types sausage very good dish also breads, oatmeal yogurt cereals milk juice machine apple juice orange juice was soft drinks out wonderful king cake set out someone said from Antoine's Delicious cut small pieces us, even bit brandy guests cups sometimes chocolate chip cookies popcorn really nice very considerate also coffee makers and water gallon areas too on floors. Few times busy big breakfasts and dinners few snacks worked very well. Lots helpful tips from the binder in room too. Lots of books, even books room, books in areas lobby too types Coffee table beautiful photos of area attractions..Antique piano types Mardi souvenirs areas Friendly Helpful Staff so many very helpful, stay room 12 one of my most favorite rooms beautiful windows open views Audubon antiques armoire fireplace high ceilings make feel even bigger type larger room here, types artwork enjoyed scenes pairings prints local connections local artists even able to catch sports evening.. Uf vs LSU basketball SEC sports, Was a Squirrel tree stare down Jacques.. very excited stayed so many times here as we are, The Park Audubon Park is wonderful, beautiful areas live oaks walking paths ponds waterfowl birds think walk not only squirrel sightings distance three owls up in a tree Lots photographers Horseback riding Exciting so many birds ducks like the black bellies whistling walk takes you around the golf course across from the zoo on magazine, also not far from the rink commanders palace areas stores shops, have enjoyed many times, also Audubon Clubhouse by & Company, on the property of Park Clubhouse Excellent enjoyed many times outdoor areas are dog friendly loved Brunch here Cafe views live oaks park course, Muscovites, egrets, swans, herons, turtles out on a log, but ducks hundreds of these ducks maybe more in thousand or so in water lining area, Bridge views and like area fountains places to view waterfowl places sit steps overlook areas bench areas too, leashes required for dogs. List channels east access binder shares Driving seeing 'houses decor..

A Big Thanks to CLIFF for a wonderful stay at the Park View this weekend! Cliff is the most…read moreaccommodating and pleasant host!! The Park View is true New Orleans...grand, a little quirky and creaky, with a good relaxing vibe...accommodating staff, and definitely worth considering if you are visiting the University/Carrollton/Uptown area. It is a safe & walkable area with the streetcar and Audubon Park right outside of the front door. The Gilded Perch Bar is a really nice asset & draws a nice local neighborhood crowd in addition to hotel guests. We will stay again, & look forward to seeing Cliff's smile!!

We stayed in the Greenwood Suite, which was huge, with a nice big bathroom. It opens onto its own…read moreporch, which looks out over St Charles St and made for good people watching. There is another common area porch on the Washington St side which is covered and was also pleasant when ours was too sunny. The only comment about that particular room is that it being on the front side, there was some street noise. I think all the other rooms would be a little quieter. I doubt it would bother you, unless you really need it quiet. The house, as others have said, is truly grand. Tall ceilings, wood staircases, and period furniture really made this feel like a comfortable antique. I see some reviews that complain of the old furniture and aged feel. If you like it new, plumb, and square, you should stay at HoJo's. If you like it with the character that only time can bring, you'll adore this house. Some reviewers have also commented on the breakfast. I think those are old and no longer valid. It is not a full service breakfast, but we were served items that were fresh, local, interesting, and varied. Threre was also staff on hand to offer the hot item of the morning, should you wish it. One morning was quiche, for example. But there was fresh local bread, yogurt, hard boiled eggs, interesting spreads, cereal, fruit, and much more, and if you can't make a breakfast out of that yo mama didn't raise you right. You don't want a huge meal anyway, because aren't you about to set off to explore New Orleans' great cuisine? Thanks, Bonnie & Friends, for a very nice, low key, southern-comfort stay. We appreciate your hospitality!

My wife and I met another couple for a weekend in New Orleans and we decided to find a place on St…read more Charles rather than amidst the silliness in the French Quarter. We found Grand Victorian and decided to give it a try despite some mixed reviews. We loved it! First, the location is as good as it gets. GVB&B is in the heart of the Garden District. You can walk to Commander's Palace. You can hop on the St. Charles trolley car and be on Canal Street in 10 minutes, or go the other way and be at Tulane in 10 minutes. If the weather is nice (and we picked a perfect weekend), there are any number of things you can walk to. The house itself is beautiful. Stunning, really. It is furnished with a lot of period pieces, and if that means you pine for every modern creature comfort that you could find at the InterContinental Hotel, well, you should have stayed at the InterContinental. But as B&Bs go, I thought it was lovely. Our room was not especially spacious, but it was big enough. The bed was comfortable, the shower worked, the rest of the house provides porches and sitting areas for conversation or reading or just relaxing. It had a small TV .... but if you are in New Orleans to watch TV ... go to the InterContinental. I have read some complaints here about the breakfast and true, it's not a "full breakfast". But I thought it was just fine. Good coffee, juices, cereals, breads, fruits. It was plenty, it was well presented, and nice. If you want eggs benedict ... go to the InterContinental. Plus, there are snacks available, gratis, all day long. That is a very nice touch. Finally, I don't know about you, but I don't fill up on breakfast while in New Orleans. There are SOOOO many great places to eat lunch and dinner in the Big Easy, why are you filling up at a B&B? Habit, I suppose. The innkeeper, Bonnie, is friendly without being too intrusive. She will take the time to help you plan your stay in New Orleans if you want. She cares about her guests. I thought she was great. Why didn't I give it 5-stars? Well, the only thing I didn't like was the required 3 night minimum during a "festival weekend" (we were there during the Blues and BBQ fest), but of course that is a testimony to the popularity of GVB&B. It's not a super-pricy place, but it is a bit higher priced than we would usually pay. And the room is on the small side. But all-in-all, I think it clearly deserves 4 stars. We will be back.

Simply put, The Chimes is the best bed and breakfast I've ever experienced. Where to start? When…read moreyou're spending every day on your feet, walking through the French quarter or the Garden district, you really need a place to call home. That's exactly what the chimes offered. A special shout out to Jill, the owner and our incredible hostess. What a wonderful human being who gave us a comfortable experience. She made us breakfast, made us smile, and made us feel at home. It's quiet, secluded, with a wonderful courtyard and all the amenities. The Chimes was a tremendous part of the overall New Orleans experience and one of our trips highlights. We can't thank Jill enough and we can't wait to come back.

If I could give The Chimes a million stars, I would. I've stayed here at least five or six times…read moreover the past decade with my friend Aaron, with my whole family at Christmas, just me and my husband, and even convincing my brother and his wife to come. And every single stay has been unforgettable. There are so many places to stay in New Orleans, and The Chimes might not be the cheapest, but it is absolutely the BEST VALUE in the city. What you get here- the hospitality, the comfort, the neighborhood, the LAGNIAPPE are all worth far more than the price. The Chimes is in the Garden District: safe, walkable, clean, and just a short walk to the streetcar and Magazine Street. Parking is incredibly easy. Jill can even help you get Jazzy Passes to explore the city like a local. The rooms are cozy and full of New Orleans charm. Breakfast is now an optional add-on, and I highly recommend it -- eating in the main house, talking with Jill, and meeting other guests is priceless. It's the kind of experience that makes this unforgettable! And Jill.. What can I say ? She is simply one of the most extraordinary human beings I've ever met. Her knowledge of New Orleans is endless, her warmth is unmatched. Because of her, I've experienced the real New Orleans, the soulful version most visitors never see. I go to New Orleans now to see Jill. The Chimes is home. There is nothing else like it.

This 1854 Greek revival townhouse has been renovated into a charming boutique hotel with a cozy…read morecourtyard that is perfect for weddings or events. There's a jacuzzi style lap pool and an easily accessible bar so you can grab a drink, relax, & soak in some sun. I came here for a private party. The décor of the bar area gave off Parisian vibes. The bartenders were amazing & our cocktails were tasty. We also enjoyed the food that was provided by the hotel kitchen. The staff were friendly & accommodating and the live Zydeco band was fantastic! I enjoyed my time here and would stay at the hotel or book it for an event. x

So much more than a wedding venue. Of course you can get married here, but you can also stay at…read morethis cute boutique hotel that sits across a small park where Margaret's statue (The Mother of Orphans) overviews the expressway. We were lucky enough to stay in the Connector room next to the Bridal Suite, and our room was super comfortable. Black out curtains wrap around the entire room making you feel at ease for restful sleep, or a nap. Locals tend to also use the patio for birthdays, small pool hangouts, and other celebrations. The DJ booth (plexiglass table) if you will sits between two of the rooms overlooking the sizable outdoor patio to hype up the party. If you don't mind a little music, FRIENDLY service from EVERY single staff associate, convenient bar on the first floor, and a good vibe overall then this is your place to explore during your next NOLA adventure. Thank you for a lovely long weekend MP!