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.

Ashton's is close enough to the action that you can walk or Uber to the French Quarter or Frenchman…read moreStreet. It's far enough away that you can get a decent night's sleep (once you get used to the traffic and thin walls of am old house). It has charm, feels safe due to the fenced-in yard, and the southern hospitality your expect in these parts. Patrick was communicative before we arrived, ensuring he was aware when we would check in and offering to accommodate an early check in if available. Karma was wonderful, as well! We missed our first breakfast due to having a swamp tour. We were at to meet our bus for that at the time breakfast starts. I let Patrick know in advance and he said to remind them the day before, which happened to be our check in day. He said they could do eh sandwiches or something if we were OK with that. We agreed those sounded perfect - warm and portable on a chilly February morning. Karma had them ready for us in a little carry out bag, along with a couple surprises: warm banana bread slices, a fresh fruit cup (which was a perfect snack on the bus back from the swamp), some Sunny D, and some waters. It was all quite thoughtful and very tasty! The next morning we enjoyed praline French toast casserole, which was delicious but I couldn't finish it! (Another individual was having scrambled eggs and dry toast so they can accommodate if you opt out of the breakfast of the day) Coffee, with and without chicory, was available. Tea was also available, which was nice in the cold evenings. Patrick offered tips on where to see parades for those in town for Mardi Gras, and tips on other sights as well. We'd certainly return!

This was my first time at a bed and breakfast. The outside and inside were decorated to the Tee. I…read morewas impressed as to the detail for the Christmas decorations. Our host was pretty accommodating and let us keep our stuff for longer in our room when we needed to hold our luggage. The kitchen is full of snacks, coffee, and other beverages that can be accessed at any time. Our room was outside the main house but it was cute. It had a hot tub inside with a ton of different bubble settings. I really liked the effervescent salt that came as a packet to use with the tub. For breakfast, it was available anytime between certain hours. The breakfast came with the most amazing chicory coffee. It was honestly the best chicory coffee I have ever had. Food wise we had the Monte Cristo rolls. I really liked the jelly with the ham and cheese.

Love this bed and breakfast! Larry and Brent welcome you and make you feel like family. The house…read moreis beautiful and very clean. The location is far enough away from downtown New Orleans so that it is quiet and so relaxing. The street car stop is a block away so getting everywhere is a breeze. And when you get back after a day of exploring, Jasper & Porter are there to greet you with a smile and a tail wag. We will definitely be back!!

Great, great stay. Larry and the innkeeper were wonderful and very accommodating. I had a late…read morecheck in due to flight problems and they still met me at 10pm to show me around. The breakfasts were delicious (seriously - bourbon bread pudding?! Yum!), coffee was strong and good, and the room was adequate. As a single traveler, I got the most budget-conscious room (McNair), which perfectly met my needs. One comfy bed, couch/daybed, desk, closet, bathroom. There were also a high-end brand shampoos/body gels to use. My one complaint was that there was not a tub drain stopper. However I'm sure they would have given me one had I asked. Regarding the location, yeah it's not in the French quarter, or downtown NOLA. However, the streetcar stops literally 1/2 a block from the B&B and costs only $1.25 to ride. Very easy and cheap, and comes every 15 minutes or so. To get from O'Malley to Bourbon St took about 20 minutes on the streetcar. Honestly, I appreciated staying a bit away from the bustle of an urban center. It felt very safe! Definitely a B&B - the owners sit and chat while you eat your breakfast. They were pleasant and conversational, and informative to a first time NOLA traveler. Overall, would stay again!!!

Your choice for a bed and breakfast. My fiancé and our…read morefriends stayed with Peter and Ruby at Rose Manor Inn, and they were a huge part of why our visit to New Orleans was so wonderful. They are wonderful people who have cared for their property for 25 years, which eludes with authenticity, originality, and their passion for what they do. They made every effort to ensure our stay was perfect. With COVID restrictions they were unable to provide a cooked breakfast, but every other BnB's we looked into do not have breakfast at all. Rose Manor provided's breakfast, in abidance to COVID restrictions. Pastries, hard-boiled eggs, cereal, english muffins, jams/butter/honey, muffins, yogurt, fruit, and I couldn't get enough of the french coffee and a bunch of different teas to choose from for those tea-drinkers. You can sit at the dining room table and be lucky enough to have a good laugh with Peter, or sit outside, where you can wind-down at night under the bistro lights. Loved this! The rooms were cozy, clean and SO comfortable. They have a refrigerator and freezer which we loved because of all the local delicious food we couldn't leave behind. The walls are full of interesting art and pieces of history. There's couches to sit in the back room if you want to separate from your room for a bit. It's located in a safe town, Lakeview. It's a low crime area that apparently has their own police officers patrolling the area. We walked to the Marina from here, passing a few delicious looking restaurants we didn't have time to try, and never felt unsafe. It is of course not downtown, but that's what we prefer because parking in NOLA is outrageous, and its a 10-15 minute quick drive to downtown if you want to take your own car, or ~$15 Uber. They are the reason we prefer BnB's rather than wasting our time and money at big hotels. They're happy to give you information you couldn't get from staying elsewhere, like unique ways of getting around the city (at the corner of their block you can get a bus to take you to the end of canal st.), their stories living in NOLA, they are great company, and lovely people who are passionate about what they do. See you next time, and thank you for everything!

Ruby and Peter are amazing hosts! I can't recommend staying here enough! The inn is absolutely…read moreadorable, the room was extremely comfy and had everything we needed. The breakfast spread was generous and the dining room is gorgeous; highly recommend drinking your coffee on the beautiful terrace outside! We will absolutely be staying here again in the future!

We had a wonderful stay with our documentary crew and their friends and family. We chose Lanaux…read moreMansion as the place to celebrate the end of our documentary's three month journey where we followed a kayaker from Lansing, NC all the way to the Gulf. Since she was finishing her journey near New Orleans, we chose Lanaux as the place to not only stay but hold our celebration dinner, and we couldn't have been more pleased. The accommodations were GORGEOUS and right in the heart of the New Orleans action. They also hosted our celebration dinner, and the service and food was extraordinary. We were all blown away by their hospitality, and we couldn't recommend Lanaux Mansion enough! :)

From the owner: The Lanaux Mansion Bed and Breakfast is a beautiful, 1879 Victorian Mansion in the New Orleans…read moreFrench Quarter area. You'll enjoy the bed and breakfast's unique historic charm as you experience undisturbed privacy in the old world atmosphere of your room or suite. Across the street from the B&B is the New Orleans French Quarter, with endless entertainment including art galleries on Royal Street. Around the corner on Frenchmen Street, big name musicians perform nightly. More great New Orleans music venues and world class cuisine are just a stroll away.

We were fortunate to stay at the Bougainvillea House during Mardi Gras and had a fantastic time…read more The house is an enclosed compound with a garden, transporting you to authentic New Orleans. Pat and Greg are amazingly hospitable, opening up their house and sharing stories of New Orleans and the Bougainvillea House history. The house is located right in the heart of the French Quarter, and so it is just minutes to walk to Bourbon street, the Frenchmen District to enjoy Jazz clubs or the waterfront. Greg and Pat even took us to one of their favorite parade spots and we enjoyed watching the Krewe of Bacchus parade up St. Charles. Highly recommended if you want to experience New Orleans as a local.

My wife and I have stayed multiple times (about half dozen) with Pat and Greg Kahn at their…read morebeautiful bed and breakfast. It's an oasis only a few steps from Frenchman and Bourbon streets. They keep their apartments tidy, traditionally decorated, and complete with complimentary ponchos! For use on those occasional rainy festival days. Secure parking on premises, sunny balcony, and shady patio. Big TV's and wi-fi. A French Quarter gem.

We simply loved our experience at the R&B Bed & Breakfast…read more We called Kristi & Joe the morning of our arrival, to let them know our ETA and to ask for advice about parking. They explained how parking works on Frenchmen Street and pointed out some spots that were free right in front of their place. We nabbed it--It can happen! They showed us around their BEAUTIFUL shotgun house with 12' ceilings, period furniture, and a lovely, quiet garden patio off the kitchen/dining area. We had some friends in who live in the area join us for a bit in the garden, and our hosts made ALL of us feel quite welcome. Joe & Kristi have a deep connection with the neighborhood. It was evident as each in turn shared their perspective on the people, the food, the music--the scene in general.

This charming gem nestled in a laid back neighborhood across the street from the beautiful and…read morebuffered Washington Park. Just a few blocks up from all the action. Everything and everyone was spot on superb. From the personable booking to the greeting at the door. Kristi is the brains and the boss. But with delicacy and love. Joe is the chef and I'm sure a lot more. He's a very nice dude. Beth is a cool girl who helps clean and anything you might need. The house is gorgeous from the outside and in. As you walk in the beautiful living room there is ample room to lounge and congregate, play games, or just read. The dining room has so many snacks and goodies available at your convenience. Cereals, muffins, bagels, etc. The fridge has the milk, oj, creamer etc.There is a coffee machine and even a bottled water dispenser. And the hot breakfasts are superb. Joe whipped up delicious pancakes and sausages and another day there were scrumptious quiches. You come and go as you please and the front is always locked but not for us with the code. I will definitely come back and bring my wife and my friends. Already miss my peeps and this fantastic b & b on Frenchman street.

Absolutely loved this spot. It has a perfect patio for when the weather is nice. The food was…read moredelicious. We had a cheese plate, escargot and steak frites. They also had $5 mimosas and french 75's. The service was really good. I'll definitely be back!

My husband and I enjoyed a tour of the Degas House today with Joanie, one of his grand-nieces. We…read morejust happened to be the only two booked this morning, so it felt really special. She is, of course, a fount of information and history about the family, Degas' paintings, the house itself...as an art lover, this tour was fascinating to me and Joanie herself was as lovely and personable as can be. It's a bed and breakfast now, and weddings and other special events are held here, and another grand niece gives painting lessons to groups from time to time. Amazing lesson in art history as well as New Orleans history

We stayed here a few nights while visiting New Orleans for the first time, and it's definitely one…read moreof the best decisions we've made on our roadtrip! The B&B is located in the Garden District, away from the overly touristy French Quarter, in a much more relaxed and authentic neighborhood. It's a very walkable area, with lots of bars, restaurants and shops nearby. Parking on the street is also free, and we never had an issue finding a spot nearby. Our host, Ray, was wonderful. She coordinates your arrival to make sure she can check you in when you get there and give you a little tour and explain how all the keys work. She also provides small breakfast snacks in the morning. Her banana bread and cupcakes were delicious! The house itself has such an authentic feel to it, which we really appreciated. I do agree with others saying the bathroom being outside of the room on the top floor was a bit weird, but you don't share it with others so it's OK. There were plenty of towels provided, as well as soap, shampoo and conditioner. Inside of the room, there was water, orange juice, a mini fridge, a microwave, glasses, cups and cutlery. There were also AC units in the windows, so you can stay cool as it heats up outside. The one issue I personally had, is that I have a massive dust mite allergy that started acting up from the first night I spent in the room. It's an older house, so it is to be expected. The allergy only got worse as time went on and I had to take Zyrtec for the duration of our stay because my eyes and throat were very itchy and inflamed. If you suffer from the same allergy, either bring your meds or be prepared to deal with potential issues. Apart from the allergy issue, I highly recommend staying at the Garden District Bed & Breakfast because you won't find a more authentic NoLa experience than this!

We really enjoyed our stay here. The house is apparently over 170 years old and very charming. If…read moreyou prefer a cozier vibe to a cookie cutter hotel, then definitely consider staying here. Be aware, the bathrooms are tiny and the mattresses are very firm. Our friends had no problems with their mattress, but my husband and I had extremely sore backs. The food offerings were grab and go items like bagels, granola bars, drinks, apples and bananas, and homemade baked goods. The banana bread is delicious! Our porch and patio were beautiful. Our room also had a little kitchenette with a sink, fridge, microwave, and coffee maker. We were given a jug of drinking water, and the kitchen was stocked with utensils and dinnerware. Location is really convenient for restaurants and shopping along magazine street or exploring the garden district.