Reservations

Room 20-- This petite room is on the second floor of the mansion and has a full size bed. Due to the smaller size of this room in comparison with our other rooms, it is best suited for 1-2 guests.
Room 30- This petite room with exposed brickwork has one full size bed. Due to the smaller size of this room in comparison with our other rooms, it is best suited for 1-2 guests. This room adjoins room 31.

Rooms 5, 24 and 34-- Room 5 is located in our lush courtyard and has a queen bed. This room has a very small staircase that leads to a sitting area. Room 24 is located on the second floor and is right next to our second floor shared balcony.
Room 34 is on the third floor and is located on the shared courtyard balcony.

Rooms 25 and 35-- These rooms are located on the second and third floors, respectively. These charming rooms each have 2 queen size beds and sleeps a maximum of 4 guests per room. These rooms share the courtyard balcony area with one other room (34), all of which overlook the courtyard below and offers stunning French Quarter and City skyline views.

Rooms 23 and 33-- These rooms are located in the mansion on the second and third floors, respectively. Both spacious rooms have king beds and are decorated with beautiful antiques. (23 adjoins room 22; 33 adjoins room 32).

Rooms 22 and 32-- We have two rooms with a king size bed and a private Saint Philip Street balcony. Room 22 is located on the second floor of the mansion and it's balcony is covered, while Room 32 is located on the third floor; both rooms offer amazing views of the French Quarter and the world famous Bourbon Street. Each room is filled with a plethora of beautiful antiques.
(22 adjoins with room 23; 32 adjoins with room 33).

Room 21-- This unique room is on the second floor of the mansion and has a private balcony overlooking world famous Bourbon Street. It is furnished with a king size bed, which sleeps a maximum of 2 persons.

Room 31--
This one of a kind king bedroom has one king bed with one of the largest private balconies overlooking world famous Bourbon Street. This is the largest and most sought after accommodation in the hotel itself. Exquisite French Quarter and City views from this third floor perch make this one of the most sought after in the French Quarter and is a favorite for celebrities and has been used in numerous film and television productions. Sleeps a maximum of 2 guests.
This room adjoins Room 30 (Full Bed in a Petite Room).

Rooms 1010-1 and -2

These furnished rooms are located directly across the street from the hotel itself. Each room has a queen size bed as well as a pull-out sofa bed (each of the two rooms sleeps 4 adults total). Each room also has it's own full bathroom as well as cable TV, free Wi-Fi, coffee maker and microwave. Both rooms connect to a private courtyard area.
Room 1010-1 is located on the first floor and also comes equipped with it's own full kitchen (sink and full-sized refrigerator).


Room 1010-2 is located on the second floor and features a private balcony directly over the world-famous Bourbon Street. This room also has a Jacuzzi tub in the bathroom.


Furthermore, these rooms have an adjoining door that can be unlocked by staff when a group books both rooms.

Room 1004 is our luxurious King and Queen Bedroom Suite. This grand unit is located in a separate building directly across from the hotel on the second floor. It has two separate suites, each with their own full bathrooms. The King Suite dons a platform jacuzzi tub with a separate room for the commode and the Queen Suite is equipped with a double headed shower and double column sinks. This unit also has a full sized kitchen, a breakfast bar, a full sized dining area and a full sized living room with a large flat screen TV and two large leather sofas. Last, but definitely not the least exciting amenity, is the extra long, wrap-around private balcony, which spans from the St. Philip side of the street, all the way around half the unit, over the world famous Bourbon Street. This balcony is worth every penny, giving opportunities to throw beads during Mardi Gras, people watch during festival season(fall), or just relax and enjoy the breathtaking view of the French Quarter.