My fiancé and I came for a few days and I cannot get over our stay at this Bed and Breakfast. Only…read moreabout 30mins from Nola, across a bridge, which wasn't bad at all. Linda (the owner) gave us a fair&unbeatable price for the Larger poolside suite despite it being Mardi Gras, Valentine's day, as well as it being the weekend when we arrived. Linda was a DOLL! She took care of us, fluffed our room when we were out & reloaded our fridge with breakfast daily. She showed us around the place and welcomed us like family. I truly felt like I was at mom's house. True southern hospitality. We had a few good talks about the history of her house and her life as she once lived in New Orleans. My fiancé enjoyed talking with Linda as New Orleans is where he was born and raised. Despite our talks, Linda does not hover! Which was so appreciated, when you're on a "romantic"vacation. We had our own privacy during our stay as each suite is separate and inaccessible from where Linda stays in her home. We came and went as we please and used the hot tub at night as late as we wanted. We had our own private entrance, which was incredibly nice. The privacy was appreciated as I didn't know what to expect when we first arrived, but I was prepared to be open minded. I think I will always choose a Bed and Breakfast over a lousy hotel in the future. The rooms were grand and clean. The bathroom was nice and the shower as well. Everything was clean. Its just an old house, but I loved the cottage vibes. It was home-y. The town is walkable and cute! A Mardi Gras parade came right through down the street, during our last day there, which was nice. The poolside porch and hot tub made me feel like I was at a resort. The beauty of the home is breathtaking! Romantic cottage vibes! Perfect for couples or even a small girls trip. I will definitely be back to Linda's next year when we visit again for Mardi Gras. Linda has made me never want to stay at a hotel again.

We had a wonderful weekend at the Camellia House!! Such a beautiful, charming jewel!! The…read moreSouthern Hospitality was off the charts. Linda, the owner, took care of us like family. The breakfasts were delicious. Added bonus was the gorgeous pool!! Hoping to come back someday!!

This is a lovely restored home right across from the levee. Our 2 Clean rooms with baths were…read morecomfortable. First breakfast wonderful. Host lives next door but without any advance warning or reduced rate had huge noisy 50 person party here Christmas Eve till almost midnight! Effectively locking us in our rooms. Otherwise, this is a nice place. I'm still Disappointed.

Along the East side of the River Road just a couple miles west of the Lutcher Bridge (hwy 641),…read morethis was an ideal place to base for trips to Oak Alley, St. Joesph, Laura, Evergreen and San Francisco Plantations. After our tour of Houmas House we traveled along the east side of the River Road on Hwy 44 back toward New Orleans. It is new and not well known yet, perhaps but they are great accommodations and the owner, Mary fixes a great breakfast. She'll try to get your preferences the night before for a nice hot breakfast to start your day of sightseeing off to a good start. Once the word gets out this place will be in high demand. This had been a private family residence, probably from the Sixties, that has had the three bedrooms fixed up very nice. Each with their own bath. We stayed in the bedroom on the front of the house which offered direct access to the full length front porch with several rockers, opposite of the levee. The tariff was very reasonable. We originally reserved one night but stayed two it was so pleasant and the location was perfect. A little planning about eating dinner is in order but there were little local places on both sides of the river in little towns and a renown place or two within 25 miles. We will definitely return on our next trip to the area as we still have a couple plantations and other local sights to see.

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.

Foster and his staff have made this stay most pleasurable! The food is fantastic and if you're…read morelooking for a unique stay on beautiful grounds, do yourself a favor and book here. Looking forward to coming back soon!

Excellent !!! This is second time have had a corporate retreat here. Everyone has a great time and…read morethe tangible value is considerable over being in a hotel and downtown restaurants. The intangible value is the bonding and team building. The food in the spirit is excellent, even the bag sandwiches sent on the boats were great. Hospitality is also great, all the employees we encountered were super nice and accommodating. Fishing is fishing, so is it luck or skill ? But woodlands will pair you up with the best guides available and in just minutes your in some of the worlds best backwater. Was very easy to do a half day charter still have time left for some meeting agenda Hopefully we make this an annual event.

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 are from California and our friends recommended this place. We enjoyed the tour. Hunter was so…read moreinformative. You can tell he's passionate about this place which made it more interesting for us. Thank you for the hospitality.

I'm sure it is a beautiful place but unfortunately I will never know!!!! My husband I drove from…read moreAlabama to visit Nottaway. Their website states tours are available at 10, 12, 2 and 4. We arrived at 3:09 at the office/gift shop to purchase tickets and hopefully walk around the garden while awaiting our tour. Imagine our disappointment when we were told "no more tours today, she's already locked up the house"! Why would you ever treat your guests like this? Your business relies on tourism dollars. If you don't want to have afternoon tours, don't advertise them!!! Shameful!!!!

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.

Beautiful rooms. For our wishes a perfect location away from the bustle but with quick access to…read moreSt. Charles and Magazine Street with its incredible restaurants and shops. The hosts, Jill and Charles, are amazing people. Staying at The Chimes always makes us feel part of the fabulous New Orleans that is beyond The Quarter.

I can't even begin to describe what a gem this place is!!…read more Tim and Debbi are such amazing and caring hosts! They made our elopement wedding such a gorgeous and special day for us! The home is absolutely perfect and Debbi's breakfast each morning is to die for! Swamp casserole was so delicious, I had dreams about it! Tim is a great "server" and is so great to share talks w. His knowledge of the area makes the chats we had perfect. I felt like such a princess at our wedding and Debbi and Tim made sure it all was perfect! Even if you're not getting married but just want a getaway from everyday hustle and bustle this is the place to go unwind and relax!! Can't wait to go back for our anniversary next year!!

Oh how I'd love to go back and spend a weekend. We had to check out for Mardi Gras and they went…read moreout of their way and made us some yummy blueberry muffi s since we were leaving before breakfast (which I hear is wonderful) Set back from the road with beautiful property and a great balcony. I highly recommended to spend a night or 2...

Dansereau House is amazing. We love staying and cool old houses when we travel. This is NOT a…read moreHoliday Inn. It is not fair to expect a sterile, blank slate environment from a historic home. If you like staying in historic locals this is for you though! We stayed in the Governor's Suite. OMG, the opulence. And it was huge! We have never had such a large room. We've stayed in a lot of cool old places, but agreed this is by far the coolest! We agreed the pnly way we will top it is to return to Ireland, or elsewhere in Europe, and stay in a castle! I do wish the caretaker had been around, but only because I had questions about the house! The room had everything we needed though!

This was my first bed and breakfast experience and it was nice. To be honest, I was a little…read moreskeptical because the house is in a really shady looking area and had sort of a haunted house sort of vibe to it. But that's probably because I've never been to a B&B before so I didn't know what to expect. Also the house is historic, including the interior décor. After I got past that, the experience was super cute. The house is grand and lovely. When you walk in, you just want to say, "Wow!" Honestly, the house is maintained pretty well for being super old. In addition, the bridal suite is so majestic. My husband and I didn't stay in that room but when we saw it, it was incredible! It was literally like another house. So beautiful. The bed and pillows in the room we stayed at were comfortable and smelled soooo good. Breakfast the next morning was my favorite part. My husband and I finally got to meet Linda. She is very sweet and a lovely host. The breakfast was adorable: fruit parfait, hashbrown casserole, sausage and egg croissants, fruit, bacon, and cinnamon rolls. We also got to chat and meet the other family that was staying there. It was just a nice start to our morning.

Lovely place on the bayou outside of the busyness of New Orleans, we had an enjoyable stay with…read moreClaudette and she was so helpful in providing us with so much information of where to eat what to see and adventures to go do! Enjoying our "work" day out on the doc.

I'll begin with this: what a great energy!!! Claudette is a…read morevery dynamic, kind, generous person! She gave me some good advises on things to do around. Her house is beautiful. I loved relaxing in the garden with some zen music :-) I was lucky to have a perfect weather and was able to enjoy every second of this stay! If you're looking for a place to relax, enjoy the real cajun hospitality and feel home, it's THE place!