Pre-Cruise Mansion/B&B/Boutique Hotel French Quarter

Hi,

I am looking for a mansion or small B&B for a one night pre cruise stay in April. The problem I am running into is all the ones I think are cute don't allow one night stays.

Any suggestions for something in French Quarter or within walking distance that is a cute, quaint, mansion, B&B, or boutique hotel under $300?

Thanks so much!

I haven't done any B&B's. But here are a couple of hotels I've stayed at in the French Quarter that you might consider Boutique hotels that I can recommend:

http://hotelmonteleone.com/

http://www.omnihotels.com/hotels/new-orleans-royal-orleans

This one I haven't stayed at yet but I will this weekend:

http://www.hi-chateau.com/

Hi,

 

I am looking for a mansion or small B&B for a one night pre cruise stay in April. The problem I am running into is all the ones I think are cute don't allow one night stays.

 

Any suggestions for something in French Quarter or within walking distance that is a cute, quaint, mansion, B&B, or boutique hotel under $300?

 

Thanks so much!

Check in the Garden District. You can catch the streetcar back into the Quarter.

I haven't done any B&B's. But here are a couple of hotels I've stayed at in the French Quarter that you might consider Boutique hotels that I can recommend:

 

http://hotelmonteleone.com/

 

http://www.omnihotels.com/hotels/new-orleans-royal-orleans

 

 

This one I haven't stayed at yet but I will this weekend:

 

http://www.hi-chateau.com/

I would love to hear about your stay at Chateau Lemoyne when you return! Enjoy your stay!

Check in the Garden District. You can catch the streetcar back into the Quarter.

Thanks for the suggestion I will check out the garden district!

I would love to hear about your stay at Chateau Lemoyne when you return! Enjoy your stay!

Enjoyed it. I would call it "quaint." Valet parking like most hotels in the area. In the lobby the sitting area, front desk, elevators, pool, and bar/restaurant are all within I'd say 30 feet of the door. 5 floor hotel. We were on the 4th floor and didn't have to venture far because our room was close to the elevator. Nice room. It was slightly larger than a normal room because it had a little area with a dining room table. We had a balcony overlooking a side street. The hotel seems to be square with the pool in a courtyard in the middle. Some rooms overlooking the courtyard had a balcony and some just had windows. The bathroom was somewhat small. Other than that my only issue was no coffee pot. And I didn't see any coffee in the lobby so I walked about 5 blocks to Starbucks...which I will sometimes do in New Orleans even when I have coffee available. Here are some room pics

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