Bed & Breakfast New Orleans

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Discover New Orleans at the neighborhood level. Let one of our professional and licensed New Orleans B&Bs be your gateway to a different side of New Orleans. Make your own New Orleans adventure. Real New Orleans B&Bs serve thousands of discerning travelers every year who are looking to discover the real New Orleans, to get the city’s back story and insider tips. Real New Orleans B&Bs offer a shoes-on-the-ground experience in real neighborhoods, the kind of stuff you’ll remember fondly for the rest of your life. There’s an off-the-rack, guidebook New Orleans experience, and then there’s an authentic slice of New Orleans that only a licensed B&B can deliver. Come discover the best side of New Orleans. Stay in a real New Orleans B&B. New Orleans’ professional innkeepers have been goodwill ambassadors for their city long before anyone else had the idea of selling “destination travel” or “staying like a local.”

New Orleans is like no place else in the world. Discover it in a real New Orleans B&B!

Our city’s history and architecture are world class, but what really make this city sing is its people. Staying at a bed...
09/09/2026

Our city’s history and architecture are world class, but what really make this city sing is its people. Staying at a bed and breakfast inn is an authentic, more human experience. A friendly face to greet you, help you get your bearings, and in some cases, make your breakfast! No faceless third party landlords that you can’t reach, and who might not even exist. No corporate helplines that don’t get you anywhere, no being stranded on the street when there’s a problem. Our innkeepers (a few of them pictured here!) are here for you, and are some of the best people in the city to know. Come and meet us, real people, waiting to welcome and help you with anything that you night need. Human. Authentic. Memorable. Start at our website, link 👆🏼

Our city's history and architecture are world class, but what really make this city sing is its people. Staying at a bed...
09/09/2026

Our city's history and architecture are world class, but what really make this city sing is its people. Staying at a bed and breakfast inn is an authentic, more human experience. A friendly face to greet you, help you get your bearings, and in some cases, make your breakfast! No faceless third party landlords that you can't reach, and who might not even exist. No corporate helplines that don't get you anywhere, no being stranded on the street when there's a problem. Our innkeepers (a few of them pictured here!) are here for you, and are some of the best people in the city to know. Come and meet us, real people, waiting to welcome and help you with anything that you night need. Human. Authentic. Memorable. Start at our website, link 👇

After a quiet summer, New Orleans' stages are lighting up again with some amazing productions! Can we tempt you into a l...
09/07/2026

After a quiet summer, New Orleans' stages are lighting up again with some amazing productions! Can we tempt you into a long weekend to take in a show? We've got everything from touring Broadway spectaculars ('Jersey Boys'! - pictured) to Tennessee Williams plays to concerts of all stripes. Our bed and breakfast inns are all within easy reach of our city's theaters, and make the perfect bases for a weekend of culture! Here's this month's line up, but check the venue's programming for more - the season of stage shows has officially begun again! Stay with us - our properties can all be found on our website, link 👇

10th-27th
Something Cloudy, Something Clear by Tennessee Williams
Lower Depths Theatre (Loyola University)
On the misty shores of Provincetown, a playwright haunted by his past revisits the brief, electrifying summer he shared with a beautiful young dancer who changed his life—and his art—forever. This is Tennessee Williams laid bare: an autobiographical meditation on desire, heartbreak, and the price of creation itself.

11th
CAIN
Marigny Opera House
A reimagined ballet-opera. The music is a resurrection of a 1707 oratorio by Alessandro Scarlatti. This virtually unknown baroque gem will take on new life as a fully staged ballet-opera, bringing together some of New Orleans’ finest dancers, designers, musicians, singers, and storytellers.

13th
Clytemnestra Blue
Le Petite Theatre
Greek tragedy of 5th-century Athens and the modern blues music of 1920s New Orleans come together in an explosive, moving, and timeless exploration of what it means to hurt like a human. An all-female cast of powerful voices featuring talented faculty, student, and community artists confront the consequences of violence and its survival in a world moving from retribution towards compassion.

15th
The Moth: Grandslam Championship
Le Petite Theatre
Experience fierce, hilarious, and heartbreaking stories from The Moth.

17th
LPO: Opening Night: Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto No. 2
Orpheum Theatre
The LPO returns to open their new season with Anna Clyne’s Masquerade. The evening continues with the lush, sweeping romanticism of Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 2. They conclude this grand debut with the monumental power of Brahms’s Symphony No. 4.

Irene Collective: LAUREL CANYON 1979 [Staged Reading]
New Marigny Theatre
A group of Laurel Canyon residents who, long past the neighborhood’s heyday, live with mother-hippie Marigold and cling to a time gone by. When a new neighbor moves in, Marigold and her friends must come to terms with the world changing around them.

18th-19th
Batture Music Festival
New Marigny Theatre
An annual new music festival showcasing the diverse array of composers and performers based in Louisiana. The festival includes concerts, workshops, and open rehearsals free and open to the public in venues throughout the city of New Orleans.

22nd-27th
Jersey Boys
Saenger Theatre
Part of the excellent 'Broadway in New Orleans' program, the Tony Award-winning musical tells the true story of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons through their unforgettable hits like "Sherry," "Big Girls Don't Cry," and "Oh What a Night".

23rd
Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra: Mozart Symphony No. 31 “Paris”
New Marigny Theatre
Offenbach’s La vie Parisienne Overture and a world-class new work by a local Louisiana composer. The French celebration continues with Milhaud’s Le boeuf sur le toit and Ibert’s Suite Symphonique: Paris. They conclude with Mozart’s Symphony No. 31, a majestic tribute to the elegance of the French capital.

25th
TajMo: Room On The Porch Tour
Mahalia Jackson Theatre
TajMo brings together blues legends Taj Mahal and Keb' Mo' for a live performance celebrating their Grammy nominated album Room On The Porch. Experience two masters of American roots music blending blues, jazz, folk, and country.

29th
Joshua Stewart / Courtney Bryan
Marigny Opera House
Tenor Joshua Stewart brings Man Without a Home to New Orleans for its final performance, joined by acclaimed pianist and composer Courtney Bryan.​ Through classical song, spirituals, jazz, contemporary music, and works deeply connected to Black American and Louisiana musical traditions, Stewart and Bryan revisit the journey one last time before closing the chapter in New Orleans.

30th-Oct 10th
Amadeus
CANOA
Fat Squirrel present a powerful drama that explores that treacherous question: "Why him and not me?"

Welcome to a quarter-century of delivering exceptional Louisiana hospitality! The House of the Rising Sun Bed & Breakfas...
09/06/2026

Welcome to a quarter-century of delivering exceptional Louisiana hospitality! The House of the Rising Sun Bed & Breakfast has been hosting guests in the delightful, village-like neighborhood of Algiers Point for 25 years. Hosts Wendy and Kevin deliver what they affectionately describe as "Cajun & Cockney Hospitality"—a delightful transatlantic blend that creates such memorable stays, with many of their guests returning year after year to see them. This lovely, intimate home offers the perfect base for exploring, with both the historic French Quarter and most of downtown just a scenic ferry ride across the river (it only takes a few minutes!). See our entire portfolio and blog for more - link 👇

Festival season is BACK after the summer, and there's a host of reasons for you to come and see us in the Crescent City ...
09/04/2026

Festival season is BACK after the summer, and there's a host of reasons for you to come and see us in the Crescent City this month! Art, fashion, cocktails...all of these and more are celebrated at these fun events, and if you're a football fan, you can tack a Saints game onto your long weekend with us! Stay at a lovely, legal and licensed bed and breakfast inn for customer service that you can trust: link to our site 👇

New Orleans Yoga Fest (Sept 3–6)
A multi-day wellness gathering that brings together yoga classes, sound healing, and meditation with live music and community events. It features live music, yoga classes, and community workshops to inspire wellness and connection.

International Dance Festival (Sept 10–13)
The festival is a culmination of classes and performances that celebrate cross-cultural exchange, hosted at the Contemporary Arts Center. It draws contemporary dance artists from around the world alongside performers from the Gulf South region.

New Orleans Fashion Week (Sept 20–26)
Now in its 16th season, this event showcases fashion professionals in runway shows, presentations, and pop-up boutiques across the city.

New Orleans Cocktail Week (Sept 21–27)
A week-long celebration showcasing the city's top bars, restaurants, and mixologists. It's a festival that highlights award-winning bars, restaurants, and distilleries, bringing locals and visitors together over signature cocktails.

International Arts Festival (Sept 24–27)
A citywide showcase spotlighting visual and performing artists from New Orleans and abroad. It spans multiple venues and blends exhibitions with live performances and cultural exchange.

NOLAxNOLA (Sept 24)
A one-day celebration highlighting New Orleans creativity across food, art, and design.

New Orleans is famous for many things, not least its beautiful courtyards, and our properties boast some of the best in ...
08/31/2026

New Orleans is famous for many things, not least its beautiful courtyards, and our properties boast some of the best in the city. Framed by tropical foliage and ancient trees, they're idyllic spots to have a morning coffee as the sun comes up, or sip a cool drink in the evening before heading out to explore. Sit back and relax among Southern magnolias, jasmine, bougainvillea, and Louisiana irises - New Orleans' courtyards are timeless oases of tranquility with gorgeous greenery for you to savor. Find your perfect spot on our website, link 👇

Fall (and spring!) are idyllic times to get married here in New Orleans. Warm weather, backdrops that are straight out o...
08/30/2026

Fall (and spring!) are idyllic times to get married here in New Orleans. Warm weather, backdrops that are straight out of a movie set, and of course that famous Louisiana hospitality! Many of our properties are set up for weddings, just choose your picture-perfect courtyard! Depending on the size of your party, the whole wedding group could all stay on site, but take a look at our wide range of bed and breakfast inns, and tie the know somewhere truly unforgettable. Link to our portfolio 👇

The beautiful Marigny neighbourhood is home to quite a few of our cutest properties. The Pierre Coulon Guest House is no...
08/26/2026

The beautiful Marigny neighbourhood is home to quite a few of our cutest properties. The Pierre Coulon Guest House is no exception - although it IS an exceptional property! Check in on a quiet stretch of Spain Street, where owner Stephen will provides a typically warm New Orleans welcome. Stephen has an amazing eye for design and artistic touches, and his home has a gorgeous, rustic look (but with modern conveniences!). You'll feel at home immediately - Stephen is a great ambassador for the city and can point you to some wonderful local spots. The house also has one of the greenest and lushest back yards in our portfolio, and you'll just love sitting in the garden with your morning coffee or an evening cocktail. Just one of the spectacular options to be found at our website, link 👇

It's early to think about Mardi Gras (though do locals ever really stop?), BUT, if you haven't checked, here's a PSA: Ma...
08/24/2026

It's early to think about Mardi Gras (though do locals ever really stop?), BUT, if you haven't checked, here's a PSA: Mardi Gras is unusually early next year, on Tuesday, February 9, 2027. This is the second earliest that it can possibly be (due to when Easter falls)! Just wanted to put that on y'all's radar and if you haven't booked your Carnival Season accommodation yet, then make a point of it, because the season (starting as always on Jan 6th) is super short. Don't get caught out, book your room in a lovely, legal and licensed bed and breakfast inn right now - link to our site 👇

Have you seen the newly-expanded Riverfront Park in New Orleans? It officially opened in April 2026 and is a six-acre, $...
08/18/2026

Have you seen the newly-expanded Riverfront Park in New Orleans? It officially opened in April 2026 and is a six-acre, $30 million project that creates a continuous, 2.25-mile stretch of open green space right alongside amazing vistas of the Mississippi River, and connecting Spanish Plaza to Crescent Park. It's just a joy to walk along, taking in the river traffic, sitting on the lawns and you can even hitch up a hammock if you bring your own! So many of our Downtown properties (any in the Marigny, Bywater, French Quarter and Treme) are just a couple of minutes' walk from this awesome new green space, and it's really going to come into its own as the weather cools, so start planning your trip (and which picnic supplies you'll need!) now. All of our properties are on our website, link 👇

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New Orleans, LA
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