157 people looked at this hotel in the last hourMost recent review"Very friendly and helpful staff. Room 6 is delightful. Be prepared to climb several flights of stairs, but they will help you with your bags. A hidden gem near the French Quarter."77 people looked at this hotel in the last hourMost recent review"We got a courtyard room to save some money and I wish I would have paid the little extra. The rooms out there are like an after thought and very poorly executed. The room had not been swept and beds were okay. The thermostat is perhaps wired backwards. The house itself is gorgeous and the locatio..."67 people looked at this hotel in the last hourMost recent review"We had a great time at the Guest House. Rooms were nice and with a very friendly staff in a perfect location. Staying in a converted 1800's French Quarter home is exactly what we look for when staying in the Quarter and if that is what you are looking for Lafitte's will not disappoint. The only i..."63 people looked at this hotel in the last hourMost recent review"The innkeeper was welcoming and the cleaning woman was a sweetheart.
The facility is charming. The surrounding neighborhood may come across as a little sketchy but we felt comfortable walking around in the later night 10:30 pm - midnight. The bakery on the corner is EXCELLENT! The inn is a cl..."42 people looked at this hotel in the last hourMost recent review"Overall, I was very satisfied with my stay at Fairchild B&B. "42 people looked at this hotel in the last hourMost recent review"This is a quirky locally owned hotel, which I really liked! It had the essentials, coffee always available in the "kitchen" as well as fruit and tea. A wine bar that starts at 6 pm to whenever. Nice towels and linens and comfortable bed. I would love to come back with my husband and really en..."41 people looked at this hotel in the last hourMost recent review"Very comfortable room and bed. The only issue was no hot water in morning for showers which is common with bed and breakfasts when they are fully occupied."34 people looked at this hotel in the last hourMost recent review"Great location.
What more could you ask for? "22 people looked at this hotel in the last hourMost recent review"We had a wonderful experience at the Elysian Fields Inn. The owners Michelle and Bob were gracious, super friendly and forthcoming with info about things to do in the area. The breakfast was exceptional and gourmet. One day was delicious pancakes and sausage, the next was fabulous shrimp and grit..."11 people looked at this hotel in the last hourMost recent review"Stay was nice. The unit we stayed in was clean and comfortable. We drive an SUV so the gate was a little narrow coming into the property. We were also a little surprised that there was no one on site for any questions The cafe that they had set up for breakfast was very good. The people there wer..."The requested URL /?temp_type=browse&category=results&tp=ME_nola&classification=For%20Sale&cur_cat=6816 was not found on this server.Setting a world record is not something to take lying down -- especially when the record is for "human mattress dominoes."
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Visit the west elm modern home decor and modern furniture store in New Orleans, LA and find the bedding, furniture, room decor, and dinnerware you need to create a stylish contemporary home. Learn more about our complementary design services offered by our store experts.COME AS A GUEST, LEAVE AS A FRIENDRooms starting at $139 RELAX LIKE A BOSSFEEL LIKE A KINGLuxurious Beds and Bedding Welcome to Elysian Fields Inn, your home for all things New Orleans. We’re a licensed New Orleans Bed and Breakfast in the heart of historic Faubourg Marigny, around the corner from festive Frenchmen Street, and five short blocks to the infamous French Quarter. Get ready for a great time! The QueensQueen Bed, Private en suite. The Queens IIQueen Bed, Private en suite. The TwinsTwo Twin Beds or King Bed, Private en suite. The DormersQueen Bed, Private en suite. The KingKing Bed, Private en suite. The SuiteQueen Bed, Sofa Bed, Private en suite. "We had a delightful stay at Elysian Fields.
Our hosts were a joy and took care of our every need. We hope to return to stay longer. We strongly recommend Elysian Fields for anyone who wants to enjoy great hospitality near the exciting French Quarter. Everything is just a short walking distance from the B & B." "Very nice place, very clean! I was 100% satisfied with our stay! My friend and I required unique sleeping arrangements... Not a problem, they went above and beyond to accommodate! When I inquired about a safe, secure location to park my motorcycle for the night/weekend, without hesitation they were able to find a solution for us!" "My husband and I stayed here last weekend. What a nice place. Bob and Michelle were so nice. The room was lovely with a nice bathroom. We slept very well. The breakfast is served from 8a-10a. I'm not much of a breakfast eater so I tried the sausage and fruit. It was very good. My husband had eggs, sausage, toast and fruit. He thought it was very good and enjoyed the hot sauce with his eggs.
There is a sweet dog there named Beck." "This was our third visit in as many years to Elysian Fields Inn. We loved the previous owners and were a little worried when we learned Inn had changed hands just a few weeks before our return visit. We were delighted to find the new owners to be friendly and charming and enthusiastic about their new venture. They have made a few changes to the lovely inn, which is located close to Frenchman Street and a short walk to the French Quarter. Breakfasts are nice, and oh my, that blueberry French toast casserole! "Only there for two nights, but we settled in immediately. The room was spacious and clean, the bed very comfortable, and the lofty ceilings with crown molding made it all seem quite regal. An excellent location, we were just blocks from the music on Frenchmen Street, with an easy walk to our favorite old places in the Quarter and our favorite new (to us) places in Bywater. Owners Michelle and Bob were gracious, personable and eager to help us find restaurants and other shops that would be a good fit for us.