Quiet, Private Retreat in the Heart of the Marigny Triangle

Fleur de Marigny is a private guest suite that has been completely renovated with loving historic detail. It is spacious, with 12 ft ceilings, crown moldings, and original hardwood floors, and is conveniently located, yet residential and safe. We take great pride in hosting our guests and accommodating all their needs during their stay in our wonderful city. The property is a historic "sidehall shotgun" style house, built in 1836. We have our own private residence in the back and are available 24/7. There are no other guests, only the one private suite for your exclusive enjoyment. We do not serve breakfast, however we do provide snacks, beverages, and coffee, and there are several wonderful restaurant options within walking distance. The suite includes a bedroom with a queen size bed and full closet; a bathroom with a walk-in shower and vanity; an armoire housing a digital flat screen television with Apple TV; and a spacious living room with two large windows, and a comfortable sofa. The kitchenette is equipped with a mini-refrigerator, ice maker, microwave, sink, and coffee maker. Built-ins showcase a collection of New Orleans fiction and nonfiction favorites, along with a variety of local guidebooks. Central heating and air conditioning ensure your comfort. From our convenient Touro Street location, all of the restaurants, shops, bars, galleries, and musical attractions of Frenchmen Street and the French Quarter are just a short walk away. Or catch the horse-drawn carriages right outside the front door. We are 3 blocks away from the streetcar stop, full grocery, pharmacy, bike rental, laundromat, Starbucks and bakery. There is plenty of free on street parking. Our property is located in one of the most desired neighborhoods in New Orleans. VRBO groups our property into the larger Faubourg Marigny neighborhood, but within that larger neighborhood we are in the heart of the golden "Marigny Triangle" -- a small sliver of residences in a quiet, historic neighborhood spanning just several quaint blocks between Frenchmen Street and the French Quarter.