French Quarter
Nothing is cookie-cutter here; rooms range in size and have varying floral motifs. Though they’re on the smallish side, we’d opt for the courtyard rooms,…
Must-see hotels in Louisiana
Cajun Country
Five nicely appointed cottages, all done out in varying degrees of cute anitquey chic, line a private 5-acre lake, which guests are invited to fish in. A…
Louisiana
This inviting B&B has five spacious, comfortable and elegant rooms just 3.5 miles southeast of LSU and within earshot of several standout neighborhood…
Louisiana
Another solid addition to the Indigo network, this Baton Rouge outpost provides the amenities we've come to expect from the chain: quirky color schemes,…
Cajun Country
Perched on the shores of Lake Martin, this lovely B&B is a tranquil escape run by warm, friendly owners. If you're in need of solitude and natural beauty,…
French Quarter
Classic New Orleans, the Villa occupies an 1833 town house in the residential part of the Lower Quarter, complete with a three-story red-brick facade and…
Tremé-Lafitte
Common areas are not as spiffy as those in other B&Bs in the neighborhood, but this 19th-century Italianate house is a convenient choice if you're…
New Orleans
It's rare to find a large, high-volume 'hotel' in this part of town, where B&Bs proliferate, but the Prytania Park is a good exception to this rule. There…
Faubourg Marigny & Bywater
The three thoroughly refurbished 1850s houses that comprise this hotel are clustered around a courtyard with a swimming pool and a Jacuzzi. High ceilings,…
French Quarter
Le Richelieu’s red-brick walls once housed a macaroni factory, a furniture store and a barracks, but extensive reconstruction in the 1960s converted it to…
New Orleans
This B&B in a historical home, operated by the folks at nearby Prytania Park, is charming without being too overtly lace curtain. It's an 'adults only'…
French Quarter
A polished-marble classic whose gray exteriors and white trim are almost as stately as the grand foyer. It combines several buildings, mostly dating from…
French Quarter
The St Marie was built to look historic from the outside, but is up-to-date on the inside. Its best feature is the inviting courtyard, which has a…
Faubourg Marigny & Bywater
Lovely, oak-shaded Esplanade Ave is a prime jumping-off point for prowling Frenchmen St and the Lower Quarter. Antiques lovers will appreciate the vintage…
French Quarter
The three floors of this 19th-century structure house a glut of guest rooms decorated with early-20th-century-style furnishings and a general sense of…
French Quarter
The Cornstalk is known as much for its exterior as its interior, which makes sense once you see its famous maize-bedecked gates. Pass through the cast…
Ruston
This guest rental comfortably sleeps a traveling couple (a third guest can stay for $10 extra a night) in a space that balances rustic chic, mid-century…
Cajun Country
This quirky B&B is operated by Leland and Sally, two Terrebonne parish natives who are fluent Cajun French speakers; inside, you'll see Sally's art and…
New Orleans
A clean, colorful hostel that provides that good old backpacker vibe, albeit a more laid-back version than you may expect in New Orleans. If you're older,…
Faubourg Marigny & Bywater
This laid-back B&B is a great choice for those who want peace and quiet but don’t feel like surrendering the option of walking into the French Quarter, or…
New Orleans
This B&B is attractively understated, which cuts against the grain of most properties of this type. The warm colors, scads of brick and hardwood floors …
2439 Fairfield Bed & Breakfast
Louisiana
This warm, old-school B&B may be heavy on the lace and chintz, but it's also generous with Southern hospitality and the breakfasts are delicious. The…
Faubourg Marigny & Bywater
The B&W is tastefully bohemian, but it also has the right amount of historical accents. There are six individualized rooms, all with bright, broad…
