Escape to the heart of NOLA and immerse yourself in the city's unique culture and vibrant energy at our beautifully designed and spacious home. This is the perfect place for a relaxing getaway with friends and family. The location of our home puts you in the heart of the city, just a short drive from downtown and other notable sites like the St. Roch market in the Bywater area, as well as the famous Frenchman Street, known for its diverse range of restaurants, bars, and live music venues. Our home is packed with NOLA flair, decorated with a mix of modern and traditional elements that capture the spirit of the city. The open floor plan and comfortable furnishings create a warm and inviting atmosphere, perfect for unwinding after a long day of exploring. To make the most of your stay, take advantage of our digital guidebook, filled with insider tips and recommendations for restaurants, nightlife, and attractions. Book your stay at our NOLA home today and experience the city like a local! *Important: Our properties are protected by AutoHost - a globally recognized trust and safety company that allows hosts and guests to confidently transact. -Please note that once you have booked, you will be contacted via email by AutoHost to complete your booking validation, which includes ID verification and deposit collection.

• Normal check-in time is 4pm on the arrival date. For check-in's from 12:30pm - 4:00pm, it's an extra $50 to have an extra cleaner assist with servicing the property. Check-in's before 12:30pm would require booking the previous night at a much discounted rate. Contact host for details.

*Our space is not handicapped accessible or ADA compliant*

The French Quarter is New Orleans’ oldest and most expensive neighborhood, but homeowners who seek its densely urban layout, historic appeal, and walkability can find those same attributes in the neighboring Marigny Triangle. In some ways, the Marigny Triangle is superior to the French Quarter: sandwiched between the Vieux Carre and the trending Bywater, it enjoys proximity to amenities in both neighborhoods.

Faubourg Marigny

Residents of the Faubourg (an ancient French term for "suburb") Marigny are very proud of their neighborhood...and who can blame them?

Here in this small wedge of real estate located just downriver from the French Quarter, you'll find everything that makes New Orleans a uniquely wonderful place. The jazz clubs lining Frenchmen Street are world-famous, and every night you can hear big-name acts jamming with the hippest stars of tomorrow. The Marigny is home to some of the city's trendiest restaurants: places where new chefs constantly reinvent the city's cuisine. Neighborhood galleries and antique stories offer gems for every pocketbook, from museum-quality art to thrift-shop chic. And the area's eclectic late Georgian, Creole, and Greek Revival houses nestle closely together, forming a fascinating and varied cityscape.

The Marigny's boundaries as defined by the City Planning Commission are: North Rampart Street and St. Claude Avenue to the north, Franklin Avenue to the east, the Mississippi River to the south and Esplanade Avenue to the west.

The Marigny was laid out in the first decade of the 19th century by eccentric Creole millionaire developer Bernard Xavier Philippe de Marigny de Mandeville on land that had been his family plantation, just downriver from the old city limits of New Orleans. The portion of the Marigny closer to the river was built up first; the area on the side of St. Claude Avenue (formerly "Goodchildren Street") away from the river was sometimes called "New Marigny".

Elysian Fields Avenue, named after the Champs-Élysées in Paris, was designed to be the main street of the Faubourg Marigny. It was the first street in New Orleans to extend all the way from the riverfront straight to Lake Pontchartrain, 8 km (5 miles) away. From 1830-31, the Pontchartrain Railroad was built, with tracks running down the center of Elysian Fields. The area at the other end of the rail line developed into Milneburg. Marigny's town square, Washington Square, fronts Elysian Fields.

The neighborhood declined in the mid-20th century, but came back strong in the late 20th century. After profiteering centered around the 1984 World's Fair drove many long-term residents from the French Quarter into the Marigny. Frenchmen Street soon developed the city's premier collection of live music venues and restaurants, and is a popular destination for both locals and knowledgeable out-of-towners.
If you have any questions about the neighborhood, please send us a message!

Guests will have uninterrupted access to the entirety of this home - 3 bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen, living area, laundry and backyard space.

Completely private space, three bedrooms, two of which have 2 beds, 1 bathroom, a lovely kitchen space with all the basic accommodations you'll need while visiting us. A washer and dryer in unit. Backyard space with chairs and a table for your comfort!

Trashcans can be found on the outside of the unit on the side of the stairs.

• 8 min to French Quarter
• 4 min to Frenchmen Street
• 12 min to Canal Street
• 5 min to Crescent Park
• 22 min to Airport

Public Transit to Downtown/Uptown
Catch the #8 bus at St. Claude and Mandeville. This will take you to Elk Place and Canal. From there you can walk further into downtown. The bus comes every 15 minutes.