Indulge in comfort & style in the trendy St. Roch neighborhood, steps from vibrant shops in the Marigny. Our beautifully designed home is a short stroll from the renowned Frenchman St and the historic French Quarter, making it the perfect base for exploring the vibrant culture of New Orleans. Guests receive a personalized digital guidebook filled with insider tips and recommendations for the best restaurants, nightlife, and attractions the city has to offer. Experience the true essence of NOLA!

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 before 12:30pm would require booking the previous night at a much discounted rate. Contact host for details.

*Please note that occasionally the owners visit the back unit and will be in the backyard.

*Our space is not handicapped accessible or ADA compliant*

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This New Orleans neighborhood took off in 1830 when the Crescent City was a bustling steamboat port. Home to one of the country’s largest populations of free people of color before the Civil War, the neighborhood has a proud history. Come discover it.

The community, formerly known as Faubourg Franklin, got its current name during a yellow fever epidemic in 1867 when the parish priest turned to Saint Roch, the patron of good health, to protect the community. The priest promised Saint Roch if no one in the parish died from yellow jack, he would build a chapel in his honor. As it turned out, no one from the Holy Trinity parish perished – in that epidemic or the one that followed in 1878, so the priest built a chapel as a shrine to St. Roch as well as a cemetery. You can still visit both today.

Since Hurricane Katrina, St. Roch has become a burgeoning artistic community with a number of unique art galleries and hip restaurants. At the center of all the excitement is St. Roch Market at 2381 St. Claude, a former fish market that is now a “Southern Food Hall” (Translation: The most awesome food court you’ll ever experience). We love the crepes from the Dirty Dishes stall. Good luck choosing between the “Who Dat” with praline sauce and the "Munch" made with pulled pork, mac and cheese and barbecue sauce.

The Art Garage, housed in a renovated auto body shop at 2231 St. Claude, is also a must-experience. On the third Saturday of every month, they host performance art, live graffiti and art exhibits of all kinds. And to get a real feel for the area, you might want to stop by Faubourg Wines at 2805 St. Claude Avenue. Owner Catherine Markel likes to say, “We are like the neighborhood water cooler, where people gather to discuss the events of the day — only with wine.”

Guests will have exclusive and uninterrupted access to the entirety of the space including laundry, living room, kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom.

Experience true comfort and relaxation in our recently renovated vacation rental. Designed with your needs in mind, this private and intimate space is perfect for couples looking for a stress-free stay in New Orleans. Enjoy all the amenities you could ask for, including a private entrance and bathroom, an extremely comfortable bed, and a full kitchen with a table and chairs for mealtime. There's even a desk for a laptop workspace. Make your next trip to NOLA one to remember with our lovely space.

Public Transit
By streetcar/Bus: The number 80 bus in combination with the RTA Uptown-Riverfront streetcar will get you downtown
Both the number 8 bus is just 2 blocks away on St. Claude and will get you to the French Quarter in 7 minutes!

Driving
We are just a 5 minute drive from the French Quarter and even closer to Frenchmen Street!
Uber/Lyft will cost $5-7!!