Fleur De Lis Mansion

Our stay at Fleur de Lis Mansion in New Orleans was absolutely fantastic! The beds were incredibly comfortable, making it feel just like home. The hot tub was a perfect spot to relax, and the large kitchen provided a wonderful gathering space for friends and family. This mansion is ideal for a family reunion, especially since you can rent the entire place and enjoy the convenience of cooking in the spacious kitchen and even doing laundry onsite. The location is unbeatable—just a short walk to the French Quarter and the WWII Museum. There’s a charming balance of old-world charm and modern amenities in the mansion, including reliable internet access. For dining and essentials, Plates restaurant is nearby, and Nesbit’s grocery store is within walking distance for any necessities. Stein’s Deli is also close by and worth a visit. The owner was incredibly helpful and accommodating, always responsive to any questions or needs. For example, I needed assistance with laundry during our stay, and he promptly guided me on how to get it done. This mansion truly offers a unique and memorable experience. We loved every moment and highly recommend it for anyone visiting New Orleans!

We stayed at Fleur De Lis the week prior to christmas and had a fantastic stay. I don’t stay in super luxury places often but to me this definitely felt vintage luxury and in no way run down. Check in/out were easy and the stay was very private. There were other guests staying there but it still felt like we had the whole mansion to ourselves. We stayed in the Royal Suite which has a large private balcony, a jacuzzi tub, and private outside shower. There is also a 10 person hot tub in the back of the mansion. Our room was clean and absolutely gorgeous with 6 chandeliers, a huge leather sofa, beautiful vanity and full body mirrors. The house and our room has a baroque design and felt so nostalgic. I truly don’t see how anyone could write this place a bad review. There are plenty of great walkable restaurants/coffee shops and the walk to bourbon street took only 25 mins. The walk there also lets you see some of the gorgeous nearby architecture (an uber to bourbon was between $2-$6 from the mansion). Also a 20 minute walk to the haunted Pontchartrain hotel which has the Hot Tin rooftop bar with a beautiful view of the city. There was also complimentary breakfast bagels which we weren’t expecting and no issues with street parking or internet. We even brought our small dog and there were no issues about that either, she loved the balcony. 10/10 we will absolutely be back for longer next time.

Just have to say that this place is misrepresented. There's no way it's the number one bed and breakfast in New Orleans or is a five star diamond or whatever it is being promoted as. it's a dumpy old building under a highway bridge. It's okay for the money, which is pretty cheap but they cut corners a lot and only clean the room when you leave. i don't buy their "green" excuse. it's one thing not to wash the towels, another to blow off making the bed. Like i said, cutting corners. it's far from all the main sights so you spend a lot on uber. What i saved on the room i spent on uber. Never saw a person here the entire time and had to self check in with a keypad. It felt cold and run down. It's okay for a budget stay but I just had to warn you that its description and rating is very misleading.