The Burgundy Bed and Breakfast

The breakfast was great! Scrambled eggs with tomatoes and onions, 4 very fresh fruits, juice, coffee, oatmeal, hot biscuits. All served by one of our wonderful hosts, Frederico. This b&b is about two blocks from the number 8 bus stop at St. Roche and Claude. As a senior you can ride the bus, streetcar and ferry lines for $0.80 every 24 hours. This actually includes travelling to and from the airport on the express bus 202! The connection between the 8 and 202 is at the Main Library Stop. This home is very cozy with a wonderful front porch and courtyard area. The two neighborhood restaurants we loved were The Silk Road and The Franklin. The local dessert hotspot is the Peach Cobbler Factory. The ice cream and cobbler are divine. The star of the entire city though is their superb public transportation. We visited the following sites: 2 days at the World War 2 Museum lunch one day at the museum and second day at Le Perche (fabulous small plates); Creole Queen Paddlewheeler with historical tour of Chalmette (battle of New Orleans), Cabildo, Presbytere, Edgar Degas House and the docent was a great grandniece of Degas, related through both the Mussen and Degas lines, Art Museum of New Orleans with the fabulous sculpture garden and City Park. We spent nine days on this property, marched in the Day of the Dead Procession and attended the PoBoy Festival. Best trip ever.

Not much. Don’t misunderstand the following statement but the Marigny is a neighborhood on the way up. That said we were never scared or afraid to walk out at night.

Joe was an excellent host. Recommended great local spots for dining/music, not just the standard sites. Federico made fresh eggs for breakfast every morning. Great location for walking to Frenchmen St.

The mattress was a little saggy, and the bathroom facilities could have been cleaner.

Joe and Frederico were lovely hosts. We had shifted last minute from a terrible accommodation and were very happy for the warm welcome and hospitality. The room is cozy, a small bathroom, but everything worked well. It's definitely an old home with all the charms and quirks that implies, and Marginy is also a great neighborhood to explore NOLA. If you're looking for a cosy, affordable option with character, this is the place. Frederico's biscuits were some of the best we'd ever had, too.

The wifi was a little weak in our room but manageable.

EXCELLENT! Joe and Federico were such great hosts, really kind and always with a smile able to help us or recommend us activities to do. We spend 3 nights there and we were very pleased with the service. Thanks!

The only thing that I can think of, and this is not related directly to the hotel or the service at all is the issue with the garbage collectors, which might damage the surroundings and the experience to reach the place.

Joe and Frederico were very accommodating and friendly hosts! They were always available and know so much about the area. We would stay here again and will recommend to our friends!

The host was pleasant. The house was in a good, convenient area and the room was clean and comfortable.

The walls were so thin. It's an old home so there's nothing you can do about it. Just don't expect a lot of privacy in the bathroom haha.

We loved our stay! Joe and Federico were so welcoming and made us feel at home. Federico's breakfast was great each morning. The location was superb a quiet cool neighborhood with plenty to do and walking distance to the french quarter.

We had a wonderful time in Nola. Our host were excellent. Very helpful and gracious. Thank you Joe and Federico! You made our getaway very enjoyable.

Great location in Marginy. Walked everywhere. Hosts were wonderful with a nice breakfast each morning. Will definitely return on next trip to New Orleans.

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love the house and hosts and interacting with the other guests at breakfast

little far from the middle of things