The Burgundy Bed and Breakfast

The staff was immediately welcoming, friendly and helpful. The rooms were clean and organized. Perfect location to local haunts as well as tourist traps.

Nothing, I had lived in the neighborhood a long time ago and knew what to expect.

Breakfast was always yummy, plentiful and plenty of options. The beds were clean and comfy.

Bed was comfortable Place quiet

Breakfast could have been better more of a full meal not a sausage biscuit package oatmeal grits cereal Fruit and juice good

Everything! When we got there we could not get in, but within 3min the owners came strolling up the sidewalk and cheerily welcomed us to their home. We were offered water or beer and finished our check-in and all the places were were curious about were annotated on a map for us, which proved invaluable all weekend! We were then shown to our room, walking through the charming house to the back. Our room had its own entrance to the back patio (sadly too warm to use the spa!) and was clean as a whistle. The space was typical of this type of house, smaller floor space with HUGE ceilings. There were shelves with brochures and pamphlets if you were looking for information or something to do, and water/beer available for a minimal fee in a shared fridge. We didn't partake in the full breakfast because we had brunch reservations both days we were there, but we did steal some fruit and juice while conversing with another pair of ladies staying in the house as well, they did partake in the breakfast which they said was delicious. The food was standard fair but well prepared, definitely a way to save money too. We were offered food both mornings which we politely declined, but our needs were always met. Saturday we wandered in and out a number of times as we prepared and partook in the Pride Weekend events and were greeted cheerily each time, offered beads, water, snacks, etc. Truly a wonderful experience, especially for the price. You are a bit of a walk from The Quarter, but we aimed to spend much of our time on Frenchmen St. anyway, which was a short walk away. If all your activities are in The Warehouse or Garden Districts, maybe choose somewhere closer, but if you're capable of the walk, we had no problem getting all the way to Canal St. and back. If you get too tired, Uber is always available, which is also how we went to and from the airport for around $34 each way.

Not a whole lot! We had a private entrance to the back patio, the location was decent for many of the things we had planned and not too far to the Quarter. There were lots of cute local coffee shops and restaurants, and St Roch's Market was just around the corner. It was all around lovely! The place was clean, quiet, charming, and the hosts were extremely kind and accommodating!