Pet Friendly, Free Parking, Free Breakfast, Historic Location…
Our historic 19th-century antebellum mansion features a lush central courtyard and individually themed rooms steeped in southern charm.
Located in New Orleans’ historic Lower Garden District, we’re minutes away from the French Quarter and just one block from the world-famous St. Charles Avenue streetcar.
We’re also walking distance from:
The National WWII Museum, Ogden Museum of Southern Art
New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center
Julia Street and the Warehouse Arts District
…and the many wonderful shops and restaurants for you to explore along our famous Magazine Street just a few blocks away.
And did we mention…
Amenities include free parking, free WiFi throughout the premises, and complimentary breakfast every morning!
What are you waiting for?
The Bordello Rooms
Our Bordello Rooms pay homage to the wanton pleasures of Storyville — the city’s legalized red-light district, which flourished at the turn of the 19th century. Each room boasts a different shade of red and is named after a famous madame of the time.
The Cottage Rooms
All twelve Cottage Rooms are fully renovated and individually appointed in a unique, whimsical style. They all open onto our beautiful Banana Courtyard, featuring a trickling fountain and lots of shade and seating. These are the best rooms for pets.
The Mansion Rooms
The main Mansion houses four spacious, traditionally appointed rooms, including our romantic and spacious Streetcar Suite with its private view of the New Orleans skyline. These rooms feature huge bathrooms, balconies, and subtle Southern details.
Unique Wedding and Event Spaces
Planning a wedding or other special event? Nobody does a party like New Orleans, and the Creole Gardens delights in helping people celebrate big moments Big Easy-style! There’s no better place to take your vows and celebrate your new life together than our beautiful, lush Banana Courtyard, replete with running fountains, a petite pond, lively local art, and cozy, umbrella-topped tables.
Laissez les bons temps rouler!
Afterwards, Let the good times roll! as you take your celebration to our The Roadhouse — our 2400 sq ft indoor event space, or host a more intimate event in our historic Mansion Dining Room. All our event spaces are easily customizable for events large and small, and feature convenient parking, top-notch catering and food truck access. Live music? No problem! DJ? Sounds good!
Drop us a line and we’ll get things “rollin’!”
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Our Pet Policy
No Weight Restriction
No Arbitrary Limits
No Massive Charges
No Breed Restrictions
We adore animals at the Creole Gardens! Unlike most “pet-friendly” hotels and B&Bs, we don’t have a mandatory restriction on how many fur babies you can bring or how much they can weigh. Large and overweight pets like to travel too!
Lagniappe is a Louisiana expression meaning “a little extra” and it sums up our philosophy of giving guests a little more than they expect.
At Creole Gardens we have loads of lagniappe, including:
Complimentary breakfast daily
Our menu includes things like fresh-roasted Louisiana coffee, locally sourced croissants, Danish, Greek yogurt and fruit parfaits, Turkish baklava, as well as seasonal items.
Nights at the Roadhouse
Every Friday night, The Roadhouse is open to the public and serves up a combination of local music and delicious Louisiana cooking.
The Roadhouse bar serves local beers, wine, and cocktails to wash down local specialties like fried catfish and potato salad! Check in to keep up on our exciting lineup of local New Orleans live music of all genres. Guests are invited to pull up a chair, dust off their dancing shoes, and enjoy a true taste of Louisiana. Plus The Roadhouse is 100% pet friendly, so bring your pups!
And even more, like:
Free Parking
Free WiFi
Gated Security
Flat-screen TVs with 100+ channels
The Creole Gardens is conveniently located in the Lower Garden District, midway between the French Quarter and the Garden District and just one block from the St. Charles Avenue streetcar.