Name: Audubon Park House Bed and Breakfast
Address: 6022 Pitt St., New Orleans, New Orleans, New Orleans, 70118, United States of America
Rating: 10

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Danneel Playground

Amistad Research Center

Evans Playground

Devlin Fieldhouse

Uptown Square Shopping Center

Newcomb Art Gallery

Tulane Stadium

St. Elizabeth's Orphanage Museum

Ochsner Baptist

Ochsner Baptist Women's Pavilion

Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport

Lakefront Airport

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Barbara, our hostess, was more than helpful arranging for our week-long stay working at Tulane Special Collections.  We were in her "cottage" in the garden, created out of a storage shed but lovely and comfortable, (bedroom, shower, kitchen, upstairs loft for kids, etc.)  The house is four blocks from the St. Charles streetcar line so the whole city is easily accessible.  Continental breakfast was large and varied, always included fresh fruit salad.  The cost is very competitive.  We talked with other in-the-house guests and they were mostly repeat visitors.

A hidden gem

This is a lovely traditional home in the Audubon Park neighborhood.  Keep the house number with you, since it's not marked with a sign.  Inside you will find a traditionally laid out and eclectically decorated fine old residence.  Barbara Martin, the wonderful owner and hostess, is welcoming and a lovely person to talk with--she'll connect you with whatever you need to know about New Orleans.  She graciously accommodated us when we ended up three instead of two people, giving us a room with an extra twin bed.  Her breakfast service is Continental-- breads, fruits, hot coffee and tea, and pleasant conversation.  Whenever we repaired back to our room after a day on the town, it felt like coming home to our own residence.  Not a hotel--a place to relax and reside.  Loved the entire experience.  Check it out!

In New Orleans, don't just stay--reside!

We were in the front room in what seemed like a maze. I would love to see all the rooms but it was pretty well booked up.  Our room was spacious and comfortable with beautiful antique furniture. We only encountered other guests briefly until the last morning when several of us had breakfast together. It was one of those B&B times when the company was as interesting as the sightseeing. Barbara is a woman worth getting to know!

Welcoming & convenient

I was luckily to be able to stay in the guest house behind the main house. We had cocktail hour on that lovely porch. 
Barbara was a friendly informative hostess and provided a Continental breakfast.
The neighborhood was convenient to buses and streetcar. So much better and more relaxing than the large hotels we usually stay in!

Lovely Home and Hostess

This was my first B&B experience and I was pleasantly surprised. Barbara, the owner, is great. She provided us with several suggestions for food, entertainment, etc. The house is located in a beautiful neighborhood that we thoroughly enjoyed walking around. The rooms were nice and the bathroom was clean. We also enjoyed the breakfast.

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