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1870Banana Courtyard French Quarter/New Orleans BB Bed and Breakfast ID#8718
Ooh la la. (Naughty. In 1800s, our B&B was bordello catering to societys elite). Great location, French Quarter ½ block, BOURBON St. 3 min. ROMANTIC: COURTYARD, hammock, BALCONY suite, porch swing, antiques, MARDI GRAS costumes.LAGNIAPPE: Live like a local with our INSIDER Eguides: music, dancing, restaurants, food, history, culture, sightseeing. COURTYARD, rooms with a view, porch swing on verandah, BALCONY rooms, hammock, antiques, art and collectibles.No car needed. Easy walk to tourist attractions & conv. center, but PARKING available. On public transport.
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Lodging Type: Bed and Breakfast
Sleeps: 26 Bedrooms: 12
Sleeps: 26 Bedrooms: 12
Whirlpool tub Balcony Suite,
courtyard,
Balcony private or semi private,
BBQ,
Refrigerator,
Microwave,
Hexagon Room fireplace - New Orleans Bed and Breakfast
Follow me to Banana Courtyard - New Orleans Bed and Breakfast
Hammock in courtyard - New Orleans Bed and Breakfast
entry hall/art gallery - New Orleans Bed and Breakfast
stained glass window - New Orleans Bed and Breakfast
Hexagon Room bed - New Orleans Bed and Breakfast
Cannonball - New Orleans Bed and Breakfast
Madame's Steamboat Room - New Orleans Bed and Breakfast
Carriage/Quilt Room - New Orleans Bed and Breakfast
Pirate's Attic - New Orleans Bed and Breakfast
Plantation PoolHouse - New Orleans Bed and Breakfast
Balcony Suite - New Orleans B&B
Mardi Gras Room - New Orleans B&B
Cajun Quarters - New Orleans B&B
You never know what you'll see - New Orleans B&B
view from BALCONY - New Orleans B&B
tropical courtyard - New Orleans B&B
your private balconette overlooking French Quarter room - New Orleans B&B
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... B&B rooms, all private ensuite bathrooms. Also townhouse and cottage.
Regular weeknight, double occupancy rates $79 up per night (low season, $60 up/night), minimum stay. Nope. Not all our rooms are that rate, but we try to keep our rates reasonable.
ALL INCLUSIVE rates (Yep, that's correct! Unlike some hotels, our rates include applicable tax, energy surcharge, and local telephone calls.) AND with B&B room, generous Continental breakfast served in the dining room, WiFi throughout the house, and a business center, too..
Folks like staying here: more than 50% of our GUESTS RETURN and recommend us to others (see tripadvisor.com reviews).
GUESTS SAY: >> Great location. >> Easy walk to EVERYTHING in French Quarter +convention center. >> Better than a hotel. >> Knowledgeable friendly hosts. >> ROMANTIC magical honeymoon.
ENJOY PAMPERING? We hope you'll let us be your hosts to The Big Easy.
http://bananacourtyard.com Call toll free most of USA +most of Canada: 800-842-4748, alt. # 504 947-4475
Discounts N/A some special events, black out dates, +holidays.
Regular weeknight, double occupancy rates $79 up per night (low season, $60 up/night), minimum stay. Nope. Not all our rooms are that rate, but we try to keep our rates reasonable.
ALL INCLUSIVE rates (Yep, that's correct! Unlike some hotels, our rates include applicable tax, energy surcharge, and local telephone calls.) AND with B&B room, generous Continental breakfast served in the dining room, WiFi throughout the house, and a business center, too..
Folks like staying here: more than 50% of our GUESTS RETURN and recommend us to others (see tripadvisor.com reviews).
GUESTS SAY: >> Great location. >> Easy walk to EVERYTHING in French Quarter +convention center. >> Better than a hotel. >> Knowledgeable friendly hosts. >> ROMANTIC magical honeymoon.
ENJOY PAMPERING? We hope you'll let us be your hosts to The Big Easy.
http://bananacourtyard.com Call toll free most of USA +most of Canada: 800-842-4748, alt. # 504 947-4475
Discounts N/A some special events, black out dates, +holidays.
Features & Amenities of 1870Banana Courtyard French Quarter/New Orleans BB Bed and Breakfast
Whirlpool tub Balcony Suite
courtyard
Balcony private or semi private
BBQ
Refrigerator
Microwave
Coffee Maker
TV/VCR
Phone
Linens provided
High Speed Internet
Fireplace
Cable/Satellite TV
Air Conditioning
Parking lot adjacent
New Orleans Bed and Breakfast rooms: En-suite private bathroom, heat, air conditioning, television (cable), telephone (unlike most hotels, stay with us and local calls are FREE), alarm clock (usually a clock-radio), WIFI throughout house, high speed Internet some rooms. Comfortable rooms with individual character, a pleasant atmosphere for working, lounging or meeting. B&B accommodations are 1/2 block to French Quarter and rates always INCLUDE TAX, +free, generous, Continental breakfast.
When the banana lady is around (we live onsite), free wine, beer. Free soft drinks, bottled water are in the hall. Antiques and vintage furniture, art. Concierge services, courtyard, fireplaces (decorative), hair dryers in room, hammock, iron &ironing board, lounge / library, parking lot. Adapters for electricity (international current), by request.
We have apartment size refrigerators either en-suite OR in guest areas for your 'doggie bags', or insulin storage. Some rooms in our New Orleans Bed and Breakfast have en-suite kitchenette.
Transportation to and from airport (city regulated fee). Public transportation: Across the street, plus streetcar in walking distance.
OTHER accommodations (furnished apartment, house, cottage): Accommodations with kitchens are fully equipped with appliances (refrigerator, toaster, coffee maker, often a stove, cook top or microwave), plus the tools you need to cook or eat at home. Kitchens are also stocked with starter supply of coffee, creamer, sugar, etc., to get you started your 1st morning.
One of our rentals has washer and dryer. There is a laundromat nearby ALL our accommodations. Most of our accommodations in New Orleans have an iron and board, hair dryer. Some have parking lot or driveway. A few have a VCR.
When the banana lady is around (we live onsite), free wine, beer. Free soft drinks, bottled water are in the hall. Antiques and vintage furniture, art. Concierge services, courtyard, fireplaces (decorative), hair dryers in room, hammock, iron &ironing board, lounge / library, parking lot. Adapters for electricity (international current), by request.
We have apartment size refrigerators either en-suite OR in guest areas for your 'doggie bags', or insulin storage. Some rooms in our New Orleans Bed and Breakfast have en-suite kitchenette.
Transportation to and from airport (city regulated fee). Public transportation: Across the street, plus streetcar in walking distance.
OTHER accommodations (furnished apartment, house, cottage): Accommodations with kitchens are fully equipped with appliances (refrigerator, toaster, coffee maker, often a stove, cook top or microwave), plus the tools you need to cook or eat at home. Kitchens are also stocked with starter supply of coffee, creamer, sugar, etc., to get you started your 1st morning.
One of our rentals has washer and dryer. There is a laundromat nearby ALL our accommodations. Most of our accommodations in New Orleans have an iron and board, hair dryer. Some have parking lot or driveway. A few have a VCR.
Nearby Attractions of 1870Banana Courtyard French Quarter/New Orleans BB Bed and Breakfast
Aquarium, streetcars
riverboats, flea market
Theaters / Cinemas
Tennis
Sightseeing
Shopping
Restaurants
Racquetball
Museums
Golf
Fitness Center / Gym
Biking
French Quarter &French Market
Audubon Zoo, Jacson Square
Daytime in NAwlins:
Meander down the avenue under a canopy of century old live oak trees Enjoy the street performers, taro card readers, artists, mimes at Jackson Square Marvel at the oldest cathedral in the USA: St. Louis Cathedral (or go to St. Mary's Church for a splendid chapel, few have the opportunity to see) Conjecture about who can afford the European antiques on Royal St. Savor our wonderful food, everything from an oyster boat sandwich to a seafood or roast beef po-boy, beignets, world class cuisine, a muffuletta sandwich (Yep. That's the world famous sandwich that everyone misspells and few can pronounce - you buy it at Central Grocery) Shop 'til you drop at the many fine shops in the French Quarter Explore our many interesting (and some free) museums Hop on the Riverfront streetcar line, then get on the free ferry shuttle to the 2nd oldest neighborhood in New Orleans: Algiers Pointe Browse through a plethora art in our numerous galleries Bargain shop at the French Market and flea market/Bazaar Float down the Mississippi River on one of the riverboat cruises Explore Jax Brewery (shopping/dining complex) Watch a sea horse give birth at the Aquarium of the Americas Experience the pageantry of our parades during Mardi Gras, St. Patrick's Day and other occasions (they say that anyone dropping a hat on the ground is an excuse to have a 2nd line parade in the French Quarter. Even a funeral can be an excuse for a Jazz parade) Hop in a van for a plantation tour Jump into the bus taking you to the swamp and bayou for a tour and look at the wildlife The Riverwalk and Canal Place (shopping/dining complexes) Historic, above-ground cemeteries (Saint Louis # 1) Louis Armstrong Park & African American Museum
At your leisure, into the wee hours of the morning, enjoy the sights and sounds of New Orleans: dance clubs, bars, and music (from Zydeco & Cajun music, R&B, Blues to Jazz)
Join the throngs of revelers for a taste of nightlife on Bourbon St. and where we locals play, Frenchman St. Sip on chicory coffee and nibble on a beignet @ Cafe du Monde Shiver at the stories told during ghost and haunted history tours Have your own Voodoo doll or gris-gris bag made at the spiritual temple or put your X on Marie Laveau's grave while on a cemetery tour Gamble the night away at Harrah's Casino
BY historic St. Charles streetcar or Canal Streetcars, Mississippi River passenger ferry, bicycle, or other city bus, trolley or streetcar, you can go to: The Superdome City Park: Bestoff Sculpture Garden, lagoons, gazebos, botanical gardens, the historic Dueling Oak, children's amusement park with antique carousel Treasure hunt on Magazine Street Antique (along 6-miles is the shopping area where the locals buy their antiques, collectibles and junk, eat and drink, and shop at fine boutiques!) Audubon Park and Audubon Zoo (natural habitat) + Botanical Gardens Garden District, Uptown, & University Districts Riverbend shopping and restaurant area New Orleans Museum of Art (NOMA) Mardi Gras World Insectorium (insectarium?) D-Day Museum (now World War II Museum) attend the worlds premier music festival: JazzFest see Lake Ponchartrain and the Mardi Gras Fountain with its krewe markers St. Louis #3 historic Cemetery, Metairie Cemeteries Tulane, Loyola Universities
Further afield (by car, taxicab or tour bus): Acadiana (Cajun Country) swamps and bayous River Road plantations
Meander down the avenue under a canopy of century old live oak trees Enjoy the street performers, taro card readers, artists, mimes at Jackson Square Marvel at the oldest cathedral in the USA: St. Louis Cathedral (or go to St. Mary's Church for a splendid chapel, few have the opportunity to see) Conjecture about who can afford the European antiques on Royal St. Savor our wonderful food, everything from an oyster boat sandwich to a seafood or roast beef po-boy, beignets, world class cuisine, a muffuletta sandwich (Yep. That's the world famous sandwich that everyone misspells and few can pronounce - you buy it at Central Grocery) Shop 'til you drop at the many fine shops in the French Quarter Explore our many interesting (and some free) museums Hop on the Riverfront streetcar line, then get on the free ferry shuttle to the 2nd oldest neighborhood in New Orleans: Algiers Pointe Browse through a plethora art in our numerous galleries Bargain shop at the French Market and flea market/Bazaar Float down the Mississippi River on one of the riverboat cruises Explore Jax Brewery (shopping/dining complex) Watch a sea horse give birth at the Aquarium of the Americas Experience the pageantry of our parades during Mardi Gras, St. Patrick's Day and other occasions (they say that anyone dropping a hat on the ground is an excuse to have a 2nd line parade in the French Quarter. Even a funeral can be an excuse for a Jazz parade) Hop in a van for a plantation tour Jump into the bus taking you to the swamp and bayou for a tour and look at the wildlife The Riverwalk and Canal Place (shopping/dining complexes) Historic, above-ground cemeteries (Saint Louis # 1) Louis Armstrong Park & African American Museum
At your leisure, into the wee hours of the morning, enjoy the sights and sounds of New Orleans: dance clubs, bars, and music (from Zydeco & Cajun music, R&B, Blues to Jazz)
Join the throngs of revelers for a taste of nightlife on Bourbon St. and where we locals play, Frenchman St. Sip on chicory coffee and nibble on a beignet @ Cafe du Monde Shiver at the stories told during ghost and haunted history tours Have your own Voodoo doll or gris-gris bag made at the spiritual temple or put your X on Marie Laveau's grave while on a cemetery tour Gamble the night away at Harrah's Casino
BY historic St. Charles streetcar or Canal Streetcars, Mississippi River passenger ferry, bicycle, or other city bus, trolley or streetcar, you can go to: The Superdome City Park: Bestoff Sculpture Garden, lagoons, gazebos, botanical gardens, the historic Dueling Oak, children's amusement park with antique carousel Treasure hunt on Magazine Street Antique (along 6-miles is the shopping area where the locals buy their antiques, collectibles and junk, eat and drink, and shop at fine boutiques!) Audubon Park and Audubon Zoo (natural habitat) + Botanical Gardens Garden District, Uptown, & University Districts Riverbend shopping and restaurant area New Orleans Museum of Art (NOMA) Mardi Gras World Insectorium (insectarium?) D-Day Museum (now World War II Museum) attend the worlds premier music festival: JazzFest see Lake Ponchartrain and the Mardi Gras Fountain with its krewe markers St. Louis #3 historic Cemetery, Metairie Cemeteries Tulane, Loyola Universities
Further afield (by car, taxicab or tour bus): Acadiana (Cajun Country) swamps and bayous River Road plantations
1870Banana Courtyard French Quarter/New Orleans BB Bed and Breakfast Property Attributes
Near water
Near lake
Mississippi River
Property Address: 1422 N. Rampart St., New Orleans, LA 70116
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Contact Information for 1870Banana Courtyard French Quarter/New Orleans BB Bed and Breakfast
Contact Name:
Mary Ramsey
Contact Phone:
504-947-4475 800-842-4748
Please say "I found your listing at Rentalo.com" when calling to reserve this Property.
1870Banana Courtyard French Quarter/New Orleans BB Bed and Breakfast Payment Methods Accepted
Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express
Credit cards accepted: Yes
50%
30 days prior to arrival EXCEPT for certain special events, packages, holidays, black out dates. See web site for full details.
ALL INCLUSIVE RATES (Nope. We're not like some hotels that don't mention extra stuff. OUR RATES have all applicable tax included, energy surcharge, local telephone calls, Wifi, Continental breakfast w/B&B room).
Credit cards accepted: Yes
Deposits
50%
Cancellation
30 days prior to arrival EXCEPT for certain special events, packages, holidays, black out dates. See web site for full details.
Fees & Taxes
ALL INCLUSIVE RATES (Nope. We're not like some hotels that don't mention extra stuff. OUR RATES have all applicable tax included, energy surcharge, local telephone calls, Wifi, Continental breakfast w/B&B room).
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