1830 Dauphine House  

Dauphine House was built in 1860, when New Orleans, LA was the largest city in the South, enjoying prosperity and growth on the eve of the Civil War. Guest rooms offer 12-foot ceilings and hardwood floors, and each has a private bath, small refrigerator, microwave, cable TV, telephone, and coffee maker. A breakfast basket of fresh fruit, muffins, juice and chicory coffee is provided in-room each morning. Free wireless broadband internet access and laundry facilities are also available.
The Dauphine House is located in the historic Faubourg Marigny, just one block from the French Quarter (near Bourbon Street and Esplanade Avenue), and two blocks from Frenchmen Street, a locals’ favorite for food, music and culture. Guests are within walking distance of world-renowned Louisiana restaurants, jazz and zydeco music, and other New Orleans attractions. Visitors may also enjoy river cruises on the mighty Mississippi River, tours of beautiful antebellum plantations, trolley rides through the Garden District, and leisurely strolls through the lush grounds of the Audubon Park and Zoo. The Dauphine House, a bed and breakfast in an historic New Orleans home, is close to the action, but far enough away to enjoy a quiet, relaxing stay.