Name: WG Creole House 1850
Address: 1724 Clio Street, New Orleans, New Orleans, New Orleans, 70113, United States of America
Rating: 9

Air conditioning

Smoke-free property

Express check-in/check-out

No elevators

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Fridge

Cable TV

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Free Wi-Fi

Internet

English

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Free parking

Free parking nearby

Parking

Pets Not Allowed

Pets

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Church of St. John the Baptist

Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience

K&B Plaza

Louisiana Artworks

Julia Row

St. Charles Surgical Hospital

George Schmidt Gallery

Mckenna Museum of African American Art

Preservation Resource Center

The New Orleans Artworks at the New Orleans GlassWorks & Printmaking Studio

Lakefront Airport

Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport

WG Creole House 1850

New Orleans

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bay-view

bosphorus-view

canal-view

city-view

courtyard-view

garden-view

golf-view

harbour-view

inland-view

lake-view

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mountain-view

ocean-front

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oceanside

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park-view

partial-ocean-view

partial-sea-view

partial-view

pool-view

river-view

sea-front

sea-view

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with-view

annex

basement

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not-guaranteed

wired-internet-access

smoking

sauna

duplex

safe

mini-bar

breakfast-for-1

breakfast-for-2

pets-allowed

wi-fi

kitchen

Quiet, peaceful, convenient, and reasonably priced.

We  enjoyed our stay at the Creole House, after the noise of the conference that we were there for, it was just what we needed! One drawback was the pillows on the bed were too hard. I ended up with a stiff neck. The bed itself was great and comfortable, just the pillows need to be newer/softer/fluffier. Also, one more chair to lounge in would have been great.

The rooms we’re comfortable and easy to access.

Very affordable and a beautiful property.

It was the perfect stay. Being at home away from home describes it best. Melissa will take care of you. We walked to lots of places from here, even after dark. We definitely highly recommend this place.

Beautiful decor! Immacuately clean! 19th century charm! However, the best part, by far, was our hostess, Melissa. A genuine Southern Belle, she warmly greeted us and was available for local insight on where to go and how to get there. She had such a sweet spirit that it brought tears to my eyes when it was time to leave. I'll never stay anywhere else in New Orleans. She kept the parlor spotless and cozy, the perfect place to have coffee in the morning while we planned our day and read a book while my husband took a nap in the afternoon. The slow jazz that played on the antique-looking radio and the sparkling chandeliers were just the cherry on top!

this place was really wonderful.  Beautiful old New Orleans style and decor.  We had a small deck which was nice, but not much to look at.  The interior was great.  The only downside was that the neighborhood was iffy.  Only a block away was a large homeless encampment.  We didn't have any problem with it or with our car which was parked on the street, but it doesn't make you feel very comfortable.

Great place, questionable neighborhood

We had a wonderful stay at this property. It’s very unique and clean. The area around it was a little sketchy but that’s all of New Orleans.

A lovely historic home located one block off St. Charles Ave, it's no frills, and not a typical hotel or inn. Rather it's a guesthouse.The room is spacious, the bath is home-like, down the hall. Bring a bathrobe to use for your private bath. For an extra fee, there are en suite, attached baths in some rooms.Quiet at all times is insisted upon. The feeling is like you are the only one there. Except for the unavoidable and constant hum of the I-10, expect a good night sleep here.There seem to be security cameras, maybe mics too?everywhere inside and outside, except the bedrooms and baths, I hope. The hostess, Melissa, is nearby and available when you call her.All the doors open with a pass code. No keys.Everything is neat as a pin; coffee and tea are always available with nice mugs in the kitchen. And the reception area seating is very attractive and inviting.Free parking on the well lit street, in front is easily available and very convenient.A great value for money, I say.

A great location and value for money.

Great accommodation right next to downtown New Orleans. Contactless access where you get all codes conveniently in your email on the day of arrival. I had a room on the ground floor with a private bathroom, which is right next to the room across the hall and used only by you and no one else. The accommodation has a very homely and family feel to it and the owner Melissa managed to create a very welcoming and cosy atmosphere. Everything was clean, well maintained and smelled great :). What I especially appreciated were the common areas with a spacious kitchen where I could work on my laptop in peace and the vast majority of the time I was there alone and undisturbed by anyone. If you run into the owner Melissa (Hi Melissa, Jiri from Prague, CZ here :-)), she is very communicative and helpful - she arranged for me to have food delivered from a very good restaurant nearby when it was a very rainy evening and Uber Eats had unavailable or overpriced deliveries and this restaurant was not available for the same reason.I spent 4 nights in the accommodation and it was in early February when the Mardi Gras was already starting. Good advice - if you are interested in Mardi Gras, go to New Orleans primarily for that. If not, you'll enjoy the Mardi Gras parade one day, but the next you'll find it getting in the way of getting around the city and that was frustrating to the point of frustration for me - Mardi Gras was just everywhere and there was no way to avoid it :-).

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