Apartment in French Quarter, LA
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About this apartment rental
Once a newspaper office, now built for real sleep. Both bedrooms (King + Queen) are interior with no street windows, so they're blackout-dark and quiet, with triple-sheeted beds and white noise machines. Exposed brick, a red velvet sofa and tall windows over Camp Street, a marble kitchen with a gas range, and a coffee bar stocked from a local roaster. Self check-in, 2 full baths, and a 5–7 minute walk to the French Quarter. Stay out late, come home to quiet. Perfect for two couples.
The Space:
THE LIVING ROOM: The first thing you'll notice is the brick: original, unpainted, and floor to ceiling. Tall windows look out over Camp Street, and the red velvet sofa and pair of armchairs make this the room you'll actually want to hang out in. Scoop, our stuffed French bulldog, holds court there and asks very little. There's a working fireplace and a smart TV.
THE KITCHEN + COFFEE BAR: Marble counters, a gas range, and everything you need to cook a real meal: cookware, oven, dishwasher, microwave. The coffee bar is stocked with beans from a local roaster. The dining table seats six right by the kitchen.
THE BEDROOMS: Both bedrooms are interior rooms with no street-facing windows, so they stay dark and quiet even when the city doesn't. Every bed is triple-sheeted, and each room has its own white noise machine.
• Primary: King bed with closets and a seating area.
• Second bedroom: Queen bed with its own en-suite bath and closet.
Two couples get two bedrooms and two full bathrooms, so nobody fights over the shower before dinner.
THE BATHS: Two full baths, stocked with towels, shampoo/conditioner/body wash, and a hair dryer.
WORKING + STAYING CONNECTED: High speed Wi-Fi included.
THE BUILDING: Unit 301 sits in a bay of an 1850s building on what was once New Orleans' Newspaper Row. By 1856, this bay was home to the Daily Crescent newspaper, and later to the Daily Item.
THE NEIGHBORHOOD: You're in the CBD, on the edge of the French Quarter and the Warehouse District. Step out the door and you're in the middle of it: the Quarter's music and restaurants one way, Warehouse District galleries and cocktail bars the other.
• French Quarter: about 5–7 min walk
• St. Charles streetcar: 3–4 min walk
• Harrah's/Caesars: 7–8 min walk
• Convention Center: 13–15 min walk
• Caesars Superdome / Smoothie King Center: 18–19 min walk
• National WWII Museum: 13–14 min walk
Guest Access:
The entire condo is yours. Check-in is self-service: you'll get your door codes in your check-in message. Take the elevator to the 3rd floor; from the hallway there are 4 steps up to the unit door. Arriving before 4 PM? A locked luggage closet is available so you can drop your bags and head out.
Interaction with Guests:
Check-in is self-service with a door code, so you come and go on your own schedule. We're not on-site, but we're quick to answer messages, and our local team in New Orleans handles anything that needs hands-on help during your stay.
Other Things to Note:
• Check-in 4 PM, check-out 11 AM. Arriving early? A locked luggage closet is available, so you can drop your bags and head out.
• Max 4 guests. No parties or events, no smoking.
• Parking: no on-site parking. Options include metered street parking and the La Quinta garage across the street. Valet may be available at nearby hotels, so call ahead to check availability.
• Accessibility: elevator in the lobby, but 4 steps with no ramp between the 3rd-floor hall and our door.
• Pets: one pet welcome, $75 per stay.
• Little ones: our condo has a glass-top table and a working fireplace, so it's best suited to adults and older guests.
• A noise monitoring system is installed in the living area, as required by city ordinance. It does not record anything.
Amenities
Map of French Quarter, LA





