Ashton's Bed and Breakfast

We loved staying here. The owners were fantastic, the place is beautiful, clean, quiet, and we continue to rave about it. We will stay here again!

The food cooked for us was amazing. Since we rented a car the parking was really convenient. We really felt comfortable with the house is set up as it is.

If I had to find something I didn't like about the property I could say the mattress wasn't as comfortable as I wanted it to be. I had no trouble sleeping at all but it's something that I would suggest to update in the future.

The house was beautiful. It was like stepping back in time. The breakfast was amazing and the hosts were very helpful and friendly.

EVERYTHING WAS PERFECT. We got at the B&B in the afternoon but we were road tripping so we didn't know when we were going to arrive. Patrick and Karma got us a solution for it. The parking was a plus. The house is magnificent, the bedroom was exquisite, the breakfast... my... the BREAKFAST. Patrick has golden hands, and both of them have golden hearts. It was amazing, the most amazing stay we've ever had and I STRONGLY recommend you to go. I don't have enough words to describe how amazing it was. Thank you again SO SO MUCH.

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Ashton's B&B was the highlight of our visit to New Orleans and the French Quarter. Patrick and his wife were wonderful hosts. The historic 1861 home, it's beautiful rooms and furnishings made our stay special, and the breakfast was out of this world

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Lovely, grand and welcoming. Everything was very thoughtful about our stay. Beautiful accommodation, superb breakfast and great southern hospitality. Easy distance to French Quarter. Highly recommended.

The Ashtons thought of absolutely everything!!!... There was hardly any need to contact our hosts. Ms. Karma is sweet as pie & very detail oriented while Patrick is a superb chef who is gregarious & willing to share his plethora of info about the area, especially during Mardi Gras!... There was even a little parade that passed by the B&B caught from the porch (The Krewe of Dead Beans) that felt like a traditional funeral parade (see pic)! ~ The history of the home is fascinating & my favorite is the live oak in the back yard that's been there since the 1800's. There is even a cute friendly kitty named Twiggy that helped keep us company outside on the patio! ~ The garden tub was very relaxing after a long day of parade-route walking!

Walking to the French Quarter is not advised as you have to go under I-10, which is a homeless camp... Be careful!!! (Plenty of thefts & shootings in NOLA during Mardi Gras!) NOTE: The cab service that was recommended to us is NOT good!!! We were told they were better than ride-shares since rates don't fluctuate. [The Curb app kept failing... We waited 35-40 mins for a cab that said it would cost $14 & arrive in 12 mins that turned into 15 & stopped for 10 mins on the app so we gave up & ordered an Uber for $26... The cab finally showed up in the 8 mins we were waiting for our Uber & said traffic was bad due to the parades & trippled his price quote to $35 so we said no thanks & kept the Uber!!!] For such a fancy place, the mattress on the bed was surprisingly uncomfortable (for being a side-sleeper, I need a soft bed but if you like it extra firm then the Creole Queen is for you!) It would be recommended to have a privacy screen in front of the garden tub for those folks who are rooming together in need of a bit more modesty.