Terrell House Bed and Breakfast

We loved our stay. Perfect location and yummy breakfast!

Location and courtyard were just magnificent, two bedrooms suite was so winderful

A tiny bit of mold in the shower curtain, breakfast could have had a few more items but it was totally fine.

This is a gorgeous bed and breakfast hidden within a stately mansion in the Garden District. It is well within walking distance of the older sections of NOLA and very close to the museum district. The staff went above and beyond to see to our needs and the morning breakfast under Crystal chandeliers was beyond elegant. I will stay here again and again and again.

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We really enjoyed our stay at the Terrell House. Staff was friendly. Breakfast was excellent. We’ll plan to return.

Couldn't have picked a better place to stay!!! From the start they were very accommodating to our needs. One morning they even put together a box breakfast as we had an early tour. The food was the Best, thank you to your chef! The staff was very helpful and their customer service has all the Southern charm that you will find. M Harvey

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We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the Terrell House. Our room was perfect. My husband and I slept so well and both of us commented on how comfortable the mattress was. The room was quiet and the window blinds shut out the light so it was dark. Plenty of hot water and pressure in the shower and the a.c. was quiet and worked well. We had a coffee maker in the room. BREAKFAST WAS AMAZING! Fluffy biscuits, delicious sausage gravy, perfectly seasoned eggs, crispy bacon! The dining room was beautiful and we enjoyed conversations with other guests. We headed out early for the Shamrock'n Run on Saturday and the hosts were kind enough to leave bananas, peanut butter, and english muffins by our door for us. (disappointed we missed out on that wonderful breakfast though) The location was excellent. We could easily walk down Magazine Street to the French Quarter or the World War II Museum during the day. The restaurants on Magazine are amazing and just a few minutes walk from the Terrell House. We drove about 10 minutes to Audobon Park, but St. Charles Street is 2 short blocks away if you wanted to catch a trolley. Also, we were a few blocks down from the parade route, so we were able to park on the street by the B&B. I would certainly recommend Terrell House for your stay in New Orleans.

We did not have a fridge in our room, but there was one we could have used next to the ice machine.