This hotel has some advantages and disadvantages. It's an old house with about 10 guest rooms. If you are looking for "JUST A ROOM" away from all the tourist action without any luxuries then this is just the place for you. It's located at the very far end of Canal Street and right across the street from the trolly. You... More

We recently stayed at La Maison Bleu during our trip to the Sugar Bowl and were quite pleased with our accomodations. Billy, the owner, is a long time New Orleans resident who gave us excellent travel advice on where to eat, visit and which neighborhoods to stay out of. He is warm and friendly and willing to help in any... More

The rooms were very spacious along with being cleaner than any hotel I've stayed in the area. The staff went above and beyond their duties to see to it that we were happy and taken care of. We will be definately staying there again.

During the Hurricane Ivan, Jeanne, Karl evacuations, we were scheduled to check in 9/18/04. We called 9/11/04 to ask to cancel without penalties being NEW ORLEANS WAS EVACUATING. The management told us curtly the hotel was remaining open and we would be charged. It was taking evacuees up to 24 hours to cover a distance of 2 1/2 hours! As... More

Came upon this guesthouse through tripadvisor and wasn't disappointed. Was a little concerned at first, the rates were too good to be true. Mark is a perfect host and he upgraded us to a suite on the top floor. It was by far the largest room you can get for $85.00 any where! We had a chance to check out... More

Had a very good to stay in this place and so pleased that Mark he greet us in perfect Portugues (He also speaks to my wife in Spanish and French) which make us feel so at home. My agent for the travel he tell me that Mark is so nice for the phone and speak for him in Portugues too,... More

i so enjoyed our stay at La Maison Bleu. Marc went out of his way to accomodate us during Mardi Gras. The house itself was absolutely lovely,coffee in the little side garden of a morning the perfect wayto begin the day.(Marc makes excellent coffee by the way) I most definitely will stay at La Maison Bleu when in New Orleans... More

At first, the guest house was a little difficult to find because of all the construction. But, once we arrived, the place was absolutely beautiful. We were originally supposed to stay in a regular room with only one king size bed. But, upon our arrival, the gentleman asked us if we would like to stay in one of the suites... More