I booked the smallest room, The Desire, because it was the only one available, but it turned out to be wonderful for a single person (not recommended for a couple -- bed is too small unless you're small people!) -- a nice cozy oasis after trekking around the busier sections of NOLA during the day. The Garden District is simply gorgeous and Nancy and Guy were very hospitable and helpful. Breakfast was very nice; would have liked wine&cheese around 4-5, but considering how much I was enjoying New Orleans cuisine in general, perhaps it's all for the best that more calories weren't available. :) Gracie the dog was all sweetness. The house is beautiful with paintings from local artists on the walls. I would go back there to stay again.

The location and beauty of this bed and breakfast was superior! The inn keepers were extremely informative and helpful with suggestions of sites in the city. We are very familiar with new Orleans and they still gave us new info, which we followed and loved! Their breakfast on Saturday morning was scrumptious and the room was very nice --- as was the front porch for relaxing at the end of our day.
We would highly recommend staying here.

The two of us spent the weekend at the Sully Mansion over a holiday weekend. To sum up our experience, we spent several lovely days strolling the Garden District, ate wonderful meals and enjoyed romantic evenings in the city.. Then returned back to the Sully Mansion (conveniently located in the Garden District, a short walk from the streetcar) for a moderately clean room for a comfortable night's sleep. Mornings were somewhat tense as the hosts are less than friendly individuals. Specifically, Nancy has rather insensitive and arrogant remarks to share across the breakfast table. We found this somewhat humorous (or at least we tried!) after the second morning, but this did take some getting used to. If you're "in it" for the city and the great location, certainly consider the Sully Mansion. However, if you're more interested in the B&B experience, consider staying somewhere with positive host reviews. Breakfast was predominately carbohydrates.

We just enjoyed a lovely long weekend at Sully Mansion. It was a great base for exploring New Orleans - close to the St. Charles streetcar for public transportation and no problem with on-street parking if you have a car to go farther afield. The innkeepers are helpful and knowledgeable with good advice on exploring places off the beaten track. The large old mansion is beautifully furnished, and our room was very comfortable. I admit my husband had to twist my arm to go to New Orleans for a getaway weekend because of some unpleasant experiences I'd had in the city on earlier trips. But I'd happily go back to New Orleans now that I've found Sully Mansion.