Rathbone Mansions New Orleans – A Favorite for Families in New Orleans

Rathbone Mansions comprises two antebellum buildings at 1227 and 1244 Esplanade Avenue in the Treme neighborhood. The 1227 mansion features Greek Revival architecture with a wrought iron fence, filigreed gate, and iron balconies. Rooms include memory foam mattresses, mini-fridges, microwaves, coffee machines, TVs, and free high-speed Wi-Fi. Some suites offer separate living areas and balconies.

The hotel features a self-serve bar area. Beekman 1802 toiletries made with all-natural ingredients are provided in bathrooms. The property does not have full-service restaurants but is surrounded by New Orleans' culinary scene.

Guests have access to a pool and hot tub at 1244 Esplanade, available to all hotel visitors with a maximum capacity of 10 people. The 1227 mansion features a Creole-style tropical courtyard with palm and banana trees, a large front porch overlooking Esplanade Avenue, and garden seating.

Located where the French Quarter, Faubourg Marigny, and Treme Historical District meet. The Treme neighborhood is known as the birthplace of jazz, with jazz clubs, soul food spots, and cultural centers. A 10-minute walk to Frenchman Street with its 10 music clubs in two blocks. 5-car gated parking lot available.

The Grand Parlor at 1227 Esplanade accommodates up to 20 guests with 19th-century style artwork and furniture. Events require 48-hour advance notice. The property features artwork by local artist Michael McGrane, whose work has been exhibited at the Louisiana State Museum and New Orleans Contemporary Art Museum.