Holiday rentals in New Orleans
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Top-rated holiday rentals in New Orleans
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- Entire cottage
- Garden District
The King Cake Cottage is a studio apartment centrally located on Louisiana in the Garden District, steps from vibrant Magazine St. & 5 blocks from St. Charles Avenue. Easy access to public transportation, 6 miles of Magazine Street offerings ... shopping, restaurants, bars, grocery stores, pharmacy, corner stores. It is a separate house with a full mini kitchen, breakfast bar, bathroom, washer & dryer, closet, hi-speed wi-fi, Smart TV, central air/heat, ceiling fans and brick courtyard.
- Entire home
- Bywater District
A mix of bold colors with funky decor create a unique vibe for this spot perfect for the city. This gorgeous split shotgun was redesigned seamlessly to maintain historic architecture with a modern updated style. Enjoy distinct crown molding, high ceilings and hardwood floors. A cozy artistic home perfect for a getaway. Find many ways to relax with a lovely backyard and a claw foot soaking tub.
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Tips from New Orleans locals
Get advice about the city from the people who know it best. Local hosts share their tips and recommendations for travelers like you.
What should I pack?
What should I pack?
“Bring solid walking shoes! Our streets and sidewalks are old - our entire infrastructure is old! if you're spending time walking around, i highly suggest sturdy tennis shoes rather than flip flops or anything dressy.”
What's the best way to get around?
What's the best way to get around?
“Lyft is my transportation of choice, especially when heading to the quarter. We have every mode of transportation that a typical city has, from rental bikes to buses and street cars.”
“Take the bus The subway is also very easy but it gets crowded during rush hour.”
“Lyft is my transportation of choice, especially when heading to the quarter. We have every mode of transportation that a typical city has, from rental bikes to buses and street cars.”