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After a busy day of exploring the French Quarter and touring our beautiful city, return home to your cozy bedroom at A Creole House Hotel. You'll find an authentic New Orleans flavor with a friendly, local touch. Each room at A Creole house has its own individual character - some are decorated with period style furnishings, while others are furnished in a more contemporary style. Some have high ceilings and mantels, while others have cozy attic dormer ceilings. Some guestrooms face one of our charming courtyards, while others are located in our main townhouse. And no matter what time you finally call it a night, you can always wake up to hot coffee and freshly baked pastries, every day, on us. Live in the French Quarter the way the locals do - make our 1830's townhouse your home away form home.
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Our Charming single bedrooms furnish one double bed. Cable television private bath. Rooms are available both in the main house and our annex building.Directions
Located just two blocks from world-famous Bourbon Street, yet in a more residential selection of the French Quarter, A Creole House offers the best of both worlds -- convenience and comfort.
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