The Burgundy is a small and cozy gay owned and operated New Orleans Bed & Breakfast Inn in the Faubourg Marigny, just a few blocks from the French Quarter. The guests of the B&B accommodations are a perfect mix of lesbians, gay men and straight men and women - come enjoy the Louisiana hospitality, as they cater to your individual wants and needs! The hosts can guide you to many local sites and attractions – including restaurants, shopping, music clubs and lesbian and gay New Orleans bars. The Burgundy Bed and Breakfast has 4 guest rooms, each with its own private bath. We share the courtyard, spa, porches and the dining room with our guests. And there is a parlor and a galley kitchen for the guests to share. The parlor is a meeting point, sitting room, library (videos and books) and "cyber-cafe" - free wireless Internet throughout the house – all in one. The galley kitchen has a refrigerator, sink, microwave, coffee maker and toaster oven. The rear porch opens onto a courtyard, which is suitable for sunbathing. Across the courtyard is the half-open "tub house", in which the spa (whirlpool, hot tub, Jacuzzi) is located. We have a "clothing optional" policy in the spa and sunbathing area.

open: All year; rooms from US$ 120-220; breakfast from 8.30-10.30h; number of rooms: 4

  • Gay and lesbian mixed crowd
  • Air conditioning
  • Parking available
  • Guestrooms with television
  • Outdoor seating, terrace or garden
  • Whirlpool / Jacuzzi / Hot tub
  • Free WiFi

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