Ashton’s Bed and Breakfast
2023 Esplanade Ave, New Orleans, LA, 70116
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2023 Esplanade Ave
New Orleans, LA, 70116 - Phone (504) 942-7048
- Website https://www.ashtonsbb.com
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Trista H.
My wife and I stayed here during our visit to NOLA. This is the first time that either of us had stayed at a B&B. After our stay here, it will be hard to ever stay at a hotel again. We stayed in the Creole Queen room. The room was easy to reserve online by placing a small deposit on our Discover card. The total cost for the room was $239.00 + $31.57 tax for a total of $270.57 per day. Payment in full was made on our departure day. There is no shuttle transportation from the airport to this B&B; however, there is taxi service. We used United Cab at 504-522-9771. The rate for two people from the airport to the B&B was $33. We also used United Cab to transport us back to the airport, again for $33. United Cab accepts all major credit cards. Upon our arrival, we were warmly greeted by our innkeeper Patrick. Patrick gave us a tour of the B&B as well as offered some local insight into a few favorite dining venues. There is also a large shelf of excursion pamphlets and a variety of travel magazines and books to peruse at leisure. The grounds are securely locked and gated at all hours of the day. The B&B is a short walk from the French Quarter, about 20 minutes or so. A cab ride will run you about $8-$10 each way. Alcohol is not offered at the B&B since they do not have a liquor license; however, guests can bring their own spirits to enjoy on the front veranda or in the back seating area. There is an ice machine in the dining area that ice buckets can be filled with to take back to the guests' room. There is also a small refrigerator located in the dining area that guests can use to place their left-overs in. Complimentary beverages (water and soda) and snacks (chips, cookies and granola bars, etc...) can be accessed at all hours of the day. Coffee is ready by 7am and breakfast is served from 8:30am-10:00am. Breakfast is plated beautifully and tasted absolutely amazing! It was also fun to talk with other tourists over breakfast. We were both pleased with our stay at Ashton's. Patrick and Karma strive and successfully achieve providing southern hospitality.
(5)Matt S.
We first stayed at Ashton's in 2010 when we came to New Orleans with our 9 year old daughter. The experience was outstanding. Patrick and Karma have the Bed and Breakfast experience nailed. They are very welcoming, provide some of the best breakfasts you will ever have, and keep the Inn in resplendent decor. My wife and I just returned to attend the wedding of a friend getting married in New Orleans , and there wasn't moment of hesitation that we would stay here for the trip. One thing we found is that the breakfasts were so filling is we ended up just having the breakfast and then a late lunch/early dinner each day. If you try the breakfast and two more New Orleans size meals each day you will end up in a bit of (good) pain. If you come to New Orleans and stay in a hotel instead of trying Ashton's, you will have shorted yourself on a great experience.
(5)Maria I.
Just got back from a vacation in New Orleans, and my boyfriend and I stayed at this beautiful and quaint bed and breakfast. Everything felt like home from start to finish. I don't even know where to begin. Location: Ashton's is located close enough to the French Quarter that you can take a cab for about $10. We rented a car for our stay, and it was less than 10 minutes away. They also provide free parking off the street. Room: The room was comfortable, and there was cable television and free wi-fi as well. Additionally, the maid would come to clean the room at about 12PM each day. Food: Oh my...I had to ask Patrick if he studied culinary arts. The breakfast was so delicious every morning. The dishes always had a New Orleans touch, but the food was always something that was still familiar as well. They were also willing to accommodate any dietary needs or requests. For example, we requested scrambled eggs instead of poached eggs. They also had snacks and beverages available for you to access 24 hours a day. This was such a warm place to stay. Patrick and Karma were so welcoming, and they were willing to answer any questions about the area that we had. It was an amazing stay all around.
(5)Marielle S.
This is an adorable bed and breakfast on Esplanade. The staff is super nice and helpful with any of your needs. I did a photo shoot here and the man working that day was extremely helpful and accommodating. He was really nice about letting us use one of the rooms as well as the living room for the shoot. One of the best features of the room was the claw foot tub. It gave the room an extremely romantic feel and would be perfect for a weekend "away", even if you are a local. The entire house has that "old New Orleans" type of feel and the house has antique furniture throughout. This bed and breakfast would make a cozy getaway for tourists and locals alike.
(5)Sascha K.
My boyfriend surprised me with a trip to New Orleans since I would always talk about going. He did all his research and decided on Ashton's Bed and Breakfast. I loved it... a nice southern mansion... what more can you ask for. Patrick, the innkeeper was nice... he takes a while to warm up too but he was very welcoming. We didn't see much of his wife. The house and the rooms were very clean and nicely upkept. The breakfast and the snacks were fun. Especially the King cake. All in all... we had a nice stay BUT we got the vibe that we were a little young for a place like Ashton's. a really cool experience though with nice memories
(4)Tanya M.
We stayed here last April '13 based on all the amazing reviews...it didn't disappoint. We booked the Cajun Kitchen for two nights, it was perfect. Had a separate entrance and a spacious bath. The bathtub was also a jacuzzi...glorious! It was a short walk to the French Quarter, about 15 min and a cheap cab ride back at the end of the night. The breakfast alone was reason enough to stay here, it was 5 star to say the least. The kitchen is stocked with snacks and beverages so you can help yourself. We were driving cross country with the car packed to the max so the secured parking was an added bonus. We plan on returning to NOLA and we will definitely be staying here again!!! SERIOUSLY AWESOME PLACE!!!
(5)Siobhán H.
Ashton's Bed and Breakfast was the cherry on top of the most romantic trip I have ever taken. Not only are the rooms breath-takingly gorgeous with the right amount of original details- shuttered windows, chandeliers in the bedroom, drool-worthy vintage furniture they are also adorned with modern bathroom fixtures. Oh man... That shower was such a treat before a multiple hour stop-over flight to Atlanta. Or you can choose the clawfoot bathtub in the Bourbon Street Room. Our room had complimentary toiletries with two luxurious bathrobes for us. One thing to note was how quiet this Bed and Breakfast was. I never once saw or heard another guest even though all of the rooms were booked. Almost as though had the entire mansion to yourself- Very romantic. All of the outdoor space of the residence is beautiful, too. In the backyard there's a lush green garden with adorable kittens waiting for your affection. The baked goods offered during breakfast hours paired so nicely with the obligatory cups of chicory coffee (Come on- It's New Orleans. You must drink chicory coffee.) we sipped on in said backyard while chatting with a most charming staff member. It was also lovely to sit on the front porch to wait for our cab to the airport with the ever hospitable Patrick Ashton. Location wise, we were able to walk from Siberia bar in the St. Roch section of town to Ashton's. It was a pleasure to marvel at all of the beautiful homes on our walk over. However, previous reviews have mentioned taking a cab is another option if you are exhausted from a sight-seeing marathon. (See: Bradley N.'s review below for specific details) If you have an opportunity to stay in New Orleans, I urge you to consider Ashton's Bed and Breakfast. You will not regret it.
(5)Danielle S.
BEST. SERVICE. EVER. The owners made me vegan breakfast each morning, shared cigars and bourbon with my husband, and made our stay generally more enjoyable than any chain hotel could ever dream to, for the same price. We stayed in the Jackson square room, which only has a claw foot tub (awesome) with no shower curtain....but it's inside the room. So if you value your privacy, or aren't quite that close with your mate, try another room. It wasn't a problem for my husband and I. Patrick and his wife have owned the mansion since '98 and have got it down to a perfect science. All of the tiny details, from the high end tea and personalized meals, to the cats that sit on your lap as you enjoy the lush back yard, they've thought of everything.
(5)Matthew C.
as the other reviewers have stated, this place is incredible. we are locals and needed a little staycation and patrick and karma delivered. they were VERY hospitable, the house is gorgeous, patio is relaxing and the rooms are very clean and beautiful. we had a fantastic time and will be coming back.
(5)Aaron G.
My hubby and I stayed here on our Honeymoon. Then again for our anniversary. You'll love everything from the bedding to the breakfasts I promise!! Patrick and Karma were wonderful! I can't wait to get back!
(5)Adele S.
My husband and I just left Ashton's today and we already miss it. I am not one to take time to write reviews but I feel like Patrick and Karma deserve it. This was the first time I did not stay in the heart of the French Quarter, but I actually enjoyed that. It's only a little over a mile to the heart of everything and we found it to be a nice stroll even in the rain. If you eat like we do in Nola, you'll appreciate the opportunity to burn a calorie or two! I cannot say enough how nice this place is and how you really will miss out on a beautiful opportunity if you choose to stay in a hotel and not this lovely home. We stayed in room 8 which looks out over the little courtyard and has an AWESOME bathroom. We even made good friends with a couple nice kitties Patrick accurately described as "aggressively affectionate." The breakfasts were just incredible as many other reviewers accurately state. If you plan a trip to Nola, do yourself a favor and feel like a resident at this wonderful property. You'll thank me.
(5)LaTina M.
Would definitely stay here over and over again! This place was beautiful, comfortable and totally accommodating. Breakfast was delicious and the beds were soooo comfy. Our room had a rain shower which was amazing after a day of walking. The Ashton's were sweet and made our family feel totally welcome. It's about a $13 dollar cab ride to the heart of the French quarter and they have all the tour brochures and city info you'll need right there on the property, not to mention that they are a wealth of information!!
(5)Bradley N.
But first ... are you experienced? Have you ever been experienced ... ? W e l l i h a v e. Yes, this is going to be the Jimi Hendrix edition of Yelp today, and the subject is bed and breakfasts. Something covered more extensively on TripAdvisor and BedandBreakfast than Yelp. But honestly, why even use those other sites when Yelp can perform equally well, if not better? So ... let talk B&Bs. Check that: Let's talk about bed and breakfasts that qualify as "great." Because truth be told lots of B&Bs are quite good - people take pride in them and it shows. But not many qualify as great. For that to happen you need four things to come together in a trapezoid of tremendous proportions: 1. There will be ample amenities - the little touches that say B&B, not hotel. 2. There is great attention to detail - borderline perfectionism works best. 3. The balance between private and public space will be right - tricky, tricky. 4. And the location will be ideal for exploration - this is the hardest one of all. Get 3 of 4 right, on average, most of the time, and you're doing pretty well. Maybe even making a profit. But get 4 of 4 right, even some of the time, and that's really great. Ashton's gets 4 of 4 right. But that's because they are experienced. In what? In running a B&B, certainly, but also in living in New Orleans, which is harder than it sounds. Remember Katrina? They do here. It caused some major damage. You wouldn't know that unless you asked, of course. But that's part of the experience part I'm talking about. (1) Amenities? Aveda bath products, for one. Sweet-smelling bath salts, too. An excellent Tea Forte selection, for another. Lapsang souchang? Sure. A rooibos blend? Of course! Served in Deneen custom logo ceramic mugs, no less. And 24-7 snacks, from homemade cookies and roasted pecans to chicory coffee to chips and cheese puffs and Abita beer chilling in the fridge (1 of 2 ). And exceptionally good breakfasts using local recipes and ingredients. Served from 8:30 am to 10, no reservations needed. Just show up. Earlier arrangements are possible, too. (2) Attention to detail? It starts at the web site. Great photos, an easy-to-use reservations system, clear descriptions of the rooms and premises. Once you're at the B&B, the details simply get better, from the innkeepers themselves to the support staff, who keep things in place and elegant, all the time. Need a cab? Press the speed dial button on your phone. Need that wifi password? It's on your desk. Want to turn up the heat or slow down the fan? Press a button or two, and it's done. (3) Privacy is a good thing at a B&B. And not just for the newlyweds. The rooms here provide that, but so do the common spaces. And conversations are available in the dining area, at breakfast, or with the innkeepers if you so desire. They'll give you as much detail about the city as you need, but they won't impose it. Some people here are return visitors. They don't need the grand tour a second time around. (4) Esplanade Ridge is an exquisite part of the city, but also a lived-in one, unlike the French Quarter and downtown riverfront district. You can walk to these places if you want (30-45 minutes to Jackson Square), or call a cab ($8-9), or head North to the city park, stopping at Cafe Degas along the way. It feels nice to be in a neighborhood where locals live, work, and go to school. It's just that you happen to be staying in an old mansion and not a normal-sized home. The place is built for more than one family to enjoy, and I think the innkeepers and their staff appreciate this fact. For a day or two, or maybe more, you can be part of the Ashton's family, too. You'll probably enjoy New Orleans a lot better that way. Because it's nice to be part of something great like that.
(5)Melissa G.
I don't even know what to say that hasn't already been said. We found this place through Yelp & Trip Advisor and after reading all the wonderful reviews, we couldn't NOT stay here. We were absolutely delighted we listened to all you Yelpers (and Trip Advisors). The property is absolutely stunning. The place is sparkling clean and has that old-time charm about it yet is wonderfully updated for all your comforts. We stayed in the main mansion, in the Garden District Room, and everything was perfect. This was probably one of the best B&Bs we have ever stayed at. Every room came with luxury amenities, and yet the prices for this B&B were so reasonable. There are 4 rooms in the Main Mansion and 3 rooms in the Patio Wing. Though I'm not a super light sleeper, I was worried that we would be able to hear every little noise being in the main part of the mansion. Not so. We remarked at how little we did hear - even other guests said the same thing. The B&B is run by Patrick and his wife, Karma. We didn't get to talk to Karma too much (darn short weekend!), but Patrick was absolutely lovely and hospitable. Makes a damn good breakfast, too! Not only were the breakfasts always amazing, the breakfasts always stuffed us to the brim! Ashton's is just about a mile from the French Quarter. Most times we took a cab (maybe $8 each time), but on some mornings we just stolled down Esplanade down to the French Quarter. Pleasant walk. Oh .... and though I am a pretty restless sleeper, the beds and sheets here are ah-ma-zing! Awesome! Next time we're down in New Orleans, we will definitely be staying here again!
(5)John G.
As good as it gets. I have stayed at B&Bs before but this place is probably the best we have ever been to. My only regret is that we didnt get to have the egg breakfast, but the other two breakfasts we had were delicious and give us a reason to return! That and we took the 7am flight on Sunday, so we didnt get to enjoy day three of breakfast glory! During the day, they have snacks, sodas, plenty of water, fruit, K-Cup cofee maker. And no one in our group missed breakfast!!! Even after partying all night, we got up to eat and then some napped and others went out to see the city during the day. Patrick worked with me from booking to arrival with "locals" information, restaurants, transportation. Speaking of which, you DO NOT NEED to rent a car, because the taxis picked us up literally within 5 minutes EVERY trip, and they are on the phone programmed! Next trip to NOLA, I know I do not need to worry about where we are staying!
(5)Lisa L.
I really don't have anything to add to the previous reviews - just wanted to throw another 5 stars at Ashtons, because they actually deserve 6 or 7 stars. The innkeepers and staff are lovely. Our patio room was comfortable, the amenities were thoughtful and creative, and the house itself is gorgeous. The breakfasts were ridiculously decadent and tasty. I can't imagine a better place to stay.
(5)Kelly F.
We went here for our Honeymoon - 1st time in New Orleans and we were charmed! Everything you could want in a Bed and Breakfast, all the way from rediculously comfortable beds to gourmet mouthwatering breakfasts! And yes, we will definitely be ordering a set of those fantastic sheets in the immediate future! The innkeepers, Patrick and his wife Karma, were very welcoming and extremely knowledgeable about the history, the area and especially the food! As newlyweds, we wanted to know what restaurants they would recommend and Patrick sent us to the very place where he and Karma had their first date! They were excellent ambassadors for the lovely city of New Orleans .... we had an awesome trip ... Not only will we be back to New Orleans soon, but we will be sure to spend at least a few days at Ashton's. Go ... you'll love it!
(5)Dave S.
There's a reason that Ashton's has all 5-star reviews here on Yelp... everything was truly.. just... PERFECT. My wife and I stayed here during the last week of September, and from the moment we checked in to the moment we checked out, we truly felt as comfortable here as if we were staying in our own home. More so, actually! What makes Ashton's truly special is the innkeepers. Patrick and his wife Karma are wonderful people, and they will literally do anything to make your stay as enjoyable and as comfortable as possible. Plus, they have a huge wealth of knowledge about New Orleans and we often asked Patrick for restaurant recommendations, and every single one of his recommendations was spot-on. We took several tours while we were in New Orleans... bus tours, carriage tours, but Patrick was actually our best tour guide. As we sat at breakfast every morning, we would ask him questions, and we learned so much about the city just from listening to him. And now let's talk about the BREAKFASTS! Holy smokes. Patrick is truly a master chef and prepares a breakfast every morning that you will remember for the rest of your life. Everything was just... so good. And something that REALLY impressed me is this: my wife is a vegetarian and has a wheat allergy. Patrick and Karma are extremely sensitive to food allergies, and they made my wife a wonderful wheat-free vegetarian alternative each morning, and Karma even made delicious wheat-free biscuits FROM SCRATCH one morning, and my wife said they were the best gluten-free biscuits she's ever had. They both went above and beyond for us the whole time. The house is stunning, there are two adorable cats that live out back, our room was wonderful, and all of the staff was there to meet our every need. When we return to New Orleans (which we will because we fell in love with the city), this is the only place we'll consider staying. And this is the only place you should consider, too. We have stayed at a variety of amazing bed and breakfasts around the country, and Ashton's is our favorite.
(5)El b.
Such an AMAZING place to stay on my first trip to NOLA. The accommodations were amazing, Patrick and Karma were super friendly and so helpful....and the FOOD...OH MY...the food. I loved waking up everyday to find out what culinary creation would be awaiting me. They are located walking distance from the French Quarters and pretty close to some great restaurants within a short drive. This was such a great choice and were already planning our next stay for 2012!!
(5)Ashley M.
I don't EVER give 5 stars for anything but Ashton's Bed & Breakfast deserves it! My fiancé and I were in town for the Essence Music Festival and it was so nice to be able to escape all of the craziness of the French Quarter and really relax. We felt right at home. Amazing food and the inn keepers are super friendly. And the sheets! My God! I must purchase a set. Without a doubt we will be returning!
(5)vicki b.
Outstanding in every way. Gorgeous property, gourmet breakfasts, charming hosts.... a true representation of classic New Orleans hospitality.
(5)Shea B.
I stayed at Ashton's B&B at the end of September 2009. It was the best. I stayed in the Mardi Gras room. I had my boyfriend with me for half of the trip and my parents with me for the remainder. The hosts are great (Patrick's advice really made the trip) , the staff is great, the house is beautiful, and the room was so comfortable and lovely. I loved that we could come and go as we pleased (the check-in time is a set prearranged time though). We rented a car, so it was awesome to be able to park it at the B&B in a gated area. It is an $8 cab ride to the French Quarter (we walked several times too) and equally close to the New Orleans City Park which is amazing. The breakfasts were awesome. At first some of the breakfasts were too sweet for my tastes (like eating dessert), but after being in NOLA for a few days at the tail end of summer, the sweetness was really satisfying. I will definitely stay here for my next trip. Ashton's B&B made our trip. It was so relaxing sitting on the patio with my family and it was such a relief to have a quiet evening in a cozy room after taking a luxurious shower with nice bath products after a long night of enjoying the city. For me, it was the perfect location.
(5)C P.
What a Gem! The Ashton's are the perfect hosts! Beautiful rooms, amazing and very generous breakfasts and all the amenities and creature comforts you could ever want and then some. They thought of everything. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and only wish we could have stayed longer.
(5)Doug W.
A very nice b & b located on the edge of the Treme. The house is gorgeous, huge ceilings, wood floors throughout, and very clean and comfortable. The breakfast every morning is great, I particularly enjoyed the bananas foster waffles (there is also a fully stocked Tassimo setup for coffee drinks whenever you want). The owners are extremely nice and personable, and ready to answer as best they can any question you have or offer up eating and sightseeing advice or just chat about the city's history. Only a short ($6) cab ride to the French Quarter if that's your thing. PLUS it is right up the street from Lil Dizzy's Cafe, which was one of the best lunches of our whole trip.
(5)Jeremy G.
I wish there was a place like this in every city I visit, and I should really try and find them. There is no place like home, and that is exactly how I feel when I walk in the door, at home. The booking options can be a bit dodgy, as Pat and Karma seem to have certain weeks reserved a year in advance, and I hate it when I am heading in that direction and they are booked solid. It is not their fault, as I seldom know where I am going to be from week to week. I am so glad that this of all places, although damaged by the storm, was able to keep open.
(5)Kelly E.
We stayed at Ashton's B&B in January of 2013. It was our first trip to NOLA, and the entire vacation was amazing! Patrick and Karma gave us such valuable information in terms of where to go, what to see, where to eat and how to get there. They are about 1 mile from the French Quarter and it was an invigorating walk after consuming one of Patrick's gourmet breakfasts! You cannot go wrong with Ashton's B&B. These folks know how to run a B&B...and they do it in such a manner you will start planning your next visit the moment you leave!
(5)Chevet' L.
aweseome esplanade avenue accomodations! i can't believe it's taken me this long to get to the review for ashton's but i'm here now so let's get on w/ it. i have finally gotten over the fact that i erased all 200 something photos taken from this trip because i am an idiot. my husband and i stayed here in february 2011 for my 41st birthday. i had booked this trip to nola almost immediately after we returned from our june 2010 trip. our june 2010 accomodations at lamothe house left much much to be desired and when i came across ashton's i knew this was our place. we were booked in the creole queen, which is located in the patio wing section of the building. everything was new and clean. the whirlpool tub was incredibly relaxing, and there is a steam shower in the bathroom so that was a nice addition. the house alone is a place right out of time. i don't think i've ever loved hard wood floors as hard as i did in this home. you can tell that patrick and karma are very dedicated to creating an experience for people who visit. patrick was very knowledgeable about things to do, and i was glad that he confirmed that the plantation tour we were going on was a good choice. (oak alley and laura plantations - just.do.it !) also, it was so awesome to come down to a fresh made breakfast. fresh.made. one day we had sweet potato stuffed french toast, another day was a crab egg dish (if i recall right there was a touch of absinthe?). the fact that their dining room is well stocked w/ goodies and open all night for their GUESTS convenience just made me so happy. it's also very awesome that they have a gated parking so you never have to worry about coming back early morning and having to worry if there are going to be any problems. we personally never felt afraid or scared (and i know there are people out there who are afraid of everything because they just don't know better), but the neighborhood itself is right outside of treme so i can understand why some people might think too much. we are going back to nola next week, this trip has been planned since last october - unfortunately ashton's is all booked up next week! so sad. but this year we're staying in the area outside of the audobon zoo and i can't wait.
(5)Tasha A.
This was a real treat! I wish we could have stayed here all the time we were in New Orleans. The grounds are very pretty, the house is just what you'd expect. The amenities are great. Have to say the beds are terrific, I want that mattress, those pillows and sheets. I dont sleep that well even at home. Breakfast was really good and the staff and owners were friendly. We'll be coming back.
(5)Ginney M.
Our search is finally over. After visiting NOLA several times, trying a different hotel each visit that would turn out to be too loud, too busy, too hard to park, and over priced, the search is over. Ashton's has over the top breakfasts that should be outlawed! Cozy rooms with great linens, well appointed snacks, beverages, wine and beer to enjoy while sitting under the 30 year old oak. What is not to like?? It is wonderful.
(5)Kyle B.
Ashton's is a perfect B&B experience in New Orleans. Amazing house/rooms with all the old-time charm you could ever expect. The owners are very proud of their home and they work very hard to keep their guests happy (includes a 24-hr snack/coffee/drink bar). The owners cook amazing breakfasts each morning for all the guests. The French Quarter is less than a mile from the house and only 5-minutes to downtown. United cab is very fast and a cheap way to get around town at night.
(5)Douglas S.
Ashton's is a GREAT place to stay in New Orleans! My wife and I went to New Orleans for our 10th anniversary and stayed at Ashton's, and it really made the trip special! Our room: 5 stars! -- We loved the huge tub! The food: 5 stars! -- Truly gourmet breakfasts! The service: 5 stars! -- Very helpful and cheerful! Location: 4 stars! -- In a safe neighborhood, a 20 minute walk (or 5 minute cab ride) to the French Quarter Bang for buck: 5 stars!! Patrick and Karma are wonderful hosts! They're both warm, kind, fun and so helpful! They gave us great recommendations for places to visit and things to do while we were in town. They helped us get checked for our return flight. They answered all our questions about Katrina and the history of New Orleans. I've stayed in lots of B&Bs, but Ashton's has been our best experience ever!
(5)Ellen B.
My husband and I recently stayed at Ashton's Bed and Breakfast in New Orleans for five nights to celebrate our anniversary. Our trip was more fun (and more delicious, thanks to Ashton's!) than we ever could have imagined. Ashton's is located in a beautiful neighborhood on Esplanade Avenue in between the French Quarter and City Park. It is a quiet location and very easy to access all of New Orleans' points of interest by cab or by the city bus (which stops right in front of the B&B). Ashton's itself is a beautiful and historic mansion with eight rooms. We stayed in the Creole Queen room and it was gorgeous and so comfortable. The rooms are cleaned thoroughly everyday and your bathroom is stocked with Aveeda skin care products as well as bath salts. It is hard to describe the breakfast in words because it is so delicious. Patrick and Karma (the lovely innkeepers - Patrick is also the chef) alternate a sweet and savory breakfast everyday with dishes like bananas foster waffles, crepes with eggs, crab and a fancy creole cheese sauce, french toast with sweet potatoes, honey butter and pecans. And don't worry - the sweet breakfast is served with a side of bacon or sausage, and the savory breakfasts are served with a first course of coffee cake, muffins, or one day I think we had something Patrick called a "croissant flower" mmmmmm. There is also coffee, tea, and juice at breakfast, plus there are snacks and coffee out all day. They do not skimp on anything! Patrick and Karma are so nice and hospitable. They will answer all of your questions, chat with you about the city, and can recommend delicious restaurants. Ashton's is also and excellent bargain - I couldn't believe we got all this for the price we paid. We can't wait to go back!!!
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