Our Guest House
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504-250-0965
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COVID-19 PRECAUTIONS:
The Pierre Coulon Guest House is committed to providing a safe and secure environment for our guests!
We have only one guest suite, so when you stay in this comfortable, private apartment there are no other guests besides your own group on the property! (The owner lives on-site, but in a separate building.) Social distancing is easy, since the guest house and patio are spacious, and there is a private entrance that leads directly to the street.
Welcome
Introduction
Ideal for short- or long-term visits, Pierre Coulon Guest House provides comfortable and convenient accommodations for visitors interested in several days of sightseeing or for extended vacations. It is also the perfect “temporary home” for the business or conference traveler.
Rates & Reservations
Your Stay
Stay with us and experience a bit of authentic and historic New Orleans! Explore the city from a comfortable base in the Faubourg Marigny, one of the most vibrant and interesting neighborhoods in America! We’ll do our best to make sure that your visit here is as enjoyable, relaxing, and interesting as possible!
Local Information
Explore New Orleans
Prior to your visit, you may want to do a little “homework” to learn about interesting places to see, restaurants to try, or live music events. The following list of Internet links will help you get some general information about New Orleans, its music scene, restaurants, and other entertainment venues.
Read what guests have said about their stay with us:
“Honestly I’m a bit torn about writing this review. On the one hand, the Pierre Coulon Guest House is easily the best located, most quaint, and best value in all of New Orleans. On the other hand, my selfish side is pressing me to try to keep it a secret as much as possible, in hopes it isn’t booked for my next trip. First and foremost the owners/proprietors (Stephen and Rich) are super friendly and accommodating. They will give you insight to the area if you wish and are really great about making you feel right at home. You’ll leave feeling as if you have just made two new friends, and most likely, you will have! The grounds and building itself represent everything that is great about the area. You are led through a little side door and through a classic hidden courtyard to the guest house. Once inside you’ll see that it’s actually two stories and more inviting than any bland hotel could possibly hope to be. It even has an upstairs balcony that is great for morning coffee and a cigarette (If you are dumb enough to smoke, as I am) It’s just a short jaunt to the French quarter, but just far enough away to be a bit secluded. There is a fantastic little independent bakery/restaurant up the street, as well as other little hidden gems. I travel extensively, and get to New Orleans quite often. I always try to stay at Stephen and Rich’s place first. ALWAYS! Take it from a seasoned traveler, no contest, this is the perfect place.” (Comments from Kurt, May, 2012)
“Honestly I’m a bit torn about writing this review. On the one hand, the Pierre Coulon Guest House is easily the best located, most quaint, and best value in all of New Orleans. On the other hand, my selfish side is pressing me to try to keep it a secret as much as possible, in hopes it isn’t booked for my next trip. First and foremost the owners/proprietors (Stephen and Rich) are super friendly and accommodating. They will give you insight to the area if you wish and are really great about making you feel right at home. You’ll leave feeling as if you have just made two new friends, and most likely, you will have! The grounds and building itself represent everything that is great about the area. You are led through a little side door and through a classic hidden courtyard to the guest house. Once inside you’ll see that it’s actually two stories and more inviting than any bland hotel could possibly hope to be. It even has an upstairs balcony that is great for morning coffee and a cigarette (If you are dumb enough to smoke, as I am) It’s just a short jaunt to the French quarter, but just far enough away to be a bit secluded. There is a fantastic little independent bakery/restaurant up the street, as well as other little hidden gems. I travel extensively, and get to New Orleans quite often. I always try to stay at Stephen and Rich’s place first. ALWAYS! Take it from a seasoned traveler, no contest, this is the perfect place.” (Comments from Kurt, May, 2012)