Come as you are. Stay as long as you like.
A queer and trans-owned bed & breakfast in the Bywater.
Six suites, a saltwater pool, and a courtyard built for your people. Ten minutes from the French Quarter and a world away from it.
Six suites. No two alike.
1950s design, modern comforts, and a courtyard you’ll actually use. Every room opens onto it.
- The Locomotive Suite
- The Caboose Suite
- The Passenger Car
- The Hitch Car
- The Coal Car
- The Couchette Car
The reason people come back.
A saltwater pool, a hot tub, private cabanas and fire tables, ringed by palms. It’s quiet in the morning and it’s the best place in the Bywater at dusk.
Pool access is included for every guest, every day of your stay.
The Bywater, not Bourbon Street.
You’re on a quiet residential street in the neighbourhood people move to New Orleans for. Walk out the door and you’re minutes from St. Claude, Frenchmen Street, and some of the best food in the city, then come back to a pool that isn’t full of tourists.
There’s no bar here, and that’s deliberate.
Bring your own bottle. Bring your own food. Drink what you actually like, at the price you paid for it, with no tab waiting at the end of the night. There’s a kitchen, there’s ice, and nobody is going to ask you to order something.
Members save 20%. Every stay, every time.
If you come to New Orleans more than once a year, membership pays for itself on the second trip. Twenty per cent off every booking, pool access, and you can bring up to ten guests.
See yourself here.
Queer and trans-owned, and run by people from this community. You won’t have to explain who you’re travelling with, or read the room at check-in, or wonder how the staff will react. That’s not a marketing line, it’s the reason the place exists.