Marais
Fourteen houses. Everyone fits.
Our homes are made for groups of six to ten, whether you are here for a bachelorette weekend, a family reunion, or Jazz Fest with the old crew. Each one has a proper living room, a dining table big enough for everybody, and most have a heated pool in the backyard. Every house is painted and furnished by New Orleans artists, so the house is part of the trip.
What the last few groups said
“The accommodations and facilities were great, and exactly as pictured. The location was relatively close to anywhere you wanted to go, with a few great restaurants nearby as well as pharmacies and corner stores.”
“Everything Samuel described his place to be was just that it was a great place to stay definitely.”
“We really enjoyed our stay. The house was spacious, very clean, and extremely convenient for our needs. It had everything we needed, which made our stay comfortable and enjoyable. We truly appreciate your hospitality and would definitely recommend staying here.”
Every home, a different New Orleans.
Each home sleeps six to ten guests. Filter by pool, hot tub or neighborhood on the homes page.
Start from your headcount.
Built so the whole group is in one space.
The living rooms are built for everybody to pile into at once, with sectionals that seat ten and dining tables built for the house. The kitchens are stocked for a crawfish boil. Everyone gets a real bed and nobody ends up on the couch.
When somebody needs to disappear for an hour, there are five bedrooms with blackout curtains, hotel percale sheets, and a door that closes.
A heated saltwater pool in the backyard.
Most of our homes have their own saltwater pool, heated in winter and chilled in summer, with in-pool loungers, a long outdoor dining table, a chef's grill, and an outdoor TV. The backyard is where everybody ends up.
We can set up a backyard hibachi night or a crawfish boil.
In-house services
Painted by New Orleans.
Every home is built around one story about this city, and the work inside comes from artists who live here. One house has a twelve foot bird of paradise mural across the living room wall, another has beds built from Louisiana cypress, and one was curated with the New Orleans African American Museum.
Meet the artists
We live here. Ask us where to go.
We sort our recommendations by group size and occasion, so we can point you to the restaurant that will seat twelve, the bar with the courtyard, or the parade route worth getting up early for. We can also arrange services at the house so nobody has to leave the pool.
See our recommendationsFestival weeks, crawfish season, and bachelorette itineraries are all on the blog.
Read the blogAsk Marais.
Ask us anything, whether that is bringing the dog, what parade weekend is really like, or if all 16 of you will fit. We answer quickly.