The St. Charles Suite
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Enjoy the pure elegance of this well-appointed suite on the first floor of the historic mansion. A veranda view overlooks Prytania Street and the Garden District through floor-to-ceiling windows. The king size four-poster mahogany rice-carved bed is just one element of the room's lavish feel. Two antique love seats rest before a carved mantle and tiled fireplace are accompanied by Silk drapes, Bombay dresser, and Belle Époque armoire. A sturdy writing desk and ample space makes the suite perfect for the business traveler as well. The private bathroom has a ceramic tub and shower.

The Bourbon Suite
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This large, sumptuous suite is at the top of the stairs of the second floor. Overlooking a 100 year-old oak tree and rooftops of neighboring mansions and Pyrtania Street, the room spacious elegance. The suite has two love seats in addition to a writing desk allowing you to spread out and get comfortable. Much of the room is furnished with authentic Victorian antiques that would have been used in the period of the house, including a pencil-post king bed, rosewood dresser and carved mahogany armoire. The room has a separate dressing room with a large mirrored closet and vanity. Enjoy the doubly large bathroom with original hexagon tile, stained-glass window and ceramic tub/shower combination.

The Royal Room
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On the second floor, this light, elegant and airy room is perfect for families or friends traveling together who need separate beds. Two queen brass beds, decorative fireplace and ample seating, the room is decorated in light green, evoking a sunny and spacious retreat. A large dressing area with exposed brick is just one of the special touches of the Royal Room. A long vanity counter, and a separate bathroom from the dressing area provides the perfect place to prepare for a night on the town.

The Prytania
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This well-appointed room is on the second floor on the west side of the mansion and overlooks Fourth Street. Spirits rising from Lafayette Cemetery of Anne Rice fame are visible from the room. The Prytania strikes the ideal balance between stately and comfortable furnishings, with a 4-poster queen rice carved bed and green damask sleeper sofa, and full closet the room can accommodate up to four people. The dresser serves as a writing desk allowing the business traveler a place to work in style. The blue tiled fireplace and mahogany armoire complete the room's furnishing. The bathroom is large with cypress paneling and ample-sized vanity. The Prytania has beautiful afternoon light creating a wonderful environment in which to refuel after antique browsing on Magazine Street.