The Carrollton
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French doors open to this charming mid-sized room which recaptures the gardens of the neighborhood with its floral and chintz décor. The ceiling fan over the queen bed will remind you of the soft breezes off the Mississippi River just blocks from the mansion. A chintz wingchair, mahogany gentleman's armoire and dressing bureau complete the room's furnishings. The large and airy bathroom with corner shower once was one of the home's second floor porches.

The Esplanade
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Tucked away at the end of the second floor, the Esplanade offers privacy and serenity. This inviting room has a four-poster queen mahogany rice carved bed, a matching daybed with a trundle tucked underneath allowing up to four people in the room. This bright multi-windowed sitting room between the bedroom and bath was built from one of the original second floor 'sleeping porches' of the mansion. The bathroom has a ceramic tub shower combination.

The Desire Room
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The Desire is the Inn's smallest and most intimate room. With a white wrought-iron full bed surrounded by a mural of wisteria, the Desire captures the romantic and sensual side of New Orleans. It is also the perfect room for the single traveler eager to explore the various riches of the city. The private bath has the original hexagon tile, and a full tub with hand-held shower attachment.

The Tchoupitoulas
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The Tchoupitoulas offers a private retreat with a separate entrance on the side of inn past the brick patio. The sitting room has seven foot windows that are decorated with floral gauze curtains allowing you to take in the palm trees and ginger bushes which surround the inn. There is an easy chair and roll top desk allowing you ample room to relax. Both bedroom and bath have fourteen foot ceilings, are decorated in New Orleans lavenders and greens as well as an exposed brick fireplace. The full bed is part of an Art Deco suite and is complemented by a hand-painted armoire.