This two-bedroom cottage is the former residence of John James Audubon, who lived here while completing his Birds of America series. The cottage features a separate living room, a bedroom with one King Bed and a bedroom with one Queen Bed. Both bathrooms feature large walk in showers. Cottage One shares a courtyard with Cottage Seven.
This two-bedroom cottage features a Master Bedroom with one King Bed, a Master Bathroom with a Jacuzzi Tub and a second bedroom with a King Bed. The second bathroom features a large walk in shower. The large hardwood floored living room has plenty of seating and a dining room table. The private courtyard offers seating for four people.
A two-bedroom cottage with a King bed in each bedroom and two bathrooms with walk in showers. The separate living room has hardwood floors and antique furnishings. Cottage Three has a large private courtyard with plenty of sunlight and seating for six people. Elizabeth Taylor has stayed in this cottage.
A two bedroom, two story cottage with two bedrooms located on the second floor. Each bedroom has one Queen Bed and a bathroom with a walk in shower. The large downstairs living room is just off a large, shady, private courtyard. Cottage Four is said to be haunted by a country music loving soldier.
This two bedroom cottage offers one King Bedroom and one Queen Bedroom, each with private bathrooms featuring walk in showers. The living area, seen in the photo at the top of the page, has hardwood floors and French doors that open up to the semi-private courtyard, which is shared with Cottage Six.
The first of two one-bedroom cottages, Cottage Six has a King Bedroom and bathroom with walk in shower. The semi-private courtyard is shared with Cottage Five. Cottage Six can be annexed with Cottage Five to form a three bedroom cottage. (This cottages does not have in-room drawer freezer and refrigerator.)
This Slave Quarter cottage offers a king size bed and private bathroom with walk in shower. The semi-private courtyard is shared with Cottage One. Cottage Seven was used as a studio for John James Audubon while he lived in Cottage One.Wife and I came with freinds, and the two bedroom set ups here are perfect for that. The butler service was attentive, not obtrusive, the breakfast on the private patio divine! We were so close to Bourbon Street, but once we passed the door to number 509, we were in anohter world and loved being there! Really an exceptional experience.
The Audubon Cottages
509 Rue Dauphine
New Orleans, LA 70112
United States of America
(504) 586-1516
New Orleans, LA 70112
United States of America
(504) 586-1516
Circa 1743. Dating back to the Spanish building period in New Orleans, Louisiana, this renovated collection of historic luxury cottages boasts individual courtyards, fully equipped kitchens and distinctive boutique amenities. Be pampered in a one or two bedroom with in-room spa services available by Le Jardin Spa. Onsite valet parking is provided and sip a welcome beverage at May Baily's Place. Enjoy guest-only access to the original brick-accented saltwater pool, considered to be the area's oldest, surrounded by lush foliage and wrought iron chaise lounges. Linger over a continental breakfast in the parlor, al fresco, or brought to the room. The French Quarter Butler attends to every detail to ensure each stay is delightful and relaxing. Keep in shape while savoring fine local cuisine with access to the fitness center at Dauphine Orleans Hotel.
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