Lulamae

Holiday Rental Description

Just a two-minute stroll from St Charles Avenue and within walking distance of New Orleans’ famous French Quarter, this bright apartment puts you in an ideal spot to experience the best of the Big Easy.

Inside, contemporary design meets Southern elegance with large paned windows casting their dazzling light across the open-plan living area and nods to the city’s history of jazz in the artwork decking the walls.

Make yourself comfortable on the sofa with a cold drink or gather around the chic dining table for a hearty feast when you’re not out sampling the local food scene.

The main bedroom, is a sumptuous affair with its neutral palette, grand bed and high ceilings, while the other two bedrooms are more pared-back yet no less stylish and comfortable.

You’ve also got access to a communal courtyard decked out with an oversized chess set, as well as a shared pool that beckons long dips in its cool waters on treacly afternoons when you’re not out seeing the sights.

Speaking of exploring, you’ve got plenty of cultural hotspots within easy reach, including the countless bars and restaurants along St Charles Avenue, Harmony Circle (a five-minute walk), the Southern Food and Beverage Museum (a seven-minute walk), as well as the bright lights of Bourbon Street (a twenty-minute walk).


Home truths:
*Your host owns multiple homes here, so the exact view and furnishings may vary slightly from the photos
*While the home can sleep up to eight people, the maximum occupancy is six guests
*There's a sofa bed in the living room for more flexible sleeping arrangements
*You'll need to climb steps here, so it may not be suitable for those with limited mobility
*The communal pool is located within the grounds of the adjacent building
*Your host may be able to accommodate earlier check-ins or later check-outs on request, subject to availability
*Out of respect for the neighbours, please keep noise levels to a minimum between 9 pm and 8 am
*Free street parking is available in front of the home on a first-come, first-served basis