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And there is a parlor and a galley kitchen for the guests to share.  The parlor is a meeting point, sitting room, library (videos and books) and “cyber-cafe” – we have free wireless Internet throughout the house – all in one.  The galley kitchen has a refrigerator, sink, microwave, coffee maker and toaster oven. Great location. Could have been designed by Prince.

Hotel Le Marais is a gay-popular New Orleans hotel, offering chic lodgings in the city's bustling French Quarter.

It's half a block away from the bustle of Bourbon Street, offering a refuge from the city's wild nightlife.

Should that wild nightlife beckon, you can go for a drink in the many surrounding gay bars like Double Play or The Corner Pocket.

Despite the name and location, this hotel eschews classical design and goes for something more funky and modern.

Good Budget Option. Heated indoor pool. This is a great choice if you're looking to do New Orleans on a budget.

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Why this hotel?

Surrounded by gardens, large patio, covered porch perfect for watching passersby, large rooms, private baths (some with whirlpool tubs), ceiling fans, comfortable beds, home like atmosphere.

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The Burgundy is a small and cozy gay owned and operated New Orleans Bed & Breakfast Inn in the Faubourg Marigny, just a few blocks from the French Quarter.

We share the courtyard, spa, porches and the dining room with our guests. The colours are bold with a purple theme maintained throughout - from the pillows to the lighting.

Inviting guestrooms include flat-screen TVs equipped with streaming devices. Historic Hotel. It has a famous carousel bar and it's rumoured to be the place where Truman Capote had his first and by no means last drink.

Good price. The black marble granite floors and oversize beds are very satisfying. New Orleans is a city like no other, and this is her heart.

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  • Owner or manager who is LGBTQ+ or LGBTQ-friendly
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  • Members of the LGBTQ+ community are accepted
  • A warm and welcoming environment
  • A seamless experience for LGBTQ+ customers
  • Find out more about TG Approved.
Why this hotel?

Opened in 1886, it is still owned by the Monteleone family.

Located in the city's French Quarter, popular gay bars like Double Play are just around the corner, and the centre on Bourbon St. is just 10-15 minutes, where you'll find the The Bourbon Pub And Parade and Napoleon's Itch.

This charming hotel has a heated rooftop pool.

It's almost like waking up in Prince's boudoir.

gay b&b new orleans

Ideal location. You can dine onsite at the Criollo restaurant and drink at the beautiful Carousel bar, pictured above.

The rooms are decked out in a classic European style.

Gay New Orleans Hotels

The French Quarter, or Le Vieux Carré (meaning "Old Square" in French),  is the oldest part of New Orleans, and is steeped in rich history of conquest, witchcraft, and festivity.

The centre-most neighbourhood of the city features cultural and architectural influences from France, Spain, and the various African cultures that many of its Creole inhabitants hail from.

Today, the French Quarter is packed with stylish gay bars, traditional hotels and independent shops.