The 1896 O’Malley House, a New Orleans Bed & Breakfast is located in historic Mid-City New Orleans. This New Orleans Bed and Breakfast is just a convenient STREETCAR RIDE DOWN CANAL STREET to the French Quarter and Convention Center.  The New Orleans Bed and Breakfast is a Colonial Revival residence  nestled in a neighborhood that boasts great food, music and culture.  Our guests can enjoy a short walk to restaurants serving cuisines that range from Creole/Cajun French to Greek, Italian or Mexican. Nearby is Mid-City Lanes ("Rock and Bowl"), which is great fun for music and dancing!  Our guests can also RIDE THE STREETCAR TO THE FAIRGROUNDS—home of the New Orleans JAZZ AND HERITAGE FESTIVAL. City Park, which houses the world class New Orleans Museum of Art, is also just a short stroll from the house.  Endymion, which is a famous Mardi Gras parade, rolls through Mid-City just in front of the bed and breakfast too!

All of this New Orleans bed and breakfast bedrooms are tastefully furnished with both antiques and reproductions, cypress doors and beautifully refinished hardwood floors.  All of the bedrooms have queen or king beds and PRIVATE BATHROOMS with granite countertops - MOST HAVE JACUZZIS.  The third floor has two charming bedrooms with pickled wood walls and private bathrooms.   Each 1896 O'Malley Housebed and breakfast guest rooms features Central Air Conditioning,wireless internet DSL access, in-room telephones with private voicemail, cable  LCD TV with DVD, ceiling fans and much more!  Guests are also welcome to take advantage of the 1896 O'Malley House Bed and Breakfast first floor computer  with high speed internet access and printer. Plus we offer complimentary soft drinks, beer and wine.

The newly renovated and enhanced O’Malley House New Orleans bed and breakfast is the recipient of the Golden Hammer Award from the Mayor’s Office for its restoration.  It was COMPLETELY RENOVATED in 2000 and upgraded post-Katrina in 2005/06.

A large breakfast is served daily in the lovely downstairs dining room. Dining, tours, and entertainment recommendations are provided by host  LARRY WATTS (and CODY, the golden retriever!), to enhance your visit. 

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