The house was able to accommodate our large group. We had an excellent time and Zackary was a great host.

Our week stay at this lovely house was a total joy. We had 16 people in our group and occupied the entire mansion. The fruit tree in the courtyard was full of fresh fruit (loquats) as we relaxed in the evening after a day of local tourism. Not sure this property is still listed on VRBO, because they owners dropped the VRBO listing between the time of the reservation and our stay. But that had no impact on our stay only the ease of accessing the reservation online. Would highly reccommend this property and gladly stay again ourselves.

Units were clean. Having a bathroom in each bedroom added to greater privacy for all. Air conditioning worked amazing well in 80+ degree days. Walking distance to French Quarters was great. There were also small neighborhood restaurants and small grocery stores nearby. Our trip was enjoyed by all.

We enjoyed our stay with our very large family. It was a perfect location and loved sitting on the balcony overlooking Esplanade Ave.

The place easily accommodated all of our 18 family members and yet each family had privacy with every room en suite. Kitchen could have been a bit more stocked with cutlery, cups and glasses. The common/dining area was ideal for family fun nights. All major attractions are within walking distance. With such a large group, only was it fun and easy to walk everywhere, but we also saved a ton on Uber/Lyft.

FESTIVAL Oasis Our large multigenerational family rented all seven bedrooms for a little over two weeks. We could not have had a better house for our group. It worked out perfectly for us. The Layout: we loved the layout that allowed the older and younger family members, ranging in age from 6 to 76, to be located together in the main house while all of the teenagers and 20 somethings were able to have their separate areas in the downstairs suites, with their own entrances so they could come and go as they please without disturbing the grandparents and grandkids. We were even able to use half of the bridal suite as the “work from home” office for a number of people in the group who had to take care of business. The courtyard: on the days between French Quarter Fest and the first weekend of JazzFest we hosted several gatherings for our family and our local friends in the courtyard. It is a residential neighborhood so you should definitely make sure that all of your events end on the early side in order to keep the peace and be respectful. With that said the space accommodated 30 people and the band quite easily. The staff: One of the nice surprises in renting the place was the support, guidance and advice we were able to get from both the property manager, Kit and the housekeeping manager, Kevin. Kevin and his team came by daily to make sure that everything was neat and clean and all of our bedding and linen were handled. It was fantastic how unobtrusive and yet efficient the housekeeping staff was. In addition to that any question we had about the house, the area or anything else, Kevin and his crew were able to help. My hats off to them. If you are planning a get together with a good sized group and looking for a place for everyone to stay together I highly recommend the Esplanade Mansion guest house. Not only is it a building of historical significance in the neighborhood but the location is unbelievably convenient to anything you would want to do in the quarter, the CBD or Treme. 5 stars across the board.

Our family had a great time in New Orleans and were very comfortable in the separate suites. The house is older but lovely and in a great location.

Great location, walked in and out of the quarter with ease. Frenchmen street close by, transportation and hop on/off stop as well. Property is a little run down, but it is also an older home. Staff was super accommodating!!

Our extended family of 14 people (ranging in age from 12-86) stayed at The Esplanade) for four nights, and it was absolutely perfect. The house was spacious, clean, and full of New Orleans charm, the beds were comfortable, and the location was within walking distance to all of the French Quarter activities that we had planned. Would absolutely recommend!

We had a group of friends travel with us to spend a long weekend in Nola as the pandemic restrictions were being listed. The house was beautiful - a few palmetto bugs the only negative. Close walk to French Quarter and Frenchman Street. Great size with ample bathrooms. We had a few "spooky" circumstances but that might have been overactive imaginations late at night. Would travel there again!

The home was in a great location, walking to many spots, the place was very comfortable and we kept.

My group of 11 really enjoyed our stay here.

Our group of 12 had a great time in New Orleans , with the highlight of the trip being able to all stay in one place. Zak & Naz are great hosts , not intrusive at all , but there if you need them. The property is awesome , each bedroom with private bathroom , the common area where we could all be together at the same time , the balcony where we could sit and visit while people watching , everything worked out perfect. The location is great , an easy walk to Frenchmen St. , or an easy spot for Uber to pick a group up.Not easy to please a group of 12 , but this place did it! Thanks , Zak & Naz!

Zak and Naz are wonderful hosts and so easy to work with ... they were very accommodating!Hot water never ran out in the house with all 18 of us there and many showering at once, we were all amazed! Linens were lovely and beds were very comfortable. We did not use the kitchen, but it seemed to have everything one could want.The house could not be in a better location ... we walked everywhere, but there is also a bluebike stand just around the corner and the streetcar is a block away. Local bars and restaurants were a favorite as was sitting on the porch and watching New Orleans go by.

Beautiful house, amazing location, would recommend staying here! The owners are great host and very accommodating. It was also a much shorter walk to Bourbon street then originally anticipated.