My wife Connie and I were both really happy to have stayed at the Chimes, especially since we'd never been to New Orleans before and didn't really know where to start in deciding on accommodations. Our room was truly cozy without being cramped, and nicely furnished, with a comfortable bed, a good reading light (hard to find sometimes in B... more

First time in New Orleans and we weren't sure where to stay. I am so glad we chose Chimes. It's located in a beautiful, quiet residential neighborhood filled with historic homes. The "continental" breakfast is more than that; it was pastries from a local bakery, lots of fruit, cheeses, breads, coffee, tea, etc. Believe me, after eating dinner in New... more

This is a very nice propety. We stayed in Guest room 2, and really enjoyed the historic feel. There is plenty of room and it is very comfortable. It was also very quiet, even with the other rooms all occupied. It's an easy walk to the streetcar on St. Charles to get down to Canal Street. It's also easy to... more

On Memorial Day weekend, we were torn between a hotel special in central NOLA, or this B&B. Considering that the hotels usually charge $35-40 for daily parking on top of the hotel taxes, we chose to stay at the Chimes because the price was all-inclusive. My boyfriend and I love B&Bs because they are more intimate & comfortable, "a home... more

OK, I'm a snob and into the hotels w/notorioty and 5 star ratings but totally fell in awe with this B&B. My son got a new apartment while attending Tulane University and I booked a flight to visit. Stupid me didn't know that New OIrleans that week-end was hosting numerous conventions and couldn't get a room. I was able to... more

I enjoy staying in B&Bs instead of hotels since most B&B owners give my stay a personal touch, offering information on the local area, restaurants, places to see, etc. And, during business travel, I find hotels to be impersonal and boring. I have to admit, my stay at the Chimes recently was not really like other B&Bs. It was more... more

I was so relieved to be able to leave the French Quarter and go home to my gorgeous & quiet room at this B & B. Its was the best of both worlds. A $12 cab ride away from the mayhem of Bourbon Street but when we just wanted a nice walk along Magazine street to shop a bit, and... more

On a return visit to New Orleans, we decided to veer away from the chain hotels, and were rewarded with a great stay at the Chimes B&B. Jill could not have been a more welcoming host after we had a bit of a time finding the B&B on Constantinople St. The room we stayed in was on the small side,... more

My husband and I stayed here a few weeks ago. The rooms are nice, and all surround a courtyard. The beds are very comfortable. Jill and her husband (the owners) are helpful in every way possible. Two things I would mention: - You really need a car in order to stay here and feel like you are in New Orleans.... more