We stayed at La Dauphine in New Orleans for five days during Jazz and Heritage Fest and it was wonderfull. This bed and breakfast, located just outside of the French Quarter, has comfortable rooms, and it has a very laid-back feel to it; just like the city and its people. Ray and Kim, who run the place, are very welcoming... more

Michael and I love coming to N.O. for the French Quarter Fest. We have always stayed in the Marigny district because it is fun, affordable with easy access to the Riverfront streetcar and FQ. This was our first stay at La Dauphine, we love it ! The historic shotgun style house has modern conveniences including highspeed internet access, cable TV/DVD/VCR,... more

My husband and I have been to New Orleans many times over the years and we love it. I have always dreamt of having a place there and living with the locals. After staying at stuffy hotels on Canal St. and in the French Quarter, 'La Dauphine' was just the change that we were looking for. The style and decor... more

This bed and breakfast is wonderful for people who like a relaxed atmosphere with a comfortable room and high ceilings. The owners are Ray and Kim; Ray knows practically everything and everyone in New Orleans and was quite familiar with restaurants and other spots throughout the city. His recommendations were always accurate. Ray and Kim went out of their way... more

What makes this B&B exceptional isn't that it's extremely luxurious, because it's not. It's a atmospheric, traditional New Orleans house with beautifully decorated (though a little bit crowded) rooms, a back garden ideal for al fresco breakfasting in a very nice and quiet neighborhood. What makes it truly lovely though is the hosts. Ray and Kim went above and beyond... more

We stayed here in December, and again, it is just so comfortable. I noticed that in my last review I stated that the rooms had very "NO decor "-- and then in rereading it, realized that not everyone will understand that "NO" means New Orleans, and not "none". The rooms are large, comfortable and each one has a different New... more

Ray and Kim run a very comfortable and homey B&B. We felt as though we were visting close relatives, with the freedom of accessing the guest' fridge in the middle of the night. The rooms are large and comfy with very NO decor. W/D available. It is such a relief, after staying in hotels, to have no fear of leaving... more

We initially chose La Dauphine because of its artsy bent and its location, just a few blocks east of the famous Jazz Club, Snug Harbor. When I left a phone message requesting a reservation, Ray (one of the owners) promptly called me back, and we right away became engaged in a conversation on various topics. Upon arrival, my son and... more

It feels like going to visit a good friend; New Orleans, Frenchman Street and La Dauphine. My main motive is to attend Jazz Fest. I've been doing this for about 12 years, and stayed in the French Quarter with a friend. When my friend got married and moved away 5 years ago...I was LOST! Where was I going to stay... more