There is little I can write about the 1896 O’Malley House that has not already been written. My wife and I spent the week of New Years at the B&B and found it to be a wonderful experience. For the first three days Brent made delicious breakfasts that, and I do not mean this as a criticism, would also have made wonderful desserts. After Brent went on vacation Larry took over making breakfast. One morning I, offhandedly, mentioned to Larry that my wife likes toast; the next morning she was served toast. The bed in our room was very comfortable. Also in our room, was a wi-fi connected iPad. Since we do not have smart phones (yes, we are radicals) is was nice to be able to research our days while staying in our jammies. Both Brent and Larry were very helpful in making suggestions as to places to see and, when needed, to make the arrangements for us. The B&B is located a block away from a streetcar stop thus providing easy access to the French Quarter, the Garden District, and other locales. Larry is one of the most personable people I have ever met and, sincerely, a highlight of each day was spending time speaking with him. On a more personal note I would like to let Cody and Porter know how much we enjoyed meeting them and to let Porter know that we think he is a genius and should not listen to what other may say.

This is an elegant, charming B&B that is beautifully decorated and details carefully attended to. Our room was spacious, comfortable and beautifully appointed, the dining room felt opulent without being pretentious. Our host Brent was top-notch, always gracious and helpful, attentive and knowledgeable. Extra touches like the access to wine, soda and snacks in the guest kitchen were great for when some of our party had had enough nightlife and wanted to visit and relax in comfort and quiet. Location wise it was perfect, as most of the places we wanted to go were a short cab ride away or easily accessible via streetcar line. It is a little on the pricier side but you get what you pay for, and this beautiful B&B was worth every cent. Save your pennies so you can stay here!

This is a fantastic bed and breakfast, and we were made very welcome indeed. Beautifully appointed rooms - we stayed in one with an African theme - and nothing seems too much trouble for the hosts. It was our first stay in NOLA and definitely an experience we will never forget!

My husband and I decided to stay at this B&B for 3 nights after returning from a 7 day cruise off the Caribbean. This was the first time we've visited NOLA, so we heavily relied on the reviews from TripAdvisor. We are definitely glad we found this B&B! Coming directly off the cruise ship, we checked in really early (around 9:30am), and Larry greeted us so warmly. I was astounded with the house; it is immaculate! The home is cozy and welcoming; as soon as we got to the room, my husband napped on the heavenly bed for 3 hours! (Who takes a nap at 10 in the morning?) Comfort? Check. While he napped, I explored the house and neighborhood. The house is located in the Mid-City district, just off Canal Street, about a 20min ride on the trolley away from the French Quarter. Mid-City is more residential rather than a business/touristy area, so the streets are quiet, and you encounter (and can say, "Hello!") to the locals. I walked around the neighborhood, all the way down to the Masonic Cemetery (my husband's a Mason) and back without any fear that I was in danger. Safety? Check. Back at the B&B, Larry owns two friendly dogs, Cody and Porter. Watch out for Porter! That dog is too smart for it's own good! Larry himself is a wonderful host. His personality is relaxed and funny; we loved chatting with him at the dining table. His breakfasts are delicious! We missed the first morning as we woke up too late, but the following mornings he started us off with a bowl of fruit as a first course, then he cooked and served us the main dish: one morning was an omelet, the next morning (our departure day) was blueberry waffles. I usually can't finish large portions of food, so my husband was more than happy to help me finish what I couldn't eat. Every. Single. Bite. Larry is also really knowledgeable about the city, which educated us and entertained us at the same time. I can endlessly go on about how wonderful our stay was, but I recommend you stay at this B&B and enjoy it yourself. Experiencing Larry's hospitality is definitely above the rest. He's just one laid back dude who can make you feel home away from home. Thank you for making the end of our honeymoon magical.