I can say, without doubt, that the Antebellum guest house was the most amazing guest house I've ever stayed at! I don't think that I'll be able to do the host and his establishment as much justice as I would prefer, but I will try anyway. Firstly, Keith bent over backwards to make our stay that much more special. I... More 

We arrived very very early, and Keith suggested we go to the WWII museum. WOW! Keith was right on. When we arrived Keith was the ultimate host. Told us about his house and surrounding areas history. He really knows a lot, but his best is the Creole cooking. Breakfast. The most important meal of the day. I could have their... More 

My husband and I stayed with a friend in the 2BR suite just after Mardi Gras. It was perfect for us. This was our second time at the Antebellum Guest House and we would stay there again in a heartbeat. We had two bedrooms, bath, kitchenette and a nice sitting room where we could hang out and socialize when we... More 

Keith was a wonderful host and the breakfasts were exquisite. The buttermilk pie was to die for and I only wish I was not so full up that I could have ate another piece. The location was brilliant - close enough to walk into the hub bub of New Orleans but far enough away. Keith was a font of knowledge... More 

Fantastic, impossible to beat, the antebellum guest house and hosts Keith and Art made our New Orleans trip that much more wonderful. The house itself, and all the antique pieces they have collected, is spectacular. Keith also provides so much information about the house as well as historical and current information about New Orleans. His authentic creole breakfasts were perhaps... More 

When I started planning our trip to New Orleans, I went on Trip Advisor and after reading all the great reviews I knew the Antebellum Guest House was the place for us. If you are looking for an authentic and beautiful place to stay with amazing hosts this place is for you. The main house is absolutely gorgeous and both... More 

We recently stayed for four nights at the Antebellum. Keith, the innkeeper, could not have been nicer and more attentive. His attention to detail and his knowledge of everything New Orleans is second to none. He recommended four restaurants for us to visit. They were all spectacular. His breakfasts were nothing less than culinary art. He weaved a historic story... More 

Keith was an exceptional host. The breakfasts were delicious and relevant to the New Orleans culture. We stayed in the "Rocco" room, which had a private entrance via the courtyard. As the guest house name suggests, the room and house is antebellum architecture. We stayed for 5 days over the Jazz Fest. There were bicycles available which we used each... More 

We can't say enough about Keith's warm southern hospitality! We couldn't ask for a better host who welcomes you into his home to show you the real New Orleans! I can't wait to come back and have anothet amazing breakfast. Thank you Keith!!!