THE OLIVIER HOUSE HOTEL, New Orleans

The Olivier House Hotel - A historic 1839 French Quarter mansion with antique furnishings and Creole Greek architecture

Built in 1839 for Madame Marieanne Bienvenu Olivier de Vezin, this distinctive New Orleans hotel features Creole Greek architectural elements with Orleans-style balconies and abundant hanging plants. Operating as a hotel since 1970, The Olivier House Hotel contains 42 guestrooms equipped with refrigerators, flat-screen televisions, and complimentary WiFi. Guest accommodations include period furniture, private bathrooms with showers, hair dryers, and complimentary toiletries, while some rooms feature white-noise machines and separate sitting areas. The property maintains a 24-hour front desk and provides coffee, tea, and fresh fruit in the lobby common area. An outdoor pool and concierge services are available for guests. The Olivier House stands 0.5 miles from Cabildo, St. Louis Cemetery No. 1, and Louis Armstrong Park, with Bourbon Street and Saint Louis Cathedral located 0.5 miles away.

Pros

Original Creole Greek architecture preserved with red facade and dark window shutters

Multiple courtyards including Miss Anna's Cottage with private patio

Professional property management maintains historic authenticity

Complimentary lobby refreshments including fresh fruit and light snacks

Cons

Parking fees range from $38-50 per night with surcharges for oversized vehicles

Limited valet service hours after 5 PM