The last thing left from the 1884 New Orleans World’s Fair is a statue in the park across the street from the Clio Suite. Sit on the balcony and enjoy the view through the oak trees. All day long, bus tours and bicycle tours stop in front of the house. People park their cars, jump out, and take pictures of La Belle. Wave hello.
We live on a beautiful street. Happiness loves company.
Two large rooms with a private bath and a private balcony in a colorful mansion on a beautiful street.
Our neighborhood is full of details. Clio is the Muse of History. The statue of Clio is in the park across the street. A statue of a ballerina by Edgar Degas is on the next block, two houses before the house with the gold marlin suspended from the balcony. We live in a shady, art-filled neighborhood. The Joan Mitchell Center is right over there, out our front door.
A person can never have too many New Orleans adventures. Turn your umbrella upside-down. It rains pennies from Heaven in a New Orleans state of mind.
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Amenities
- Queen bed
- Second floor
- Private bedroom
- Private sitting room
- Private front balcony
- Private bathroom
- Antique clawfoot tub with shower
- Flat screen TV
- Coffee Maker
- Tea kettle
- Iron and ironing board
- Wardrobe
- Hair dryer
- Free wi-fi
- White noise machine
- In-room refrigerator
- Honor system drinks and snacks.
- The chance to make good memories on a beautiful New Orleans street. The best memories are made on Esplanade Avenue.