French Quarter Mansion

French Quarter Mansion Boutique Hotel, a Hospitality of New Orleans property, is a Creole Mansion located in the heart of the historic New Orleans French Quarter on 730 Dumaine, snuggled between Bourbon and Royal Street. It was built in 1820 by John Fritz Miller to house his family and law practice of Christian Rosaleus, founder of Tulane University School of Law. The French Quarter Mansion Boutique Hotel is now a 9 unit luxury guesthouse, which retains all of its original architectural detail, carefully altered to accommodate today's conveniences, featuring all privately accessed self-contained accommodations with in-suite bathrooms, rooms, and so much more.