My mother from St. Louis, my sister from Atlanta, and I stayed at the Hubbard Mansion for 4 nights and we just got home on Monday. The house and its antiques were lovely. The home is obviously well kept and very clean. Mrs. Hubbard served really nice breakfasts on the three mornings we chose to eat there. Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard were both very warm caring individuals who obviously wanted to be sure that our stay with them met or exceeded our expectations. We could pick up the street car just across the street, but more often than not chose to take a taxi to the French Quarter area due to the uncertainty of when the next street car would appear (at the time we were visiting there seemed to be more trouble with the St. Charles street cars having problems which caused lengthy delays). I would recommend this B&B if you are looking for a really nice clean relaxing place to stay and you are not as concerned about the price. We wanted a memorable time in New Orleans and the Hubbard's certainly helped us achieve that goal!

Stayed there 9-17 for a week-end anniversary getaway. Hosts Don and Rose were great. Breakfast was as good as any restaurant would serve. The trolley car stop was right out front and took us down St. Charles and line ended right at Canal and Bourbon St. Rooms were very nice and private. Will stay there again on our next trip to the "Big Easy".

We recently stayed at the Hubbard Mansion for our 6th wedding anniversary. This was a wonderful bed and breakfast. We stay at a bed and breakfast each year for our anniversary and we were very impressed. Rose and Don were so friendly and helpful. We enjoyed sitting and talking to them each morning. We stayed in the Breion suite. It is beautiful. The bed is so comfortable, the room spacious, and the whirpool tub terrific. Rose surprised us with roses, balloons, and champagne for our anniversary. This has never happened at the other bed and breakfast locations unless we paid extra. What can I say... we had a great trip and loved our B&B.

I flew down for a suprise proposal on my now fiance's vacation. The Hubbard Mansion was a beautiful location to celebrate our engagement.

The owner/operators are freindly and made my our stay comfortable. It was my first stay at a B&B, so I don't have a bunch to compare it to. I was concerned with other B&B's in NO based on others reviews on this site. This B&B sounded like the best bet for staying outside of the French Quarter.

The Hubbard Mansion is a great place for parents visiting Tulane University. It is on the trolley line between Tulane and the French Quarter. My fiance has a friend attending Tulane so we used the trolley on St Charles quite often. You can get an unlimited bus pass good for 3 days. The pass paid for itself and then some, and was nice way to see the city. I picked a pass up at a small grocery store on the corner of Jackson and St Charles, I believe. Larger hotels also sell the pass.

St Charles street in the Garden District is quiet enough to get a restful nights sleep after taking in the city's bars/clubs.

I stayed in the Queen Dell room. It has a jetted tub/shower, real nice antique furniture and a safe in each room. I need to write Rose at the Hubbard Mansion and ask her what they use for materesses and sheets. I slept like a baby, and missed it when I went home to my old bed. If I get a chance to go back to NO I will probably try the Victoria room. I had a chance to view that room and it was huge. Some day, some day.

Breakfast were great, and we met interesting people from around the country. The food gave us a good start to the rest of the day.

I have no reservation suggesting the Hubbard Mansion to travelers looking for someplace outside the French Quarter to rest at night.

Thanks to the Hubbard staff for making Jessah and my stay care free.

Kevin D