TERRELL HOUSE BED AND BREAKFAST, New Orleans

Terrell House Bed and Breakfast, built in 1857 for Richard Terrell, offers rooms in the main house and carriage house. The main house features the King Suite with a king-size bed, chair, ottoman, silk draperies, Oriental rugs, and a balcony overlooking the courtyard and Magazine Street. The Magazine Street Balcony Suite includes a king bed, antique furnishings, an Oriental rug, linen draperies, a coffee maker, hair dryer, iron, ironing board, refrigerator, and microwave. It has a balcony overlooking Magazine Street. The Gold Suite has a queen bed, antique furnishings, Oriental rug, silk draperies, a slate bath with tub and shower, and an adjoining sitting room with a trundle bed. The third-floor rooms offer two twin beds or one king bed, a chest, and a cypress armoire. The carriage house rooms have cypress furniture and original artwork, with private baths. Each room includes individual central heat and A/C, and a ceiling fan. Corner Store Suites feature a kitchen, living room, two bedrooms, and one bath. Creole House Suites have two bedrooms, a bath, a kitchen, and a living room. All guestrooms feature air conditioning and premium bedding. Some rooms open onto a balcony.

Terrell House is known for Southern-style breakfasts, including Creole Eggs, Crème Brulee French Toast, Creamy Cheese Grits, Belgian Waffles, Eggs Benedict, Fresh Crabmeat Quiche, and Homemade Biscuits. In-house catering is available for weddings and events. Chefs can create menus for special occasions. The bed and breakfast has many dining options to accommodate different tastes.

Guests may relax in the courtyard. The Terrell House includes multiple event rooms suitable for parties or meetings. There are double parlors and a den with 14-foot ceilings crowned with plaster moldings and ornate ceiling medallions. The main house includes porches, galleries, balconies framed in ornate cast iron, and a brick New Orleans courtyard with fountains and vegetation. Guests have complimentary access to the Saint Charles Athletic Club. The sprawling brick courtyard provides an ideal location for New Orleans outdoor ceremonies and receptions.

Terrell House Bed And Breakfast is in the Garden District and 20 km from New Orleans Lakefront Airport. It is a 20-minute walk from Union Station. Nearby landmarks include the Ogden Museum of Southern Art (0.5 km), Lafayette Cemetery No.1 (1 km), Mercedes-Benz Superdome (2 km), and Bourbon Street (3 km). To arrive by car, take the Tchoupitoulas St Exit, go 3 blocks on Euterpe St to Magazine St, and find Terrell House on the corner of Euterpe and Magazine.

Terrell House provides setup, breakdown, and cleanup services. Bar setup, glassware, and napkins are provided. Skirted tables and chairs are arranged for guests. One-hour rehearsals are available the day before ceremonies. The hotel also offers wedding coordination with other vendors. Floral arrangements and catering can be arranged for an additional fee.