Eastwood's Esplanade Palace

Nestled within the heart of New Orleans' historic French Quarter, Eastwood's Esplanade Palace invites travelers to step back in time and indulge in the city's rich cultural tapestry. Originally founded in 1718, the French Quarter exudes a palpable sense of history, with echoes of its colonial past reverberating through its cobblestone streets.
You will share the home with those from the past * in other words its filled with history and other spiritual experiences.
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Upon arrival at the stunning home, guests are greeted by the elegant fusion of French, Spanish, and Creole architectural influences. The property pays homage to its storied past, with elements reminiscent of each era meticulously preserved.

Spanish colonial design principles permeate the property, evident in the wrought-iron balconies that adorn the façade, offering panoramic views of the bustling streets below. Enclosed courtyards, adorned with lush gardens and tranquil fountains, provide a secluded sanctuary from the city's vibrant energy.

Inside, the interiors are a testament to Creole ingenuity, with high ceilings, large windows, and open galleries enhancing airflow and providing respite from the sultry Louisiana climate. The spacious living spaces, elevated above ground level, offer both luxury and practicality, safeguarding against the threat of flooding during inclement weather.

Each room is a harmonious blend of old-world charm and modern comfort, providing a serene retreat after exploring the city's vibrant culture and cuisine.

Whether savoring a traditional Creole meal in the courtyard, sipping cocktails on the balcony, or immersing oneself in the vibrant rhythms of a local jazz band, a stay at the Eastwood's Esplanade Palace promises an unforgettable journey through the storied streets of New Orleans' French Quarter.

A note from the owner:

Be in the big league in the big easy in my Immaculate Marigny Greek Revival mansion situated on the corner of Esplanade Avenue & Bourbon Street. An astonishing property that was personally lovingly restored with attention to every detail. Historic parlors, plaster crown molding & medallions, soaring original ceilings, & filled seemingly naturally luminous with light. Spacious Balconies offer ornate iron work & breathtaking views especially on Mardi Gras and killer sightseeing of the Vieux Carré & skyline. Private and secured Off-street parking for 10. Secret historical courtyard enclosure. Elevator. Truly a Luxury at its’ very best. When I'm away at my 1823 country residence in Kentucky! The Palace is welcomed to host your own families personal memorys Housekeeping will work upon the request of the calendar week.