Sully Mansion is a bed and breakfast designed by Thomas Sully in 1890 and located in the heart of the historic New Orleans Garden District. The house was featured in the movie, "The Curious Case Of Benjamin Buttons" with Brad Pitt.

This mansion is surrounded by stately homes, grand oak trees, walled gardens and soft southern breezes. Just one block away from St. Charles Avenue and its famed streetcar, you will have easy access to all of New Orleans' attractions and enjoy the Southern hospitality of innkeepers who are happy to help you make the most of your stay in the Big Easy.

This historic mansion features eight rooms, ranging from an intimate bedroom to large suites, all with king or queen-sized beds and private baths. In the entry foyer, light filters through stunning, pastel-color stained-glass windows that are original to the house. The inn has fourteen foot ceilings with original plaster medallions, wide pine plank flooring, a large wraparound porch, antiques and many special touches which embody the grace and charm of a bygone era yet with all the modern-day conveniences. High Speed Internet throughout.

Enjoy a lavish continental breakfast during the week including fruit, homemade breads, muffins, bagels, yoghurt, cereals, juices coffees and teas. On the weekend an expanded continental breakfast is provided and early risers are treated to coffee and tea. An ice machine and small refrigerator is available to guests who bring a little of that special dinner back with them.

The Sully Mansion Bed and Breakfast is the ideal location for that special vacation, business trip or a romantic getaway. Whether a frequent visitor or a first time traveler, come and experience the sights, sounds and tastes of New Orleans and be a part of this magical city's rebirth as a guest of the Sully Mansion.

The Sully Mansion Bed and Breakfast in the New Orleans' Garden District is located in a great neighborhood and close to everything New Orleans.

Surrounded by magnolias and live oaks, the neighborhood is filled with Greek revival mansions and nineteenth century villas. Guests are just steps away by streetcar from the French Quarter, Central Business District, Loyola and Tulane Universities, Audubon Park, the shops and boutiques of Magazine Street, world-famous restaurants and music clubs.

For Mardi Gras, guests are one block from the major parade route and the Jazz Fest venue is within easy reach.