My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed the one hour tour and fascinating stories about this unique house and garden in the French Quarter. If you are interested in history, definitely stop here for one of the tours that start on the hour. Highly recommended for...More

Wow! To be honest, we decided to visit it because we had one hour to kill and it turned out to be one of our favorite tours! Mostly because of our tour guide, Rose-Anna, who was funny, knowledgeable, and dramatic :) Many interesting facts about...More

I had been to New Orleans twice before and didn't know this was here or I would have come sooner. It's not very expensive ($10) and is a very well preserved home with a lot of history. The gentleman who greeted us was so welcoming...More

My husband and I went there today and found the tour very interesting and informative. We learnt a lot about the history of New Orleans and the house was Beautiful and well kept. 👍

Tours on the hour. Our docent Robert was terrific. This is a fascinating place and he was the ideal person to bring it alive. although I'd heard of Frances Parkinson Keyes I had no idea of her connection with New Orleans. The house is packed...More

Our tour through the Beauregard-Keyes house was a highlight of our New Orleans trip because of our well informed docent. His narrative of the house history and occupants made for a compelling reading of the house, the period and it's famous occupants. It's fortunate for...More

Beautiful, historic building! Fell in love 😍 with the architecture of the building! It was designed by Francois Correjolles, built by James Lambert for Joseph LeCarpentier. Correjolles used a combination of Creole Cottage design with Greek Revival features like a Palladium facade. The furnishing are...More

This beautiful house was home to Gen. P. T. Beauregard and beloved author Francis Parkinson Keyes. It is. lovingly restored example of French Quarter period architecture. And Ott was a great tour guide!

This is one of the few houses where you can actually walk through the rooms!! The tour guide was fantastic and very knowledgeable. My husband and I happen to be running late but since he had no other tours that hour, he still let us...More

For $10 a person a docent will guide you through this house which has a very interesting history. Items from the civil war period furnish the home.