We spent five nights in November 2004 and agree with prior reviews that Block-Keller rates an excellent score. We stayed in the very quiet and spacious room #3 on the third floor. We met only our host Bryan, and he was very accommodating. Additionally, the B&B's location on the Canal Street Line was extremely convenient.

Just came back from a three nights stay at the Block Keller House and here's the low down. The good things were: great location only about a 10 min. ride to Bourbon on the trolley (there is a stop right in front of the house). The house, hosts and the dogs were wonderful. Bryan was very available and willing to help. The best part for me was the bathrooms were spotless!! Breakfast was as good as continental breakfast could be...yogurt, cereals, oatmeal, fresh fruit, cheese, hot biscuts, and hard boiled eggs. The not so great part was since our room was in the basement at night when other guests came in you could hear the wood floors upstairs squeaking and if other guests in the basement were up late it would sound as if they were chatting right next to your bed. I guess that is to be expected in older houses. Speaking of beds that was the other not so great part (HARD). I would definatley return but I would make sure to get a room on the second or third floor this time.

My husband and I recently spent a delightful few days at this lovely old restored home and really felt like we were guests at the house of friends. We had a large, extremely comfortable room with a whirlpool tub, the breakfast was delicious and the hosts were very gracious. The location was very convenient for everything we wanted to do, though we had a car, which may have simplified getting around. The dogs were an added bonus. We definitely plan to visit again as soon as we can!

To even have someone from LA comment that something is "way out of the way" is almost laughable. Wait...It is VERY laughable. Someone from the most bland, inconvenient city in the world saying that compact New Orleans caused them to have to spend a little effort makes me understand that this person is not a seasoned traveler. Visit NYC, Paris, Rome, or any world city where you are required to maybe do something that LA folk never do...WALK. Don't even give credence to such an asinine review as that. I guess I'll never understand West Coast people...bizarre group of people.