The Degas House Historic Home, Courtyard, and Inn

The Degas House

Main Parlor

The Breakfast Room

The Courtyard

The Estelle Suite
Victorian pink, and antique green, in color. This room sleeps up to four people. Its features include, hardwood floors, crystal chandelier, large open floor plan, cherry wood furniture including, King size four-poster bed, 1 full size trundle bed, Armour, high top writing desk, and a beautiful porcelain vanity. The bathroom features a claw foot tub with shower combination, and tile flooring. The room has six large windows, one of which opens up to the private balcony. The private balcony has two wicker rocking chairs, in which you can enjoy some complimentary sherry, while you gaze over the Oak and Magnolia treetops that overlook Esplanade Ave. We recommend this room as our Bridal Suite.

The Josephine Room
The color in this room is a soothing sage green. This room sleeps up to two people. Its features include hardwood floors, chandelier, two large windows, cherry wood furniture including, Queen size four-poster bed, Armour, vanity, writing desk, and rocking horse. The large bathroom has a claw foot tub and shower combination, ceiling fan, one window, and tile flooring.

The Desiree Room
The color in this room is Victorian burgundy. This room can sleep up to two people. Its features include hardwood floors, two large windows overlooking the Courtyard, Queen size four poster brass bed, dark wood furniture including, Armour, chairs, table, and nightstand. The large bathroom has French doors, a large Jacuzzi tub, separate shower, and two large windows that allow the light to flood in. This room is very romantic. We suggest it for anniversaries, honeymooners, or any special occasion.

The Deisree Suite
Large Jacuzzi Tub

The Garret Rooms
Rooms & Suites at the Degas House located on the 2nd and 3rd floors are named for the Musson-Degas Family. We invite you to enjoy copies (provided in every room and suite) of Degas In New Orleans by Christopher Benfey and Degas in New Orleans, A Creole Sojourn, winner of the Gold Award for Documentaries at the International Flagstaff Film Festival.