The bachelorette house with the pool.
A bachelorette weekend in New Orleans has a shape: late start, pool until the sun drops, one long dinner, then the city. The house has to hold all of it. Marais homes sleep eight to ten in real bedrooms, with a living room that seats the whole group and a backyard that is yours alone.
Below are the homes with a pool or a hot tub that sleep eight or more. Every one is private and painted by New Orleans artists. Pick dates to see live rates; the address comes with the booking.
Pool or hot tub, sleeps eight or more.
- No parties or events. A group staying in the house is the point; a guest list beyond the house is not.
- Occupancy is the number on the listing. It is monitored and enforced.
- Quiet hours are 10pm to 8am, outside included.
- Check-in 3pm, check-out 11am. The exact address comes with the booking confirmation.
- Minimum stay is two or three nights depending on the home. Festival weeks can run longer.
Can we have a party at the house?
No. The house is for the people sleeping in it. Occupancy and quiet hours (10pm to 8am) are enforced. Dinner, a pool afternoon and getting ready together are what the houses are built for.
How many people can a Marais home sleep?
Six to ten, depending on the home. The bachelorette picks on this page sleep eight to ten. For 11 to 25 guests, The Syd has six villas around one pool.
Is the pool heated?
Yes. Private pools are heated in winter and chilled in summer. A few homes have a hot tub instead of, or as well as, a pool; the card on each home says which.
Questions? hello@staymarais.com