Josephine Guest House Bed & Breakfast New Orleans, Louisiana This is the way you always thought New Orleans would be. Inside and out!

Friends and guests (and our guests are our friends)! It was great knowing you, and giving you a home in our home. The sad news, however, is that the Josephine cannot host you again: She has sought and found new owners, and will now lead a private life what many a lady from New Orleans has tried before. Out best wishes to her, and all y'all!  Farewell! Vive la Nouvelle Orléans! Dear Fellow Travelers, Dan Fuselier and Mary Ann Weilbaecher, host and hostess of the Josephine Guest House for 25 years, are retiring. We have enjoyed hosting and advising the many travelers we have met. It was our pleasure to share the mysteries of our beloved New Orleans. We will continue to persue the cuisine, music, and culture of our home town. We would love to hear from you. Best regards, Dan and Mary Ann See us in the Quarter!  Contact There is a side of New Orleans most visitors never see. The inside. But the Josephine Guest House offered you the rare pleasure of enjoying the graceful lifestyle of an old New Orleans home in the Garden District. Built in 1870 in the Italianate style, the Josephine was faithfully restored to reflect and recall an era and attitude of timeless ease. Its furnishings of fine French Antiques, Gilt Mirrors, and Silver Sideboards created an aura of luxury that moved smoothly through the main parlors and six guest rooms.

Each of these spacious guest rooms had a private bath, and opened onto a balcony or gallery overlooking surrounding lawns and a hidden courtyard garden. Take a virtual 360° tour through some of the rooms: guest room #1 · guest room #2 · guest room #3 · parlor & entree · parlor · courtyard Guests of the Josephine enjoyed the Creole tradition of a light breakfast served on a tray. The steaming hot pot of cafe au lait and the fresh breads made mornings a special pleasure - compliments of the Paris trained proprietress. Travel to another era: photo impressions

Your hosts at the Josephine were your entree to the restaurants, the night life, the arts and treasures of New Orleans, a wonderful old city. You wanted to know all about Big Easy, Creole, or Cajun? Your innkeepers gave you a helping! Here we have an example of their wit in the Cajun Twelve Days of Christmas.

With St. Charles Avenue just footsteps away, it is a short taxi or streetcar ride away from the French Quarter, Central Business District and Uptown.

The Josephine, former Guest House Bed & Breakfast 1450 Josephine Street New Orleans, Louisiana   70130   Daniel Fuselier and Mary Ann Weilbaecher, Innkeepers ad infinitum 1311 Bourbon Street New Orleans, LA 70116 tel._(504) 523-6484 email: innkeeper@josephine.us	Only as www.josephine.us since June 12, 2001.