Séjour avec Art au Joyau du Garden District : Maison Neville

Kitchen was fully clean and equipment to cook anything that you may want. The host Rebekah was very friendly and accommodating. Restaurants and shops were close by with a cigar bar directly across the street.

Host was very fast with communication! Small issue left over from the ice storm, but it was solved before our arrival and no issues. The house is well stocked with most everything you would need, although we did not test out the kitchen much. The beds were cozy as well. The house was full of historic charm and quirky nuances. We enjoyed discussing the art with family who visited for a card game - we all had our favorites :) Overall great stay, we enjoyed ourselves while in town.

I had a wonderful time staying at the Neville House. The artwork is an extra bonus!

Rebekah’s Vrbo home is a beautiful boutique property situated on a generous corner lot with a stunning historic home with private back garden / fire pit area, The home is filled with wonderful local art and artifacts of great interest and impact. The home is an interior designer’s dream, curated with Rebekah’s impeccable eye for high quality style. Every detail has been lovingly addressed from comfy stylish furniture, to comfy beds, top notch bed linens and bath towels, great lighting, welcome snacks, Kurig coffee makers in kitchen and upstairs den, the latter a marvelous convenience. This home is meant for someone with discerning taste who likes the comforts of feeling at home in a dwelling that exudes ease but also refinement. It’s especially lovely for anyone who relishes sitting on a southern veranda with a view of towering magnolias, sipping their morning chicory coffee, or a great happy hour cocktail or glass of wine, watching the antics of a very happy resident squirrel and the enchanting sound of a symphony of cicadas before bedtime. Loved every single minute.

The house was very unique. Beautiful art throughout the house and the house itself was beautiful. We stayed for an event we were attending in Monroe. My only regret is that we didn’t have more time to spend at the house.