Capacity · New Orleans
A New Orleans house that sleeps 16 — without splitting up.
Sixteen is the most common CastleDay group, and it’s the size these villas were built for: twelve bedrooms and seventeen beds mean everyone gets a real bed and nearly everyone gets a private room — with a heated pool, hot tub and courtyard used by no one but your group.
At 16, the villa feels generous — not crammed.
A lot of New Orleans listings that claim to “sleep 16” do it with sofa beds and air mattresses across a subdivided mansion, or by splitting your group across two or three separate Airbnbs that don’t share a pool. CastleDay is the opposite: a single, purpose-built villa where a party of 16 spreads into 12 real bedrooms with room to spare.
Because there are no per-guest fees — just the nightly rate, cleaning and occupancy taxes — the per-person math is simple. At a group of 16 it often lands near $100 per person per night (rates move with the calendar; check live pricing for your dates). For 16 people, that’s a private resort for roughly the cost of a hotel room each, with nobody else on site.
Three villas
Take one villa — or all three.
Good to know
Common questions
Can one house really fit 16 people comfortably in New Orleans?
Yes. Each CastleDay villa is purpose-built with 12 bedrooms, 17 beds and 8 bathrooms and sleeps up to 30 — so a group of 16 has a private room for nearly everyone, plus full common space and a private pool.
How much does it cost per person?
There are no per-guest fees — just the nightly rate, cleaning and occupancy taxes. At a group of 16 the per-person figure often lands near $100/night, though rates vary by date. Use the live calculator for an exact quote.
What if our group grows past 16?
Each villa sleeps up to 30, so there’s headroom. For larger groups you can open a second villa or take all three villas (up to 90 guests).
Ready to keep your whole group together?
Pick your dates for a live quote, or tell us about your stay — no per-guest fees, lowest rate guaranteed direct.