Ask the team · Bywater, New Orleans
1319 Japonica Street, Villa A
The Herald
Sleeps 30 · 12 bedrooms · 17 beds · 8 baths
The Herald has the red snake. The mural runs the length of the living room wall. Mardi Gras floats were once built next door.
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Bed by bed.
Twelve bedrooms behind twelve real doors; room 12 is the office by day, bedroom twelve by night (queen sofabed; it’s on the roster below). 17 beds, 8 baths, the same layout in all three villas.
En-suite bath, with a second door to the hall.
Hall bath steps away.
Private en-suite bath.
Private en-suite bath.
The largest room in the house, with a private en-suite bath.
Private en-suite bath.
Jack-and-jill bath, shared with room 8.
Jack-and-jill bath, shared with room 7.
Hall bath steps away.
Hall bath steps away.
Hall bath steps away.
Queen sofabed and a desk: the office by day, bedroom twelve by night. Hall bath steps away.
This is The Bed Map: room numbers match the bedroom plans below. Ready to pick who sleeps where? Put names in rooms on the Your Stay page: print it, or paste it straight to the group chat.
Original art over every bed, no two rooms repeat.
A full + twin bunk, upstairs.
In this villa, like every villa.
The house tour
Room by room.
The pool, hot tub, and grounds are the same in all three villas; the art and interiors are each villa's own.
The Art Program
New Orleans outside, New Orleans inside.
An art program woven, tufted, and painted by the city's own artists; every villa filled with commissioned work, no two rooms alike.
Explore the art programThe layout
The floor plan.
Tap a plan to enlarge it.
From check-in to checkout
Nobody’s lobby, nobody else’s pool.
Twelve bedrooms, and nobody else is ever in them: no shared spaces with strangers. Reserve directly on our site for the lowest rate, guaranteed.
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