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New Orleans Vacation Rentals for Large Groups

New Orleans packs food, music, and nightlife into a walkable footprint — a top bachelorette and friends-getaway pick, with grand historic homes big enough for the whole group.

Where to stay in New Orleans for a big group

  • Garden District — grand historic homes, a streetcar to everywhere, quieter nights.
  • French Quarter / Marigny — steps from Bourbon Street and Frenchmen Street music; livelier and louder.
  • CBD / Warehouse District — modern rentals, walk to the Quarter.

What your group will do in New Orleans

  • The French Quarter and Bourbon Street
  • Live jazz on Frenchmen Street
  • Food: beignets, po'boys, crawfish boils
  • Cemetery, swamp, and garden tours

Sizing and booking your rental

Plan for about one bed per two people, and check each listing's stated maximum occupancy. A group of 8 fits a 4-bedroom home; 12 needs 5–6. See the full sizing + fee checklist in our large-group rentals guide, and settle house vs hotel before you book.

Splitting the cost

One person books; everyone owes their share. Split evenly, or weight by room and nights — the cost splitter does the math, and this guide covers the fair ways to divide it.

FAQ

Where should a large group stay in New Orleans?

Garden District for grand, quieter homes with a streetcar to everything; French Quarter or Marigny to be in the middle of the nightlife. Note New Orleans limits short-term rentals — book a licensed listing.

What is there to do in New Orleans for a group?

The French Quarter and Bourbon Street, live jazz on Frenchmen Street, incredible food, and swamp or cemetery tours.

How many bedrooms does a group of 12 need in New Orleans?

Plan for roughly one bed per two people — a group of 12 is comfortable in a 6-bedroom home (or 5 if some share). Always confirm the listing's stated maximum occupancy.

Plan your New Orleans group trip

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