This was literally the best tour I have ever been on in my life. Jacob was so detailed and so knowledgeable I learned more from this house in the city than I did at any of the plantations or other museums we visited on our trip to New Orleans please do yourself a favor and ask for Jacob

Excellent tour with a guide who cared about the house and its history. The house needs some TLC still, but it was a good tour never the less. We were not allowed to take photos inside the home. Only outside.

The Hermann-Grima house is a beautiful property with tons of history of the families who lived in there and 1800s culture.

Mary gave an insightful and detailed tour! You’re able to see the well-decorated rooms in the main house as they transition through different eras of time as well as the outdoor spaces (servants quarters, kitchen, laundry). An INCREDIBLE must see hidden gem!!!

We toured the Hermann-Grima house first because of my obsession with 1800’s history and buildings, and second because of part of American Horror Story: Coven being filmed here. Our guide was so knowledgeable and he engaged us in learning about the history of the home. For whatever your reasoning may be, I highly recommend this tour.

Our favorite historical home tour of New Orleans! Great experience- I highly recommend!

Wow, a Federal house in the French Quarter of New Orleans! Fascinating, and beautifully preserved. We had a lively tour learning about the two families that lived in this very impressive home. It was an hour well spent and a tour well remember.

Pretty nice and very kind staff. I visited here like pilgrim for the movie Double Jeopardy, but I could not recognize anything form the movie... The staff explained me where was the place at the movie, but still could not recognized.. so sad.

Historical place, beautiful building. I didnt take the tour

Very nice historical preservation.Tour guide very knowledgeable and sweet, answering all of our questions. It is amazing that we can still find and preserve the details about daily life from 200 years ago.

This was a very interesting tour and well worth the time. The guide was very knowledgeable. The house is beautiful with a fascinating history.

We came here for a wedding and LOVED everything about this hotel! It was so beautiful and full of character.The staff were so nice in helping us out and keeping us in line. Id definer recommend this place to anyone and everyone.

Beautiful house. Great history. Guides are knowledgeable and engaging. Had a blast learning about the Hermann and Grima families who once called it home.

We took that you were while we were in New Orleans. It was interesting and the Rancho may take you through is beautiful. Worth every penny and then some

A Wonderful, Historical, Learning, Experience!I Highly Recommend! The docent, Mary was extremely knowledgeable and very personable and very friendly.I will return for the Twilight Tour!!!Judy

Jacob is a great tour guide! It’s great to find this place is open on Xmas Eve~Nice place to learn history!

Hermann-Grima House820 Saint Louis StNew Orleans, LASpectators note this 18th-century home for its expansive outbuildings and courtyard. It is furnished with mid-19th century antiques, and nearly a third of them belonged to the Hermann or Grima families.

Very interesting! I enjoyed hearing about the previous owners and residents of the property, and seeing the history. Great tour!

Very interesting and not too expensive. Great way to kill an hour and learn about NOLA high society history. Our tour guide Mary was very knowledgeable and super cute!

My guide, Mary, was not only a good presenter and was very well informed, but was thoughtful in her answers to questions. Not at all a canned guided tour.Im surprised that guidebooks give more prominence to the Gallier House than this one as I would have thought that this one was more historically interesting.

I really enjoyed this tour. The guide new a lot of small details about the place.

Interesting tour. Knowledgeable and friendly tour guide.

They offer a guided tour starting on the hour, group size is only 3-7 people per tour. Very intimate knowledge of the family history, the guide spoke of them as if she were speaking about her own family.The passion she had for the topics was beautiful and inspiring.Youll get to see period correct pieces throughout the estate, and about 40% is actually original to the family.Walking from room to room you start to get a sense of what it might of been like living in the 1800s, as the enslaved and the super wealthy. Very emotional.Theyve done a great job preserving and presenting the authenticity of the house and its history.If youre visiting New Orleans, its absolutely worth the time and money. Entire tour took about 50 minutes and ended in a cute gift shop!

Was great...good tour..very informative

Great place to visit while in Nawlins.

Another hidden gem in the French Quarter with a terrific house tour.

Awesome tour. Very informative and interesting.

A fun place,but clearly not a good enough set of guides. our guide ignored mostn questions. the musical instruments are in horrible condition, and the music played from the speaker is from the wrong time period is performed poorly on a piano, not a pianoforte. the timeline is unstable, some rooms are suddenly 1920s with 1930s technology.

Great tour guide of an interesting home.

There are so many incredible stories in this house and our guide, Mary, was a vessel of wisdom. This site is a definite must-see while visiting New Orleans.

Take the tour. Well preserved house

Good place for history buffs. If you have a chance to attend one of their historical lectures, you should.

The tour was absolutely fantastic. Very informative and interesting. Myself, hubby and our 2 girls (15 & 10) loved it. Thanks for making us feel so welcome

Very nice tour, good price!

What a beautiful venue for a wedding! We had a lovely time here.

Very cool historical house. Guides were entertaining and well informed. Very fun tour. Worth the price.

They go all out and dress up in period style. Also offer very tasty refreshments

We came here for a wedding and the house was a beautiful location to have it. The views are not optimal, but its about the Bride and Groom and getting the best pictures, which this location definitely offers. Space was tight as well, but overall, it was a great location with great history and beautiful scenery. Besides the views and tight space, my only complaint would be the Bourbon street noise, but there isnt much you can do about that. We would like to come back sometime and see the other parts of the house besides the courtyard.

Very cool historical house to visit

Wonderful, personalized tour of a unique New Orleans home & grounds. Highly recommend!!

A fantastic little tour, had a lovely tour guide who helped describe a slice of life in 1800s new orleans

Out of the thousands of tourists in Nola I couldnt believe how empty this place was. It was AWESOME.

Friendly, knowledgeable staff. Very cool historical home full of furnishings from the time period. Worth a stop if you like to see how people used to live.

Friendly staff. Neat courtyard.

The state of LA does a GREAT JOB with the museums they maintain. Very nice. NARM participant - take advantage of this super program.

Lovely home great tour

Michael was our tour guide and provided a great deal of information in an easily understandable manner. He was obviously well informed and enjoyed telling us about this interesting family and house.

Was a great tour, the guides were very informative..

Part of tour awesome

Nice fancy house, Grima was lucky to obtain such beauty

The tour was about an hour. Adult cost is $15.The tour guide had a lot of knowledge about the area and the house. She answered all questions. There was only 3 our tour so it was very hands on.The cooking demo only happens in someThursdays so call ahead to check. It was very good.

Amazing Historic Home that I toured. A German commodities Broker owned the house in the 1800s and now it is a museum. I visited while in NOLA for an auto dealer conference!

It was a blast got to visit there more

Beautiful historic building. Very friendly and informative staff. Worth a visit!

Takes you back in time.

It was a very nice place to visit. I found the 2 women that were that day were rude.

Polite and informative.

At a wedding. Great venue.

“Really cool attraction”Amazing stories associated with this house as the turn of the century arose with some nefarious deeds Our guide has some very interesting stories associated with the previous occupants of the house If you really want to learn some history of how NOLA was developed both physically & politically at the turn of the century this is the place to...

If you love historical home tours from the early 1800s to mid 1850s, you will want to add this to your list of things to see.

Great history captured in this 19th century manse. Excellent tours, so be sure to go when you can have a guide.

I would have loved to see this house. However it is under restoration and you can only see half of it, and they are still charging regular price.

Surprisingly good tour, and our passionate tour guide really brought it to life

Amazing home and tour - I recommend it.

Beuatiful restoration of this ante bellum mansion

Often overlooked, a real treasure of the French Quarter

One of the New Orleans locations for the 1999 Ashley Judd movie, Double Jeopardy. (Maison Beau Coeur)

Family reunion gathering

The tour was great!

Very interested facts on the community and the city role of families involved in slavery and how they supported each other in a time of need.

Love the history of the house and the furniture from the era.

Great tour

Lots of great NOLA History.

Excellent guided tour.

Beautiful architecture!

Great tour of a beautifully restored home!

Great way to learn more about the past.

Must put on bucket list...

French quarters

Nice history place

Very interesting

Beautiful

We loved it !!!

Incredible history

So darn cute for an outdoor wedding!!!!!!!!!!!!

Beautiful structure

Great history.

Beautiful

The house is just as if the owner left for bread, a long long time ago and nothing changed.

Was this hotel used in double jeopardy