My wife and I dropped in midday on a Wednesday. Jaimie welcomed us and took us on an informative tour, not only of the house, but of the neighborhood as well. Her knowledge was incredible. She had a passion and pride for the neighborhood and gave terrific restaurant recommendations. We ended our tour with a hug.

Small rustic house listed as a historic landmark.

The Pitot House was amazing. So much rich history here about early New Orleans. It is a gem on Bayou St John.

Definite ONE STAR, how could you double book an event, let them set up for the event, and then tell them they cant have their acting like you didnt know anything about the event...Paper trail is everything, Bad Business, Bad, Bad, Bad!

Pitot House1440 Moss StNew Orleans, LA 70119Home of the Louisiana Landmarks Society, this 19th-century structure was once home to New Orleans Mayor James Pitot. The pristine house remains furnished with antiques from the 19th century. It’s also the only colonial West Indies country house open to the public in the city and includes a museum and 10,000-square-foot garden on site.

Great tour! Mine tour guide was extremely nice and entertained all questions even the ones that didnt pertain to to house. She was extremely knowledgeable and more than helpful when it came to suggestions/recommendations for tourists.

As a Pitot I love this place shows me my great great uncle.

Great place for any event excellent atmosphere great location love the pit house

Pitot House is a historic landmark in New Orleans, Louisiana, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Pitot House is an 18th-century Creole colonial country home located at 1440 Moss Street in New Orleans, Louisiana.

Great venue for a bayou wedding. Wonderful historic spot to learn about the real New Orleans historic lifestyle

Great personalized tour in this historic home. Staff super knowledgeable!

Our tour guide was excellent, I really enjoyed learning the history of this place. More people should know about Pitot House!

Nice wedding venue.

Very historic.

My experience at the Pitot House was terrible. I was visiting from out of town and had arranged to take photographs at the house for its beautiful scenery. My photographer had called the day before to ask if we could take photographs at the house and spoke to an assistant who said it was fine as long as we did not take photos inside the home. On the day of, we arrived and my photographer greeted the ladies in the home and let them know we would be outside shooting. As we began preparing to take photos, one of the ladies, who is the director over the Pitot House, rudely approached us saying we were not allowed to take photographs at the home claiming it is a service that is usually charged for. She was under the impression that we would be using our camera phones to take pictures of the home. There clearly was a misunderstanding between us, the assistant, and the director but instead of calmly assessing the situation she accused us of taking advantage of her assistant and disrespecting the Pitot House. When we tried to offer a resolution to the issue, she said just finish what youre doing and leave. Seeing as she was highly annoyed and unwilling to negotiate with us, we quickly wrapped up what we had started so we could leave ASAP. A few minutes later the director storms out in a rage saying OK Now its time for you to go! You have got to go, you conned my assistant into thinking you were just taking *air quotes* photographs and youre having a full photoshoot-get your things and leave This woman wasnt trying to listen to anything we had to say even tho we werent the ones to blame for this simple misunderstanding. As we left the property, the director started slamming the doors and shutters of the home closed. Since our plans had been ruined by her unnecessarily hateful attitude, we took advantage of taking photos on the sidewalk with the house in the background. Moments later I see the crazy director walking towards us with her phone and I assumed she was up to no good and possibly calling the cops so we headed to our cars to get away from her ridiculousness. As we loaded up, she pulled out her phone and proceeded to take photographs of our license plates threatening us that if she saw our photographs in the press shed sue. We couldnt believe her level of disrespect over a simple miscommunication and told her that this was harassment. Later we spoke with the assistant and she agreed her actions were totally uncalled for and apologized for the entire interaction. Apparently the director wasnt trying to hear what the assistant had to say either smh. Outside of my opinion of this being a racially charged incident, it was just bad customer service! And I will never recommend using this venue. It all couldve been so simple but some people are too hateful to reason with. Id give it zero stars if I could.

Nice old historic House Museum

Total disregard for drivers time, Ive got to start fueling at Loves.

The tour was short. The tour lady was sweet. It seems like it could be a cool venue to rent out.

Neat space with a good view of Bayou saint John.

Was heading to City park and remembered that I had a « MapStar » for Pitot House.Jamie was there to greet me - what a nice, classy and knowledgable lady.Another man arrived and what was supposed to be a 1/2 hour tour tunred into a 2 hour visit worthy of a History channel documentary..Turns out the man was Marc from NOLA DeTours.Between Marc and Jamie, I got a crash course in just about everything regardin early New Orleans life.Thanks.

Neat historic building on the bayou.Good venue for weddings

Small house but very interesting.

Nice rustic place

Nice venue for a Wedding

Charming place for events.

Nice place for a big party

Beautiful!!

Great place for a wedding or party

Scary

Okay place

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