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Micro Week keeps on rocking over here at Curbed NOLA. This week is all about tiny accommodations — and not just permanent homes. After the jump, we present a list of ten unique short-term, super small rentals all across the city.
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Size: small loftPrice: $200 a nightInfo: Located in a French Quarter warehouse, this loft is minimalist and cozy. It's got just enough adornments to make it unique without overwhelming its guests in such a small space.
Size: 900 square feetPrice: $159 a nightInfo: Our largest of the micro short-term rentals, this Marigny Triangle cottage is beautifully decorated and filled with all new appliances as well as a spacious courtyard with a barbeque.
Size: 800 square feetPrice: $175 a nightInfo: Deliberately decorated with Eastern tinges, this zen one bedroom is located on a quieter section Uptown meant for a meditative getaway.
Size: 400 square feetPrice: $165 a nightInfo: Located on the boundary between the French Quarter and the Marigny Triangle, (hence the name) the second floor Quarterview suite includes historic touches like exposed brick and hardwood floors.
Size: small studioPrice: only rentable Jazzfest weekends. One single weekend is $1,462Info: Get the full French Quarter experience with a cozy condo, courtyard, and even brick floors.
Size: 800 square feetPrice: $175 a nightInfo: This cozy upstairs unit has been completely remodeled and oozes style right down to its 800 thread sheets.
Size: 700 square feetPrice: $135 a nightInfo: Another loft rental with funky colors galore, the Dauphine Studio is sure to inspire some big creativity.
Size: small lotPrice: $15 a nightInfo: An affordable, unique option for those seeking some Big Easy adventures on a small budget. This urban camping listing also gives you access to the main house, making it all the more comfortable.
Size: 300 square feetPrice: $130 a nightInfo: A literal loft located just above a spiral staircase, this studio is close to the streetcar, Magazine St, and has a host just hands-on enough to make you feel pampered but not overwhelmed.
Size: small shackPrice: $50/nightInfo: Billed as the slightly more private alternative to camping in the Ninth Ward, this playful shack is built out of salvaged materials and allows a slightly more secluded urban camping experience.
Size: small loftPrice: $200 a nightInfo: Located in a French Quarter warehouse, this loft is minimalist and cozy. It's got just enough adornments to make it unique without overwhelming its guests in such a small space.
Size: 900 square feetPrice: $159 a nightInfo: Our largest of the micro short-term rentals, this Marigny Triangle cottage is beautifully decorated and filled with all new appliances as well as a spacious courtyard with a barbeque.
Size: 800 square feetPrice: $175 a nightInfo: Deliberately decorated with Eastern tinges, this zen one bedroom is located on a quieter section Uptown meant for a meditative getaway.
Size: 400 square feetPrice: $165 a nightInfo: Located on the boundary between the French Quarter and the Marigny Triangle, (hence the name) the second floor Quarterview suite includes historic touches like exposed brick and hardwood floors.
Size: small studioPrice: only rentable Jazzfest weekends. One single weekend is $1,462Info: Get the full French Quarter experience with a cozy condo, courtyard, and even brick floors.
Size: 800 square feetPrice: $175 a nightInfo: This cozy upstairs unit has been completely remodeled and oozes style right down to its 800 thread sheets.
Size: 700 square feetPrice: $135 a nightInfo: Another loft rental with funky colors galore, the Dauphine Studio is sure to inspire some big creativity.
Size: small lotPrice: $15 a nightInfo: An affordable, unique option for those seeking some Big Easy adventures on a small budget. This urban camping listing also gives you access to the main house, making it all the more comfortable.
Size: 300 square feetPrice: $130 a nightInfo: A literal loft located just above a spiral staircase, this studio is close to the streetcar, Magazine St, and has a host just hands-on enough to make you feel pampered but not overwhelmed.
Size: small shackPrice: $50/nightInfo: Billed as the slightly more private alternative to camping in the Ninth Ward, this playful shack is built out of salvaged materials and allows a slightly more secluded urban camping experience.