New Orleans, often whispered about as "the northernmost Caribbean city," is a mesmerizing cultural archipelago on the mainland—where Creole traditions, Caribbean rhythms, island flavors, and colonial architecture blend seamlessly with Southern hospitality, creating an intoxicating destination that offers the best of both worlds.

Welcome to Hotel Maison Pierre Lafitte, your gateway to the enchanting world of New Orleans - a city that's not just famous for its jazz, cuisine, and vibrant culture, but also for its burgeoning film industry. Often dubbed "Hollywood South," New Orleans has become a hotspot for movie and TV production, adding another layer of excitement to our already captivating city.

During this time, the city was experiencing rapid growth and development, with an influx of European immigrants bringing their gardening traditions with them. The Spanish and French, in particular, influenced the city's architectural and horticultural landscape. In the humid, subtropical climate of New Orleans, ferns thrived naturally. They were abundant in the nearby swamps and forests, making them an easily accessible and cost-effective way to beautify homes and businesses. The Boston fern, with its graceful, arching fronds, became particularly popular and remains a staple of New Orleans balconies to this day.