Come home to a splendid guest room in a sprawling Garden District mansion. Escape to an elegant retreat, brimming with unique decorative touches and Southern charm, all set amidst stately trees and fragrant blossoms. Magnolia Bend resembles the grand manor homes of southern plantations with their grand staircases and stately white columns surrounded by azaleas and magnolias.

Four three-story individually-styled mansion buildings — Acadian House, Magnolia Terrace, Oak Manor and Parterre Place — each contain 256 rooms, giving a total of 1,024 rooms in this section of the resort. Each building consists of a central three-story structure and four two-story wings. The elevators are located in the central part of the three-story sections, next to the main entrance.

Note: Oak Manor and Parterre Place are due to be completely converted to the new Royal Room decor during the first quarter of 2012, with the first section opening on 9 March 2012 (delayed from 17 February).

Acadian House mansion building, river facing section

Acadian House mansion building, front section (faces towards parking lot)

Magnolia Terrace mansion building, central walkway leading to river

Magnolia Terrace mansion building wing, viewed from Ol’ Man Island

Magnolia Terrace mansion building, South Wing parking lot view

Oak Manor mansion building, river facing section

Oak Manor mansion building, facing towards parking lot

Parterre Place mansion building, river facing section

Parterre Place mansion building, North Wing from the nearby quiet pool

Port Orleans Riverside, showing the locations of the four mansion buildings