What can I say besides this was the best place to be during the holidays growing up…read more Ms.Cheryl was the most excellent hostess and has been for many years of not over a decade. I highly doubt many people are coming down this way, but if you do, & you get a chance, stay here. It's quiet and full of history, the good and the ugly, but without a doubt, a must visit. The attic used to contain hundreds of artifacts and history pieces but the owner sold all of it unfortunately... I remember finding out Santa wasn't real here, haha, having an Easter egg hunt with my classmates, and there are always used to be tons of weddings taking place here :) if you get a chance to check out the bowling lane please do! It's very interesting

EXCUSE ME. WHERE IS THE LOVE BUTTON?…read more This is my favorite hotel in the whole state! I stay at hotels pretty regularly in New Orleans (which is known for having wonderful boutique hotels and B&B's) and the Fairfax tops them all. Cheryl always is friendly and courteous every time I come there! There are only SIX rooms in this plantation house built in 1852 but they are six magically captivating rooms! Rates are reasonable and of course come with breakfast (and free wifi). I usually can get the Fairfax or Murphy Suite for $169/ngt. The other four rooms are very comfortable as well. There is also a bar area with tables and chairs next to the lobby. The city of Franklin is a very peaceful and charming town with lots of character. New Iberia is only 25 miles away if you want to make a day trip to a bigger city with more shopping/dining options. This is my escape from all the noise and traffic I usually am encountering in the French Quarter. A beautiful and romantic place to stay away from it all. I really recommend the Fairfax House to anyone seeking a different kind of stay than your usual modern chain hotels.

Our 15th Anniversary Event was Amazing and elegant, this venue hosted our 15 years of Love and they…read morecaptured it beautifully!

We absolutely loved this venue! The owner, Kizzy, and her in-house decorator, Nikki, were…read morewonderful to work with. They were communicative, accommodating and professional. The space was clean and modern with all the amenities needed to have a successful event. We highly recommend using The Vault for any occasion.

The house reeks of cigarette smoke. It's so bad our party decided not to stay. There was feces left…read morein one of the toilets. Very dirty. The clutter is part of the house but the smell makes any cool part of the house not enjoyable because it is so pungent and horrid. The photos posted here by owner are deceiving an outdated. Owner also was rude to us when we said we weren't going to stay. There are cats EVERYWHERE. There is cat hair covering everything including the beds. There was cat hair in the breakfast food. If I could give negative stars I would. Don't stay here.

Our entire experience was bizarre, to say the least. Check the pictures posted by guests here…read morecarefully. The pictures posted by the owners are very outdated. The house is beautiful and was probably a sight to behold at one time, but the owners have a hoarding problem. My husband and I booked a room here for the 2019 Omelette Festival weekend. There was so much clutter EVERYWHERE, floor to ceiling and in between that you could barely move. There was no place to sit down, much less open a suitcase. The dining-room table had so much dusty stuff on it that you couldn't set a drink down. How or where would we eat breakfast? The bed was covered in cat hair. We could not stay. When we told the owner that we couldn't stay, and we were trying not to be rude by saying that it was just not for us. She threw an insult on us, which was uncalled for. A word to the wise... if you plan on booking this place, go check it out in person first.

Need a wedding venue in Lafayette? This is a great place…read more Before we get into the review I have a few disclaimers. I have no idea how much this venue costs or how easy they are to work with. I am sure they are lovely. I am writing this review as someone who performed a wedding ceremony here, drank some wine, and ate some food. With that in mind, we are gathered here today to write this review. The Truss Room is named after the large trussed roof. At least that is what I guessed based on the name and the view of the roof. It is one large room that had the venue/reception area on one side and the bar/food area on the other. The wedding had around 150 guests (I am guessing). There was ample food and drinks for everyone. As an officiant, the acoustics were great but I am a loud dude so if you are a whisperer, get you a microphone. The food was very good and people seemed happy. The wine was also good and people seemed to enjoy it. PS. I wonder if Yelp will allow me to add Reverand to my name.