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 The photos posted here by owner are deceiving an outdated.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.

This house was built in 1876, everything was collected by Ms.Ducote and her family. It is such…read morebeautiful house, also has a little pond. Such nice experience in town Abbeville. I loved it! Be aware of free-range cats haha, they are very cute!

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.

What a beautiful cottage in a perfect location!!!! My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed our stay…read more You hear the expression "it looks just like the pictures" and this is the case but in person it really blows you away. Rustic and charming but with every modern convenience available and the Bellot's really pay attention to the details! It was nice to sip coffee on the deck while looking at Bayou Teche! We will definitely stay here again when we visit family here in the future!

From the owner: The Bayou Chateau bed and breakfast. ACajun oasis in downtown New Iberia on the Bayou Teche. Pet…read morefriendly! This property has a large deck overlooking the Bayou Teche and is next to Bouligny Plaza, home of the Annual World Championship Gumbo Cook-off and the annual Sugarcane festival. It is also minutes walking distance to the farmers market, food truck festival, nearby restaurants, shopping and night clubs. Bring your boat to cruise the bayou or fish right off the bank. The Bayou Chateau comes with a full stainless steel kitchen, queen size Murphy bed, sleeper sofa, whirlpool tub, cable TV, free WiFi, iron, hair dryer, coffee bar and much more.

Wow!! This place was absolutely amazing! Sal and Todd are like the dynamic duo of hospitality! The…read moreowner and host made our stay so welcoming and comfortable, we wanted to extend our stay in Lafayette, because of them. This is definitely our "go to " spot in Lafayette from now on.

Our stay at T Frere bed and breakfast…read more When me and my husband arrived at T'Frere's House Bed & Breakfast we were very excited to be staying at this B&B because of the history of the house. We were met a few mins after we arrived by Miss Donna she was very friendly and we quickly felt right at home. She showed us around the common areas explained door codes made us feel like we were family. We met Casey and he brought to our attention all the new art work that was acquired for the common rooms, as well as some more history of the house and the fact that soon there will be a small scale model of the house before it was remodeled hand crafted from memory i spired by a 96 year old man that grew up in the house but lives close by. We chose the Fais Do Do suit little private walk way off the courtyard but we look forward to staying in the main house next time. The house was built in 1890 and I have to say I was never hot anywhere in the house or our suit. Louisiana is hot and humid lol The courtyard is beautiful a very nice gentleman was outside hanging lights above the courtyard I can't imagine them not being there they look amazing. Be sure and check for books in the Parlor for info about the B&B history. Our suit had a mini fridge, Keurig, very nice king size towels lots of pillows and lots of plugs, Free WiFi, comfortable bed very spacious rooms, cable tv, beverages and ice are in the guest fridge in the main house. We had breakfast in the sun room at 8:30 delicious eggs, bacon, and biscuits with OJ and Coffee but breakfast changes daily. We will definitely be returning and look forward to staying in each of the rooms. The staff make this place extra special!! And the science museum is right down the road couple miles.

We had a nice stay the cottage was not as clean as it should of been but the food was good and we…read morewere willing to overlook the dead bugs in the window seal. However I am unwilling to overlook that they implied we stole a single pillow and pillow case even after we told them we would go back and help them find it. The price of the pillow and case were minimal but the whole incident has left a bad taste in my mouth. Lyn barely spoke to us while we were there but seemed pleasant enough until after we left. There were no check lists to say what should of been there, therefore we have no way of knowing I the pillow was even there when we got there. It is unethical to charge customers for something that could of been a mistake on their part.

We've been here 3 times and it never disappoints. The grounds are beautiful and serene, and the…read moreowners are very friendly. The breakfast is always delicious. My husband and I decided to make this a regular getaway to recharge, reconnect and slow down.

Attended a wedding at this venue and it couldn't be more perfect. The chapel is open but covered so…read moreno worries about rain. We stayed in the big house, which was the perfect place to sit and visit and so comfortable.

Le Village was the perfect weekend getaway from Dallas! The house is gorgeous! The wrap around…read moreporch was so relaxing, with porch swings overlooking the lush landscape. There are so many details that make this place great. Antique fixtures on the barn, an old country store, an old Ford pickup--the details are never ending. Cicadas and crickets buzz through the forest, adding to the relaxation of a morning cup of coffee on the porch swing. Felicia is an amazing cook! I so appreciated that she made delicious, local dishes. We also had our 1 year old son with us and she went above and beyond to make sure he had what he needed. Our stay at Le Village was short, but it was magical. After spending the summer in Dallas, the lush Louisiana landscape was a great escape. If you're looking for tranquility, stay here. If you are looking for culture, stay here. Southern hospitality is abundant at Le Village!

A wonderful B and B, very close to Lafayette, is lovingly managed by Rayne locals Martha and Gene…read moreRoyer! We have stayed here several times on trips to and from New Orleans and are welcomed like family. This home was built by French born rice and oil merchant Emile Daboval in 1892 and has been meticulously restored and furnished with antiques. Rooms are super clean (we're both clean freaks and very picky about room cleanliness) and well appointed with everything you need, including plush towels and starched sheets. Soft drinks, water, and ice are provided in a small room downstairs. Smooth chicory coffee service is quietly brought to your door each morning, followed by a delicious breakfast served downstairs in a beautiful, country chic dining room. We recently enjoyed cream cheese stuffed French toast with Louisiana strawberries, locally smoked bacon, hash brown potatoes seasoned to perfection, and freshly squeezed orange juice. On another occasion, yummy ham and cheese muffins and locally made andouille sausage were in the menu. Seriously----restaurant quality Cajun cuisine created by Martha in her kitchen! We simply cannot say enough about Maison Daboval. You won't be disappointed and will be treated like family.

Easy to get in and out of large parking lot. Highway traffic noise is not to bad…read more Room was spacious and clean. Bed comfortable with smaller pillows. Pool has a hot tub and is outside. Fitness room is only open 7-10.... No late night workouts. Breakfast is very basic. They use Folgers coffee. Waffles, powdered eggs, sausage, toast, cereal.

This was the most horrible place I have ever stayed. I did better staying at a motel 6 the room was…read morenot clean. The walls looked like they took tire marks, and just ran up and down the wall they did not come and clean the room at all no clean sheets. No housekeeping was there they said that she was just now starting and was a new housekeeper.The front desk. overnight representative was very unprofessional. The lights went out in a whole hotel for about a minute or two and then they came back on this was ridiculous.