We love this place when we come to Shreveport! Beautiful home, delicious breakfast, and very…read morewelcoming with Brian and Jimmy. This will forever be a special place for us to visit! We got married here in 2010!

Our stay here was just perfect! Bryan and Jimmie were excellent hosts and the room was an eclectic…read morecollection of charming history. Breakfast was fresh and the dining area is set up with long and small tables so people get an opportunity to chat with other guests if they want to. Also Bryan had given us a terrific recommendation to go to Maybry's for a special meal. Definitely need to make a reservation here though! We will definitely stay at this B&B again ! Oh and a plus was they are dovgie friendly.

We stayed there once, and I would have given them a 5-star rating but since then, they show a…read morereasonable price, then tack on a $75 cleaning fee. So, for instance a noted rate of $139 a night ends up at $245. It's a shame because the room was fine, the staff was friendly, and breakfast was great.

We arrived late for an overnight stay with our two pets. The owner of the B&B met us at 10 o'clock…read moreand directed us to our room. The bed was soo comfy and the room was large and roomy. The next morning, we had a delicious breakfast (included in the price), cheesy grits, eggs and bacon and the best coffee we've had in a long time. We were delighted with the room the beautiful home and the location. Everything about this lovely estate is amazing including the price. Guys, don't miss this treasure. It was truly a lovely experience.

I wish I could copy and paste more stars to their rating, like all of the stars we saw in the sky…read morewhile we were there! Where do I start? Mr. Pat & Mrs. Kay are the owners and they are hands on at all times. They run the whole show, so you deal only with them and the interactions with them were always very pleasant! (When a business owner is dealing with customers, you usually get THE best treatment.) These 2 people are the kind that make you feel like you've known them forever. Booking our weekend was effortless. They took our information, and told us to call whenever we needed directions or help. They promised to turn on the air conditioner earlier in the day so that our cabin would be cool by the time we got there.(Spotless cabin, may I add. But more on that in a minute.) We ran into Memorial Day traffic and, therefore, ran very late. Never having met us, they told us they'd leave the key by the door to the cabin for us. Are you getting a sense of what kind of people they are? Upon turning onto the property, we felt a sort of serenity with the moonlight gently giving us a sneak peek at all of the natural beauty we would be surrounded by for the weekend. We were excited to see this beautiful piece of land in the morning sun! As we walked down the rustic wooden bridge that led to our cabin, we were treated to the delights of a country night; the still night air, the birds singing their greetings to us, the sound of the water trickling through the tiny creek, the steady rolling hum of the windmill, all accented by peaceful quietness. And the doves! Can you imagine having white doves flying around, always in pairs? On the front porch of the cabin were a rocking chair and a porch swing. How welcoming! The inside of the cabin was spotless and, as promised, cool. There were soft clean linens on the beds with nice, fluffy pillows. The bathroom had a variety of complimentary toiletries and fresh towels and rags. There was a heater nestled in front of a wall designed to outline a cozy fireplace. They even thought to put a game of Dominoes on the mantle! They went out of their way to add the little "homey" touches that really make a difference. We went to bed looking forward to relaxing in the sparkling pool the next day. (And we slept sooo good!) After a delicious breakfast of Strawberries Romanoff, French Toast with crispy bacon, orange juice and coffee, Mr. Pat told us some of the history of the house (there since 1902) and grounds, like Lindbergh having landed there in 1923, 4 years before he "crossed the pond." Mrs. Kay gave us a tour of the house (also their home) and shared more of its extensive, and quite interesting, history. Stepping into some of the rooms, we felt like we'd been transported back into time. For instance, entering the parlor gives you a sense of how life was back then. The décor and furnishings and timed pieces allowed you to feel like you were there when it was all brand new. The antiques and old pictures of the original family make you experience a personal connection with their past. Edgewood Plantation offers an excellent first and last impression! Whether you're in the Cabins or the Bed & Breakfast, it's a place where you can relax, with no chaos or responsibilities and feel at home while away from home. A retreat. Mr. Pat and Mrs. Kay work hard to make sure that Edgewood is not just a place to stay, but an experience!

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Stunning location. Absolutely beautiful. A one of a kind venue for sure. Peaceful, rustic and…read moretranquil.

Beautiful venue, perfect for wedding or reception, meetings as well. Provides two bed and…read morebreakfast cottages, two cabins for families and RV park and camping sites.

Except for the power outage (not John's fault) everything was perfect! If you are looking for a…read moreperfect getaway with a superb host, this is your spot!

Fairfield Place bed-and-breakfast is like a home away from home. Quaint, quiet and full of warmth…read moreand charm. And not just the Inn. John, the owner and host, is inviting and so sweet and kind. Great room, comfortable bed, and slept so well. John is also an exceptional cook, so be sure to get breakfast! The extra special bonus were his friendly and beautiful dogs, that if you are lucky enough will give you some doggie love! We had a wonderful stay. Looking forward to staying again in the future! Thanks for everything John!

ADORABLE!!!! Everything about this place is amazing. Upon check in you'll meet Lisa, she will give…read moreyou the tour and get you settled. The Singapore Room is spacious, clean, and comfortable! The linens are plush and luxurious. The outside patio by the Cane River is a great way to unwind and enjoy the evening. There's several plush chairs and tables and a fire pit overlooking the river. (Outside heaters for winter time too!) There's a gazebo area with a grill, fire pit, and outdoor seating. Highly recommend checking this place out!

We had a lovely time at Jefferson House and will definitely be back. We loved sitting outside…read morewatching Cane River after an amazing breakfast.

My first stay was three years ago. I stayed in the Jacob room and pampered myself with solitude and…read morethe clawfoot tub. I convinced my husband to stay in the cottage on our next trip through the area. He fell in love with the B&B just as I had. We now average 4 stays a year at Roseville. We have been in every room. Each has its own character. All are quiet and comfortable. We plan our routes to be able to stay in a place that lets us truly get away. Virginia and Melvin are what makes a great experience exceptional. His breakfasts are beyond delicious!

To say this place is a charming farm bed and breakfast is like saying the Empire State Building is…read moretall. Virginia was a sweet host and the cottage out back is an amazing getaway with a private living room, bathroom, bedroom, and it's own porches and swinging bench. Ana, one of the farm cats literally just walked up to my wife and climbed in her lap within minutes of us settling in. We woke up under warm fuzzy blankets to the sounds of the cows mooing and soft light coming through the stained glass windows. Dinner and lunch here are NOT always an option (they do special events and seasonally open as a dinner restaurant) but breakfast was exceptional! From their famous tomato pie (savory tomato and melted cheese over a seasoned biscuit) to the quiche to the hash Potatoe casserole. It was all delicious and just enough.

You won't want to leave the Creole Cottage after you check in; we certainly didn't. If you're…read morelooking for a cozy and comfortable place to stay in Natchitioches, this is it. Keep driving past all the chain hotels/motels by the interstate and pick a place closer to the main strip of shops and restaurants. We were personally greeted by the owners upon arrival. For the first time EVER staying at a B&B, we were allowed to select our rooms from the ones available by visiting each open room. We've probably stayed at 15 B&Bs and nobody has ever let us snoop into all the open rooms (they're usually locked). The owner visited with us on the back screened-in porch for a few minutes before letting us get settled in. The rooms are all tastefully decorated in shabby chic decor with crisp white spreads and linens. Each bedroom has a private bathroom with a shower stall and basket full of fresh, white towels. The bed was SUPER comfortable and we had the best night's sleep of our entire 8-day trip. Breakfast was served promptly at 8:30 am and the owner sat down to enjoy the meal with us. We really enjoyed hearing stories and getting a bit of local culture - it's the best part of traveling. If we're ever in the area again (and we hope to be sometime soon), we'll come back to the Creole Cottage. This would be a great place for several couples to stay and have some privacy but also access to the common areas (dining room and back porch where they stock a mini-fridge with bottled water). The folks at the Creole Cottage treated us like family, and we felt like we'd walked into the pages of Southern Living magazine. Hint: be sure to try the "mayhaw" jelly - it's a local favorite and delicious! We had it on buttered biscuits along with eggs, thick cut bacon, grits, fresh fruit and hot coffee. Perfection!

I am a biker and a writer and happened into Natchitoches last year only to fall totally in love…read morewith this charming little village. I returned, as I will again, but this time with Susie. By good fortune, we booked Creole Cottage on Cane river in walking distance to good food and live music. As an Innkeeper myself, I know a 5 star when I see one and this one earns every star from minute of arrival until your reluctant departure.Warm southern hospitality, immaculate and cozy quarters with a delicious breakfast each day seems to be the norm there. We loved it. The icing on the cake was the innkeeper's "tribal knowledge" of food venues and local sites. Natchitoches is a must go and Creole Cottage is a must stay!

This is an adorable bed and breakfast in Natchitoches. By the way, the correct way to say the name…read moreof the city is "Knack á dish." Louisiana. Yes, I know, that's not what it looks like to me either. Originally, it appears that this lovely building was an ice house and then used as a sanitarium. Then it was a home. It's an old converted house on the river and I sat outside drinking my daiquiri late on a Monday night. The breeze off the lake / river was lovely and I enjoyed sitting in the veranda. I felt like such a southern Belle / diva / goddess. My room was lovely. I slept well. It was extremely quiet in my room which was at the back of the house. And even when I woke up I loved sitting on the verandah. First thing I did after making coffee was to head there. They are so thoughtful. There was bug spray on the verandah for me to use. I didn't notice it the night before, but this is the place to being bug spray. At 8:30 there is breakfast. They have coffee and juice (an excellent combo orange - cranberry which I never thought of but will emulate). They brought me a fresh fruit cup and then a lovely almond glazed French toast

My husband and I stayed last night and after staying, we will stay again. Laverne was so precious,…read moreshe kept my coffee filled and hot. This was our first B&B and measured up to more than we would have thought. My best friend is trying it out tonight. Here are some pictures of how quaint it is. Waking distance to Front street