When you're on the road as much as we are and have been to as many different places as we have, new…read moreexperiences unfortunately loose a bit of their excitement, but these past few days have reinvigorated my love for 'the travel'. Very few places bring this much peace to my soul, like Labelle Rivière B&B has done the last 2 days. The setting is magical, but even more delightful has been the hospitality of our hosts Jeff & Carol, and the company in which we've shared these moments with. It's been hard to depart this morning, but we will be returning soon.

One of the highlights of our trip through the US! At the end of a dead end street in an already…read moresecluded area you'll find a house with a swimming pool, deck on the bayou, great hospitality (incl. fresh baked welcome cookies and a fridge with everything you need). It came close to what we always imagined to be the south. Thank you very much, Miss Carol ...

Dansereau House is amazing. We love staying and cool old houses when we travel. This is NOT a…read moreHoliday Inn. It is not fair to expect a sterile, blank slate environment from a historic home. If you like staying in historic locals this is for you though! We stayed in the Governor's Suite. OMG, the opulence. And it was huge! We have never had such a large room. We've stayed in a lot of cool old places, but agreed this is by far the coolest! We agreed the pnly way we will top it is to return to Ireland, or elsewhere in Europe, and stay in a castle! I do wish the caretaker had been around, but only because I had questions about the house! The room had everything we needed though!

Dansereau is primary a bed and breakfast and the coolest place to stay in Thibodaux. It is a…read morehistorical home in Thibodaux and has much more charm than one of the chain restaurants. The bar is only open to the public 1-2 nights a week. Currently on Thursday nights they have music, drinks, and a small menu. A good local crowd turns out on these nights and enjoys a nice scenic evening in Thibodaux.

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.

This is a unique place, which has several specialty shops and a restaurant. It is a real hidden gem…read moreon the way to New Orleans. If you are need of souvenirs than you must stop here. They have everything from voodoo dolls to gator claws. We once ate breakfast at the restaurant and it was very tasty. There are old cottage on the grounds and behind it are gators you can watch. Of course they are behind a chain link fence:-).

Stayed upon recommendation of a friend, breezing through Southern LA. Got here just before dark,…read morewas greeted by Theresa - the cottage's owner/operator. She gave me a quick tour of the property on the way to my cabin - we passed 8 shotgun houses nestled underneath a canopy of pine and trees. 100 years old - each one - but equipped with chilly central air, warm water, beautiful furnishings. Crickets were singing its praises. I was the only one on the property - she'd warned me - but didn't realize what that would mean until I arrived. Tucked down a rock road, just off Highway 22, I would indeed be alone in my cottage in the woods - but felt quite safe. Slept great. Heading to the Coffee House for my breakfast (included). Highly recommend this lovely establishment. It's secluded, beautifully restored, and easy hop on/off highway.

Hosted a wedding here that was an epic flop. Grounds not maintained, owners/workers not friendly,…read morerained all day and the tents were leaking onto our tables and guests, we were told they provided glasses, silverware, few tablecloths, etc. and they did not. Cats roaming the property getting into our decorations. Staff unhelpful. Would not recommend hosting an event here.

This review is for the bed and breakfast part of Grand Bayou Noir. We (myself, my husband, and our…read moretwo small children) thoroughly enjoyed staying here while my husband was working in Houma. Judge Ellender was a wonderful host. There was plenty of yard to play in for the kids. Breakfast was delish. The kids still talk about how much they enjoyed staying here.

Lovely place on the bayou outside of the busyness of New Orleans, we had an enjoyable stay with…read moreClaudette and she was so helpful in providing us with so much information of where to eat what to see and adventures to go do! Enjoying our "work" day out on the doc.

I'll begin with this: what a great energy!!! Claudette is a…read morevery dynamic, kind, generous person! She gave me some good advises on things to do around. Her house is beautiful. I loved relaxing in the garden with some zen music :-) I was lucky to have a perfect weather and was able to enjoy every second of this stay! If you're looking for a place to relax, enjoy the real cajun hospitality and feel home, it's THE place!

Beautifully restored Plantation Home and grounds. Awesome tour guides with lots of fun and…read morehistorical information. Plan to take your time, walk the grounds, enjoy the views, sit on a bench and listen to nature, grab a quick or fancy meal at one of their restaurants, visit the museum. We thoroughly enjoyed several hours more visiting than we'd planned on and we're very glad we did !!

Amazing Tour and Museum Experience…read more Houmas Plantation House is an amazing place to visit. We started our day early and had breakfast first. There's a simple American/New Orleans-style breakfast buffet with eggs, sausage, and grits, available from 8-10 a.m. The plantation opens at 9 a.m., and the first house tour starts at 9:30 a.m. The house tour lasts about an hour. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable. This was my second time taking the tour, and although the guides were different, they shared the same history in their own unique storytelling styles. Both were engaging and easy to follow. Don't forget to tip the tour guides--they do a great job. After the tour, we walked through the gardens in the morning. It's about a 45-minute stroll at a relaxed pace--walk, rest, and enjoy the scenery. Very peaceful. Later, we went to the Carriage House Restaurant, which has amazing food. The bar is also great--try the Houmas signature drinks, they're delicious. You can enjoy your drink inside or outside, then walk around more or relax. If one person wants to do everything--breakfast, museum and house tour, lunch at the Carriage House, and buy a few souvenirs--expect to spend around $150 or so. Overall, it was a great, peaceful experience, and I highly recommend it.

Love going here just to enjoy the scenery and let my dogs play…read more It's more of a family thing but we do it singular just myself and the dogs it's a great place just to think sometimes

I have never been told to move spots so someone else can have it then can move back when they leave…read more It's not right So I have to pack everything up just to close my slides to move It's bad when word of mouth gets around