We stayed here in the balcony room in 2023 and had such a fun experience then we came back recently…read morein 2026 celebrating both spring break and my 60th birthday. This being a roadtrip this time around I took advantage of the full kitchen versus using my camp stove. With both fructose and lactose malabsorption it's very comforting to cook for myself. And having access to a full kitchen allowed me to make a rice and steak dinner and then in the morning make a cup of rice for the road, plus hard boil chicken and duck eggs I gathered the day prior. The duck eggs were fantastic! Just like in 2023, the Cajun jam night on Wednesday didn't disappoint. Such great music and wonderfully friendly people. One experience I was hoping to relive from 2023 was the ghost encounter in the balcony room; ghost sat on my feet! Unfortunately this go around in 2026, no ghost experience so just be aware there is a spirit, albeit a friendly spirit, inhabiting the Blue Moon. This isn't just a place to stay but a place to experience. We look forward to coming back.

I'm from California. Wanted a local vibe. I sure found it! Great music and great people!read more

Brilliant guest house in the lovely town of Lafayette in Louisiana…read more The house is very quaint and filled with vintage Americana, the house is like something from a movie. We stayed in a double downstairs room which had been wallpapered with copies of flower and garden magazines from the 50s/60s/70s. Particularly nice place to get away from everything, no tvs or hustle and bustle. But there is internet connection should you need some lifeline to the real world The shared bathrooms were kept pristine and full of everything you'd need. The shared kitchen was also a fantastic place to chat with people and was kept spotless. The owners were fantastically friendly and couldn't do enough to help out, even organising swamp tours. A short walk from the Greyhound/bus station and the main town centre itself. This place is a real home from home.

What an authentic rustic place to stay…read more Cabins are small yet comfortable Beautiful hardwood floors Don't expect the floor to be level it's part of the adventure and charm Stand up shower sink and toilet No tub No microwave No mini fridge Has TV Has window AC with heat Has mini coffee pot Bed is comfortable Does have rod for hanging clothes Table for convenience Decorations are so quaint $70 for double sized bed single room Enjoy the experience of stepping back in time

An old style motor court like from the 1950s except fully modern. The former owners went around…read morecollecting old shotgun shacks and moving them onto the property and renovating them. Our cottage had a beautiful polished cedar floor, a full kitchen, a great bed, a screened porch, all 25' away from the Bayou Teche.

I hate writing about my fave places, especially the ones off the beaten track. More people find out…read morehow incredible they are & then they become too busy! LOL This is one of my fave places to stay in Louisiana. I grew up in the area & when I want to go home, this is where I want to go kick back. This area is very very special, there is tons of great food, antique stores & historic places you can visit & the coolest place to stay is here. If you are staying for a while, rent the whole cottage. It's beautiful. If your just staying for a few days, stay in the barn. The upstairs is perfect for 2 & it has a Jacuzzi tub. The views of the lake are breathtaking from the front balcony. I LOVE that there is a separate "party barn/cook shack" here that you can cook & hang out outside & take it all in. It's not a shack by any means, it's a very cool set up, a chefs dream outdoor kitchen. Stuff that Louisiana girls LOVE. It's 100 % Louisiana style ;) There are at least 10-12 old oaks draped in moss on the property that are over 200 years old that are registered with the State. Just like a picture perfect dream, flowering shrubs that perfume the air, puppies that greet you on arrival, children playing the the background.. I've dreamt in my life dreams that have stayed with me ever after, and changed my ideas: they've gone through and through me, like wine through water, and altered the color of my mind - Emily Bronte One of the most beautiful places in the world to me. Highly highly recommend.

Eric was an incredible host, and truly went out of his way to be hospitable and help us enjoy our…read morestay. This place is nothing short of stunning, and truly feels like a little piece of heaven. The decorations were rustic and perfectly matched what you'd expect in a simple country home. We stayed in the barn loft, and I was pleasantly surprised when the AC was more than able to keep up with the summer heat in southern Louisiana. The breakfast was simple but good, and much better than any you'll find in a hotel. The pond was beautiful and peaceful, and there were no noises except the sounds of nature (mostly cicadas chirping). I cannot recommend this place enough, and we will most definitely be coming back for future visits.

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 were in Key West on a cruise on Thursday afternoon when I got a text from the B&B we were…read moreplanning to stay in. A water pipe broke and they had to cancel our reservation. The owner recommended this place. They had one suite available for our Sunday to Sunday stay and we took it. This suite has a second bedroom that we didn't need, but our bedroom is spacious, has a window mounted AC and the bathroom has a shower, not a tub. The bed is comfortable. There is no TV in this room, but we didn't miss it. Donnell is a gracious host as is her staff. Breakfasts are delicious and filling. There is adequate free parking. There are no door locks but there are surface bolts and the house is locked at night. There is no foot traffic or street parking and the site is quiet and secure. This is a charming place that we hope we can return to.

What a cool bed and breakfast. It was a previous plantation. It is located close to Lafayette…read more(which made it convenient to go in and out of). We stayed in the Victorian room. This one wasn't in the plantation building but it was still pretty interesting. There was a nice courtyard that was between this room and the plantation house. The Victorian House had a sofa, a canopy bed, a pretty big closet, and a decent shower. The bathroom got cold easily so it had a switch just to heat up the room. Breakfast was strictly at 830am (it kind of sucked it wasn't eat when you want to). It was nice to see the other hotel goers there, however. The attendant who handed us the key to the hotel room also helped serve breakfast for us in the morning. They also had coffee available in to go cups.

Not my cup of tea. Strange vibes......charming but too conservative. For $225 and $300 a night I…read morecan stay at an amazing place where there's more interesting people and a lot more happening.

Madeleine and Walt are both very gracious and fun hosts. Madeleine knows a ton about French…read moreantiques which surprised me. She has great taste in decor, linens, food and all home things. Walt will take you to his special hidden bar in the garden which is a gem of a place.

If you get a room on the Drury parking lot side, you'll be fine. If you get a room on the other…read moreside, you'll be kept awake by the street noises bouncing off the back wing of the building. Very loud.

Only had one working elevator we put the do not disturb sign out they came in asked for house…read morekeeping services at check in the whole four day stay no house keeping was done. Unless your expectations are low don't stay here. My stay was at St. Louis location near Union Station.