We stayed thru the Thanksgiving weekend 2018 and I am just now finding time to write the review of…read morethis amazing Bed & Breakfast. We ran away from all of our family and friends on my 50th bday, the Wednesday before Thanksgiving, only to end up spending the weekend with amazing hosts (better than family) in a place I would say felt like home, except it was much cleaner than my actual home. They cooked amazing breakfasts for us including a Thanksgiving dinner Thursday night. Gave us great recommendations of the area for us to check out and riverfront & shops that were in walking distance. The hosts even sat up chairs on Saturday night for us to watch the fireworks. afterward, the entire house enjoyed adult conversation & drinks together on the way back to the B&B. Life is so busy and I can't wait to chisel out some time so we can take it easy once again at the GoodHouse. It is good. So very good. Always coffee, I never sleep well away from home, and the beds were so comfy I slept better than a baby. Walking distance to everything. Breakfast could come back around fast enough. We wanted for nothing. If we had a need they took care of it immediately. Cheryl & Ken were the best.

This bed and breakfast exceeds expectations. Cheryl and Ken are so gracious and kind. They went out…read moreof their way and made my Mother's Birthday one to remember for sure. We enjoyed all of the amenities immensely and can not wait to return.

This Annabella home was simply gorgeous! Well kept, clean and walking distance to local shops,…read morerestaurants & river. Lovely room with all accommodations. Complementary Wine, snacks, coffee the eve we arrive! Sitting in rocking chairs on the large front porch was so relaxing. The breakfast the following morning was so very good! French toast/fruit, bacon and the usual sides were made with love! Yum!! I can't remember the breakfast chefs name but she was extremely friendly, professional and personable. Our visit was more than we imagined, highly recommended!! Thank you for making our 10th wedding anniversary memorable!! L&L

Stayed here in January 2020 on a weekend trip with my best friend. I cannot say enough about how…read morewonderful our stay was. We stayed in the Magnolia Room. The bed was comfy, and the decor matched the name perfectly. At check-in, we had homemade chocolate chip cookies and drinks. Each morning, we had a wonderful breakfast with fresh, homemade foods and cold drinks. The history in this home was incredible. I loved all the decor, fireplaces, and natural lighting. Would love to come back for a future visit.

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!

Great location, easy to get to, on the east side of the Cain River across from historical…read moreNatchitoches. It's an easy walk from Andre's to the shops and restaurants. The view is excellent. We stayed in the library, which is the middle level between the tree top and the river room. The accommodations are clean and comfortable. The atmosphere is warm and cozy. It has a microwave and refrigerator and was well stocked with muffins, yogurt, cereals, water, and juices. It has a K-cup coffee maker. Outdoors, there is a fire pit, a small charcoal grill, and table. We had a lovely stay and plan to return in 2024.

We really enjoyed this place. Billie was an excellent host who took very good care of us during our…read morestay. The inn is very well taken care of and is nice and comfortable. You can easily walk across the bridge to Front Street with several restaurants and shops to enjoy. Sitting out by the fire pit looking over the water is really relaxing. A great place to stay.

This was a very nice boutique hotel in a great location. The complimentary wine social and the…read morebreakfast were both very good. We will stay here again if we return to Natchitoches!

We had a wonderful stay at this Inn. Clean, comfortable, and perfectly located to explore Front…read moreStreet and the River Walk. One person I want to call out to is the front desk receptionist named Trusee. She was so friendly, accommodating, and bent over backwards to make our stay perfect. The minute I heard her voice when I called to see if we could have an early check in I knew I just loved her!! She is amazing!

My husband and I stayed in the Ducournau Suite at the Andrew Morris House B&B for Christmas 2025…read moreand had a delightful time. Sherri, the innkeeper, took great care of us and made delicious breakfasts that accommodated my celiac disease (gluten free). She was really friendly and we enjoyed chatting with her. What we saw of the building (our room, the hallway, and the dining room) was clean, spacious, and charming. We especially enjoyed the separate entrance for the Ducournau Suite and the huge jacuzzi tub. The B&B is mere blocks from Front Street and the Cane River Lake waterfront, so we spent much of our visit walking around that area. I definitely recommend a ride on the Cane River Queen to see the Christmas lights if you're visiting during the Christmas season! Nachitoches is a charming town and I know we'll be back someday... And I can't imagine staying anywhere else when we do come back!

Fabulous place to stay! My wife and I spent our 30th anniversary here and couldn't not ask for…read moremore. Our hostess Sherri knew what my needs were even before I knew that I needed. She is an absolute sweetheart, I think my wife may have adopted her before we left. Breakfast was on point both mornings.

Amazing visitor center and information about the area. Open Wednesday to Saturday normally.read more

This is truly one of the most beautiful places on God's Green Earth! It truly is…read more.. A few years ago, I decided, or be it, came to a reality that being in my 40's now, I may or may not get to see everything that I want to see in this life. I may never get to Paris. Sure, I'd love to go, and still hope to maybe go one day, but with the severe and ever-increasing expense of it all, the ever-increasing scrutiny and accompanying discomforts with security (the TSA) tag-teaming with the utter lack of customer service and the barest of essentials being offered from the airline industry these days (If that!!! What?...No peanuts?...Not even a beverage on this flight? Not to mention, the way they just cram you in to every seat now...ugh!) Who wants to fork out essentially a Grand (At least!!! And that's just for starters!!!), to go through all the hassle of overseas travel anymore? Not this guy! So, it was during this epiphany, that I decided that I would seek out the beauty around me. Really appreciate it for what it is. Take pleasure in the smaller things, as it were. And during a trip to Clarence and then onward to Natchitoches, I happened upon this place: The Grand Ecore Visitor Center. It is located at Grand Ecore, about four miles north of Natchitoches. It offers an absolutely breath-taking panoramic view from a bluff in the back of the Center, about 80 feet above the Red River. I once sat in a room with Edward Hopper's "Nighthawks" at the Art Institute of Chicago (my favorite painting in the world) for hours. I get the same cathartic feeling capturing this view from the Visitor Center, and I too, could sit here for hours. This would be a wonderful place to host a wedding reception or some festive event, though I don't think they offer such services. The interior of the Center houses exhibits about the history of the J. Bennett Johnston Waterway, Native American history of the area well as bits about geology and paleontology of the region. Admission is free. The Center is open 10am to 6pm daily, November 1st to March 31st. 8am to 6pm daily, April 1st to October 31st. Closed New Year's, Thanksgiving and Christmas. It ain't Paris, but for me, it's paradise in these parts, and I LOVE it!!

To anyone who has ever watched a holiday movie on Lifetime or Hallmark and wished that you could…read moreexperience scenes like that in real life, this may be the bed and breakfast for you. Stay here is like stepping into yesteryear. I can tell you with absolute and complete joy that finding "Adeline's Bed and Breakfast" was a 'Godsend' and 'saving grace' to my family as we ventured to Coushatta to visit a dear loved one and learned the other places that offered room and board are places to avoid-at-all-costs. Adeline's bed and breakfast is where a blend of luxury, shabby chic and farmhouse all come to meet and for anyone who loves waking up to the smell of breakfast in the morning while looking forward to eat at that grand dining room table...this would be a great fit for you as much as it was for my family. We are forever grateful to Kelly and her southern hospitality.

Such a wonderful experience! We had gotten rained out of our campsite and were able to book last…read moreminute with no issues. The house is beautiful and very well updated. The host was generous and kind and left wine and cupcakes for us when we got there. Then, the thunderstorm we were avoiding was great to experience in a house from 1906!