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.

Excellent hosts. Unbelievable breakfast. Will return in the future.read more

Great location across from the public library if you are researching local history. We loved its…read morelocation close to Avery Island. Quiet upstairs bedroom with small shower, but such character! Loved the art work, much of which is provided by the owners. Lovely couple, who know the area well and can give you lots of suggestions for restaurants and local groceries with speciality items. Get off the beaten path and treat yourself to a wonderful breakfast!

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 stayed here the weekend before Mardi Gras, and it was a delightful, classy, evocative, and…read moreromantic place under Evangeline's Oak. This is the kind of place that helps you understand how Longfellow captivated America with his epic poem telling the Tale of Acadie along the banks of the Bayou Teche. The kids even recognized a picture of Delores del Rio from the 1929 classic film on the wall in the parlor. The rooms were so big and airy, with period furniture, and french doors opening onto the balcony. Orator Huey Long started his campaign for Governor just outside the door here, promising a better life for the poor, beginning his march toward the White House, his quest for power cut short by assassination. So, if poetry and history hold no meaning for you, then pass this place by, but, if you believe in the power of words and ideas, in English or French, long for times past, and have some iota of imagination, then come, stay. You'll be rewarded with more than just delicious beignets for breakfast!

My wife and I stayed for our second anniversary here, and very much enjoyed this ancient historical…read moreB&B! It's very different than a regular hotel, which is extremely unlike anything since the original structure was not built with plumbing or the modern invention of electricity in mind. Peggy, the proprietor, was gracious and very welcoming. Amazing breakfast, surrounded by Louisiana history, amazing host, and relaxing surroundings. Bienvenu!

Owners need to upgrade rooms. Do one at a time if necessary, but don't rent the worst rooms! The…read morecarpet was filthy, mold on wall by the door and the room smelled terrible, (probably from the carpet). My doctor thinks these are bedbug bites! (see photos)

Walked in and walked right back out. They showed me two other rooms and they were just as bad. The…read morepictures should say it all.