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!

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!

Looks can definitely be deceiving. When we first arrived, I thought, "What a cute little hotel!" on…read morethe outside. Unfortunately, that impression vanished the moment we checked in. After our experience, I'm honestly not surprised by the terrible reviews on here. If I could give this place zero stars, I would. We stayed for just one night in 2022 on our way to New Orleans, and it remains the worst hotel experience I've ever had. Check-in was fine, but when we got to our room, we pulled back the blankets and found Cheetos dust and what appeared to be pubic hair in the bed. Completely unacceptable. It was clear they didn't change the bedding after the last guests. After we complained, someone came up to change the bedding but it took a couple of hours which caused us being delayed at exploring the very cute and charming city. She was on her phone the entire time, dressed in what looked like pajamas, and didn't greet or acknowledge us once. She just changed the sheets while chatting on her phone which was beyond unprofessional. Later that evening, we went down to the bar, where the bartender actually got MAD at me for asking for a clean wine glass after handing me one with lipstick prints still on it. The attitude alone was enough to make me want to leave right then. He was severely dramatic in dealing with it. On top of all that, the bed was uncomfortable and bouncy, the room smelled strongly of mildew, and the entire stay just felt grimy and unpleasant. I still think about how miserable that night was ... it honestly gave "never again" energy. A lot more happened during that one-night stay, but honestly, I'll leave it at that. I can't say for sure because I had no proof, but I felt like we were being watched all night, and between that and the bed, I barely got a wink of sleep. To make matters worse, the hotel staff was impossible to reason with when we tried to address our concerns while there and tried to call us liars about the dirty bed even though there was visual proof... Checking out was somehow even worse. We'll never go back. Gross.

The positive: it's located in a really convenient location just a block from historic first street…read more The sports hall of fame is just across the street. The rooms are fairly large and clean. The hvac in the rooms worked. The courtyard looked nice. The parking near the hotel was nice and the overflow parking is on the next lot. Did i mention location? Breakfast was hot and fresh - eggs, grits, sausage, toast, juice, coffee, and yogurt. The server greeted us with a smile. The negative: on our first room the lock was broken. We requested another. The hallways were really stuffy and hot. They did not have comforters(bigger, thicker comforters. . They have thin blankets - which we had to go for to fetch extra of... (they did not bring up). Front desk staff wasn't overly friendly. Neutral: we didn't try the bar. We'd probably come again. Just don't have too high of expectations. It was reasonably priced. The owners should read the book Outrageous Hospitality. With a few adjustments this place could be incredible.

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.

Absolutely beautiful historic house, great location for history and getting to Front Street…read morerestaurants. Beautiful garden. All of the decor was unique, pretty, and felt historic. The host was so nice, and the breakfast was delicious. It was served In a gorgeous sunroom and the coffee was fantastic. We loved our room, the bed was so comfortable! We had a wonderful romantic evening sitting on the porch swings and rocking chairs. We would definitely stay again.

Beautiful House! They moved it from another location in the parish and put it back together and…read morecompletely renovated it. The staff (Teresa) is wonderful. She is very caring and detailed oriented. She takes pride in her work and keeps the house looking very much like part of its time yet very modern. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a B&B stay in the town. The parking used to be an issue, but I think that was more with guests not paying attention. The bathrooms are much bettter now - modern bathrooms in an 19th century home. Also check out all the unique art and items the owners have appropriated the home with. It is such a special home. A real gem. From what I understand currently, children are not accepted, but check the website.

Update- All charges from Super 8 were refunded after Expedia mediated…read more Stay at Super 8 in Natchitoches, LA Paid Expedia $97.02 for room online, of which $13.72 was for taxes & fees. Super 8 charged us $93.60 for room, & $78.60 for taxes & fees. After considerable arguing, calls to bank & threatening a lawyer, Super 8 reversed the $93.60 for the room, but only $48.87 for taxes & fees. So they ended up charging $26.13 for taxes & fees. Even though Expedia said all taxes & fees were included in the amount paid to them. I called Expedia. They are looking into it. Room was clean except corners of floor in bathroom was filthy. We'll NEVER stay there again & recommend no one book there! Expedia said it appears that Super 8 in Natchitoches is not following their contract.

I want to echo the 2020 review about smelling like smoke…read more I had a non-smoking room. It smelled like smoke IN my room. It also smelled like smoke in the hallways, when i was bringing my suitcase in. I am a non-smoker. It was very, annoying. I booked this room through an online third party platform. My reservation was not able to be found right away, then we had an issue with the card on file when it was found. After the process was completed and I checked my bank account. I had SEVEN pending charges for $50 dollars each. Yes they are pending, and i was told they would fall off at check out - but if i hadnt had over that amoumt of $350 it is possible my bank may have declined a charge for dinner..... The bed was not very comfortable. They had almost a wool textured blanket. In the bathroom, paint was peeling in several areas. My faucet leaked when the water was turned on, and not a small drip it would basically dish out more water from the rear of the handle than it would into the sink. There was also an electrical socket in the bathroom with no protective plate.

The hotel is lovely. Staff were friendly and helpful especially Ashley…read more Breakfast was good. The room was pleasant.

We liked there there was last-minute availability considering we booked a place to stay for an…read moreevent the day of. We also appreciated that there weren't any bed bugs. However, the place was kind of bare-minimum for a not so bare-minimum price. The smell of Mary Jane greeted us at the door like an old friend and cigarette butts were playing peek-a-boo on the sink drain. We had to work to get the T.V. working and the volume was super low despite the volume being set as high as possible. We had to hold our breath to hear what was going on.

Be warned This was the absolute worse place I've ever stayed…read morein my life. The rooms were nasty with roaches on the floor and walls, holes were in the walls in the bathroom, there were holes around the faucet of the tub, the clothes rack was coming out of the wall and hanging with screws poking out, the grounds outside were dirty and nasty with trash and the smell of urine in the hallways.