Top B&B in St. Martin Parish in 2026

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Our top choices for St. Martin Parish bed & breakfast

An outdoor patio with brick flooring, metal tables and chairs, potted plants, and a building with large windows in the background.

1. Mouton Plantation

Sterling Grove Historic District

Nestor

Rp2.486.207 total

includes taxes & fees

19 Oct - 20 Oct

A wooden porch with a staircase leading to a covered area, surrounded by greenery.

2. Lafleur Guest House

Washington

Tracey

Rp4.123.153 total

includes taxes & fees

15 Oct - 16 Oct

A large, stately building with multiple balconies and columns, likely a historic mansion or large estate.

3. The Dansereau House

Thibodaux

Charles

4. T'Frere's House

Lafayette

Robin

A bedroom with a bed, a dresser, a desk, a chair, a mirror, and a sliding glass door leading to a balcony.

5. Bayou Teche Waterfront

Breaux Bridge

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Top St. Martin Parish Hotel Reviews

Wingate by Wyndham Lafayette Airport

10/10 Excellent

"I would definitely recommend this hotel to avid travelers. Well trained and professional staff. They made me feel welcome and comfortable"

Staybridge Suites Lafayette by IHG

8/10 Good

"I rolled into Lafayette for a family visit feeling about as optimistic as a cat entering a bathtub. But my skepticism melted away the second I stepped into this surprisingly pristine mini-suite. The kitchenette was fully functional, though I mainly used the fridge to store water and command-center my own private ice factory. Pro tip: turn the ice maker on the second you walk in unless you enjoy waiting for glaciers to form. No more embarrassing, half-dressed hallway treks for a bucket of ice! My three-day stay ended way too fast, and I’d happily crash here again. Bonus points: they actually still make the bed and swap out the towels daily (except weekends)—a mystical hotel artifact that seems to have vanished everywhere else post-COVID."