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

Rp2.484.404 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

La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Lafayette Oil Center

10/10 Excellent

"The hotel was super clean and comfortable. My dad and I visited from bossier with our dog to see brooks and Dunn and we were there two nights and we will definitely be staying there again if for any reason we are back in Lafayette The front desk clerk was super nice and welcoming. The room was very clean and comfortable beds too."

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."