Bois des Chenes Bed & Breakfast Inn
Conveniently is located near the geographical center of the City of Lafayette, Louisiana. This home (listed on the National Register of Historic Places) survived the Civil War and is an important entity to the history and culture of this city. The home has been owned by Dr. Francis Sterling Mudd of Virginia, a Lt. Governor of Louisiana and two mayors of Lafayette.

The present owners have restored this Acadian style plantation house to its original configuration, taking into consideration some of the changes that were too complicated to undo. Period antiques, primarily of Louisiana French origin, as well as comparable American pieces, compliment this unique architectural gem. 

Adjacent to the rear of the plantation house is the Carriage House. Located in the Carriage House are three rooms, each with a private bath. Each guest room is furnished with treasured antiques of different styles and periods. Tastefully hidden color televisions (with cable) and small refrigerators are provided in each room. 

Features

• 5 rooms, 2 handicapped equipped rooms
• Room amenities: non smoking rooms, private bath, telephone, TV air-conditioning, refrigerator, patio/balcony, hair dryer
• Children welcome, free under 10
• Complimentary full breakfast included daily

Rates
Rates are per room per night including room tax. Any meal or other inclusions in the price are mentioned above in the Features section. 

Area Highlights

Located in the center of Lafayette.  

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