T'Frere's House

Acadian Colonial architecture inspired this engaging facade. Built in 1880 of Louisiana red cypress hauled from the nearby Vermilion Bayou, the main house has four guest bedrooms.  Nestled in the garden behind the big house is the Garconniere, where two more of the guest rooms are.  Guests enjoy the ambiance of this century old home in the full use of the parlor, dining room, glass enclosed porch and gazebo. Innkeepers, The Pastor Family's Legendary Cajun Hospitality and Ambiance, take a bow.  Voted "Best of the Best"  by the Times of Acadiana Readers poll, "Best in the South" by AAA Southern Traveler Magazine.  It is "The Place" to stay in South Louisiana.