Recently Reviewed Hotels around Saint Martinville

Hotels in Saint Martinville

• Old Castillo Bed & Breakfast
  "A great weekend escape"
  "The Old Castillo Hotel is not for everyone – it is an aging building with most amenities having been added only in recent years. It is quirky, squeaky, and musty but evokes such a strong sense of history that you are easily transported back to a time when there was no need for TVs, electronic devic..."es, or other modern clutter (though all are available to use/be used here as confirmed by my children who were practically umbilical-ly connected to the hotel's wifi throughout the weekend). The rooms are spacious and well furnished with incomparable views onto the grounds and Bayou Teche (particularly from the Longfellow Room where we stayed for two nights on a Saturday/Sunday). The hotel sits adjacent to a picturesque square which is home to the Evangeline Oak. The owner, Peggy, makes a special effort to make you feel at home and is always available for anything you need even if she is not physically present. Upon our arrival, she told us about the downstairs fridge where we could en... " More >
• Old Castillo Bed & Breakfast
  "There's a famous 'Ent' in the garden"
  "An old house with all the allure of an old house and all the issues of maintenance in this climate. We loved it, big room on to the veranda, matched by a copious and ballast providing breakfast, all served by our charming hostess. Its beautifully located, and if you go there there, eat at St John..."s a restaurant on the other side of the square. I would recommend it, and would go again but its an old house, not for those who crave antiseptic modernity, but the wi-fi worked well and its very clean and comfortable and besides these old houses need our support. " More >
• Old Castillo Bed & Breakfast
  "Last minute stop - best ever"
  "We were sitting overlooking the beach in Seaside, Florida facing a long drive back to Houston the next day. We decided to break up the trip by finding a B&B near Lafayette and did a search. The Old Castillo popped up, looked interesting and had one room available. I pushed the buttons and we were..." booked. We arrived late but Miss Peggy walked us through check-in on the phone and within minutes we were inside a historic and interesting building. The other guests had started an impromptu happy on the second floor balcony overlooking the square and we joined in for a relaxing drink. After talking with Peggy on local restaurants, we walked to St. John the Restaurant and had a great meal. Our server was a lovely and interesting person named Charlotte. It happens that the B&B used to be a Catholic girls school, and Charlotte graduated there. The next morning we had a lovely and homemade breakfast, and found graduation photos of past classes. We found Charlotte's class and her photo!... " More >