This was a beautiful tour, everything was lovely and the tour guides were very informative and eager to answer questions. Most of the information related to the generations of families living in the main homes. I would have liked a little more information on the slaves lives but maybe no history could be found. One of the tour guides was a little bit grouchy and very programmed in what he said. He didn’t seem to be having much fun. But overall it was wonderful. My favorite part was the magnificent live oak trees.

The tour was good, with some nice explanations. We had the tour in french with a nice young girl. Only thing disappointing was, at the end of the tour you can’t take anymore pictures, you have to leave. I think it’s nice for people to take a few minutes for themselves to really imagine the place. I would recommend this place.

This guided tour gave me a fascinating glimpse into the lives of four generations of a Creole family and the enslaved people who built and worked on the plantation. I appreciated hearing honest stories about power and wealth that make me curious to learn more. Bring your children for an important history lesson! However, I wouldn’t recommend this tour for toddlers or preschoolers as there’s a lot of listening required.

We knew little of plantation life in Louisianna (didn't even know it was sugar not cotton) but the tour enlightened us to all aspects of life. The good (women running businesses in 19th century) and the bad (slavery) were covered by our excellent guide. His telling the story of the plantation through individual stories made it all feel real. I can't walk far or stand for long but was able to manage the tour as there are seats at all the stopping points.

We were on way to FL and decided to travel to New Orleans first and spend a day doing Plantation Tours. We wanted a Creole Plantation and I’m glad to picked Laura. Awesome afternoon with our guide, who was very knowledgeable about every generation as well as the slaves who lived there. Highly recommend!!

Unbelievable trip. It is a working sugarcane farm. No columns no mansion like Oak Alley. However, Pam our guide really told us about the intrigue and suspense concerning the family. She was a wealth of information. It made the trip so exciting.

I didn't know what to expect at the Laura Plantation and was so glad for the time there. I appreciated the vast knowledge of the staff and tour guides, and their honesty in talking about difficult things, answering challenging questions, and speaking openly about the complexities of the historical relationships at the plantation. I learned and felt a lot while on that tour and feel grateful for the experience.