Old Castillo Bed & Breakfast

When visiting St. Martinville, Old Castillo Bed and Breakfast is a great choice to consider. Guests looking to stay active can check out the nearby hiking/biking trails, and free perks include continental breakfast, WiFi, and self parking. Other highlights include a terrace and a garden.

Comfortable rooms with hardwood floors and the odd early Louisiana antique occupy a two-story red-brick building that in the early 1800s was an inn for steamboat passengers and a gathering place for French royalists. Some rooms overlook Bayou Teche, and guests can relax in a downstairs parlor.

This place reminds us of a rooming house -- it used to be a Catholic girls' school -- though the generously sized rooms (especially no. 3), with four-poster beds and pretty quilts, are quite a bit nicer than boarding school accommodations. They're appealing but not lavish; nor are the rates. Its porch sits practically underneath the Evangeline Oak and it's right next to the town square....

Saint Martinville, Louisiana (LA) Bed & Breakfast: Beneath the moss-draped branches of the legendary Evangeline Oak, the 1829 Greek Revival structure of the Old Castillo Bed and Breakfast rises from the banks of the historic Bayou Teche. Located in the heart of historic St. Martinville, the home is within easy walking distance of St. Martin Square. Choose from 5 guestrooms, beautifully...

Located on Bayou Teche under the Evangeline Oak, the Old Castillo Bed & Breakfast was built by Captain Edmond Castillo and is listed on the National Register of Historic Homes. Each of its seven guestrooms is furnished in period antiques and reproductions and comes with a private bath and a balcony.