Find a Bed and Breakfast in  Natchitoches, Louisiana

Stay at a Natchitoches bed and breakfast, and you'll discover it has retained its antique charm. Great efforts are made to keep the history of the area through regulations on changes and restoration by the Historical Society. See the famous at Natchitoches' mini "Walk of Fame" located in the Historical District of the city or visit one of the original brick streets (Front Street) that has been free from alterations. A restoration project is underway to repair this century old street. Even though the city keeps its antique charm, it also recognizes the need for more modern structures such as a small convention center located on Second Street to hold many city events. If you stay at a Natchitoches inn, you''ll want to tour the Cane River National Heritage Area, a 116,000-acre area which includes many sites such as Oakland Plantation, Melrose Plantation, Badin-Roque House, Magnolia Plantation, Kate Chopin House, Cherokee Plantation, Cane River Heritage Scenic Byway, Fort St. Jean Baptiste State Historic Site, National Historic Landmark District and the Los Adaes State Historic Site. When you dine away from your B&B, you may want to try Antoon's Riverfront Restaurant. You should definitely go to Ducournau Restaurant, since the Almond tea is to die for and no one makes chicken salad sandwiches like these people do.