• 2 Beds 2 Baths
• Outstanding Handicap Accommodations
• Covered Parking
• Television
• Telephone (all local calls & calls within a 40 mile area no charge)
• No Smoking
• No Pets

La Maison de Marie is located in the Cajun Prairie where the Germans and French Canadians "Cajuns" settled several generations ago. La Maison de Marie sets in a beautiful natural setting of majestic tall pines and other trees, azaleas and camellias. Tour the ground or just enjoy the view from spacious decks.

• 2 Private Log Cabin
• Full Kitchen
• No Smoking
• No Pets
• Children accepted

The cabins are made from 100% recycled lumber. Every piece of wood that comes into their possession has unique characteristics and our carpenters focus on these unique characteristics and bring them out in the form of furniture, and these cabins. Truly a walk into time!

• Rooms 4 Baths: 4
• Children: yes
• Smoking: no

Nestled in towering pines. Turn of the century inn featuring spacious antique-filled rooms. Relax in handmade rockers and swing on the wraparound front porch. Full breakfast (weekends.) Continental breakfast (weekdays.)

• 2 private guest cottages/Accommodates 4
• Full or continental breakfast or design your own full kitchen.
• Visa & MC accepted
• No Smoking
• No pets (boarding available nearby)
• Jacuzzi
• Cable television, VCR, telephone

An Autumn Cottage that  is listed in the National Register of Historic Places and is located in the heart of Rayne, LA. - Frog Capital of the World, accommodates 2 guests.

A Country Garden Cottage built in the mid 1880’s features a romantic queen-size bed, as well as, an adjoining room with an alluring Jacuzzi. Enjoy your morning coffee on our back porch in a tranquil country setting that overlooks a beautiful prairie pasture. Accommodates 2-4 guest. Breakfast is delivered to your doorstep where you can enjoy our homemade goodies in the privacy of your own suite. Both cottages have full kitchens.

• 5 Room 1 Bridal Suite all private bath
• Full Cajun breakfast
• Master Card and Visa accepted
• No Smoking
• No pets
• Children accepted
• Cable Television

Emile Daboval, the sixth mayor of Rayne, built Maison Daboval in 1892. In 1927.

Mrs. Besse bought the property and it became the Besse Annex. Martha and Gene Royer bought the home in 1994 and restored its original elegance and charm. The home is distinctively furnished with antiques.