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A charming guesthouse sits within a lush wooded setting, featuring a screened porch that overlooks Sibley Lake. The tranquil water reflects the surrounding greenery, while a walkway and a canopy of trees create a serene atmosphere.
Guesthouse in Natchitoches
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 160 reviews

“Serenity on Sibley” Guesthouse~Close to Downtown

Down the winding road, at the bottom of the wooded hill, “Serenity” awaits. This single-room guesthouse sits on the banks of Sibley Lake. Relax and take in the sunsets from the screened porch. Up to 4 guests with a queen-sized bed and a queen fold-out couch. It has a full bath with shower, a kitchenette with island and barstools. A paddleboat, kayaks and life vests are available for use during your stay. Hosts live up and across the drive from the Serenity Guesthouse Located @ 10 min from town.

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A stylish outdoor space features a hot tub surrounded by a wooden deck. A modern fire table, with a glass cover filled with blue stones, displays flickering flames. Soft lighting fixtures hang above, enhancing the ambiance of the fenced-in backyard.
Home in Baker
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 127 reviews

Hot Tub Getaway At The Golden Palms On Chamberlain

This unique place has a style all its own. If you're looking for a nice getaway or retreat, this is your spot. This Located 7 minutes from the Baton Rouge Metropolitan Airport (BTR), 10 minutes from Southern University, 15 minutes from Downtown State Capital, The U.S.S. Kid and Raising Cane's River Center, 18 minutes from Louisiana State University, 8 minutes from Zachary's Youth Park, Baton Rouge Zoo and 25 minutes from the Mall Of Louisiana. There's parks, golfing, and soccer fields near by.

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The exterior of the cabin features a vibrant red facade framed by lush greenery. A set of steps leads to a covered porch adorned with plants. Sunlight filters through trees, creating a serene setting on the well-kept lawn.
Bungalow in Shreveport
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 389 reviews

The Red House on Cross Lake

This is a Cross Lake cabin that we renovated from an old catfish restaurant built in the early 1930's. We call it the RED HOUSE. There are three cabins on the property that we also use for visiting family and friends. We live on the property behind the houses and we all use the property and pier. Guest also have use of the pier/boat house. The house is at the end of the road on the lake. Although family also uses the property the cabin is quiet and private with a great view of the open lake.

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An A-frame cabin is situated among lush greenery, featuring a wooden deck with stairs leading to the entrance. The exterior showcases dark siding and warm wooden accents, while large windows invite natural light. Surrounding trees contribute to a secluded atmosphere.
Tiny home in Covington
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 278 reviews

Long Branch A-Frame

This memorable place is anything but ordinary. Just 35 miles North of New Orleans nestled just minutes away from downtown Covington and all the Northshore has to offer. Live music, fine dining, cycling and shopping are just a few of the many things to do. Your stay includes two paddle boards so if water exploring and sun bathing on the scenic Bogue Falaya sounds up your alley then look no further. Your just a few miles drive from the new public kayak launch that leads to multiple sand bars.

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A rustic cabin with a metal roof is situated on a grassy landscape, surrounded by wildflowers. A tree stands nearby, complementing the natural setting. The cabin features a large front porch and is framed by blue sky and soft clouds.
Cabin in St. Martin Parish
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 177 reviews

Atchafalaya Rage’s Cabin in the Canes

Travel one mile down a sugarcane-lined road to arrive at this self-built cabin modeled after an 1830s Acadian Village home. This one-room rustic cabin sits on 27 acres, perfect for a gadget-free weekend of star gazing and bird watching. You’ll love sipping your coffee (or wine) on the large porches, complete with swing, rockers, and ceiling fans. Bring your furry friend and take long walks around the tree-lined property, or cozy up with your loved one and bask in the privacy of the cabin.

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The A-frame cabin features a slanted metal roof and a spacious outdoor area laid with gravel. Two blue chairs and a small table are positioned in front, surrounded by lush greenery. A wooden deck with a covered seating area is seen in the background, providing a cozy retreat.
Cabin in Farmerville
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 102 reviews

Piney Woods A-Frame on D'Arbonne

Piney Woods A-Frame is a cozy rustic cabin tucked away from it all to give you the solitude you've been craving. This is the prefect place for a couples get away, a girls’ weekend, a fishing trip, or just a solo escape. Outdoor lovers will get the best of both worlds here- escape to a cabin in the woods while also being right on the water! Water levels are back to normal so you can enjoy taking out the kayaks! There’s stocked firewood for campfires, board games, & propane for grilling!

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A wooden cabin is set among lush greenery, featuring a porch with steps leading to a dock by a serene pond. The cabin's roof is metal and painted green, harmonizing with the natural surroundings. A shaded seating area on the dock invites relaxation.
Cabin in Arnaudville
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 431 reviews

Cajun Acres Log Cabin

Our cozy cabin sits in the heart of Cajun country, about 30 minutes outside of Lafayette. It's a great place to spend time relaxing in the quiet serenity of South Louisiana, or enjoy spending a night or more traveling through, it is located just 8 miles north of Interstate 10. We do not allow pets. The Cabin is all wood inside and has the great cabin smell the minute you open the door. It was built in 2014 by Amish builders in Pennsylvania and transported down by a truck.

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A charming treehouse is elevated among tall pine trees, featuring a wooden exterior with decorative elements. A wraparound balcony is visible, equipped with seating. A spiraled staircase leads down to the ground, surrounded by natural landscaping and a spacious outdoor area.
Treehouse in Shreveport
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 359 reviews

Cedar Treehouse on Cross Lake

Located on a 2 acre peninsula on Pine Island, this 450 sf treehouse is surrounded by 1400 feet of Cross Lake. Beautiful open water and cypress tree views epitomize Louisiana lake living. The treehouse has an open concept living area with a queen bed, claw foot tub and equipped kitchenette, with countertop oven/toaster, microwave, coffee pot, electric skillet, refrigerator and sink. It accommodates two adults, no children or pets. Two night minimum stay, no exceptions.

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A spacious cabin features a wooden exterior with a green metal roof and large front porches. An outdoor covered area is available beside the cabin for parking or relaxation. The grassy area surrounding the cabin offers a serene view of the natural landscape.
Cabin in New Iberia
5 out of 5 average rating, 324 reviews

Experience Louisiana, Cabin on Bayou Petite Anse

Cabin on Bayou Petite Anse is your place to stay for business, family vacations, romantic getaways or simply relaxing watching nature in all its beauty. It is located in the center of Cajun Country and will provide you with all the comforts of home. You will discover deep Louisiana history, delicious authentic Cajun food and hundreds of species of birds, fish and reptiles. This area offers airboat tours, swamp and guided photography tours along with kayak rentals.

Top guest favorite
A warm common area features a comfortable couch adorned with patterned cushions, set against wooden walls. A staircase ascends to the upper level, surrounded by decorative items and artwork. Soft lighting from a unique chandelier complements the inviting atmosphere.
Cabin in Forest Hill
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 118 reviews

Cozy Indian Creek Cabin Hideaway

Take it easy at this unique getaway in the woods of the Kisatchie Forest, minutes from Indian Creek Reservior. Great chance to nature hike, kayak, fish or just relax on the front porch swing /rocking chairs with a choice beverage for a beautiful sunset, relinquishing the day to a star studded night sky! Wake up with a hot cup of sunshine in a private, screened-in hot tub, backed up to tall pines, whispering leaves and a delightful breeze. Yes! It’s so wonderful!

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The image captures the cottage's exterior alongside the Atchafalaya River. A spacious yard features grassy areas, trees, and a fire pit surrounded by stones. The front porch, with a white railing, offers seating and overlooks the river, enhancing the peaceful natural surroundings.
Home in Breaux Bridge
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 205 reviews

The River Retreat Butte La Rose

The cozy cottage is nestled along the bank of the Atchafalaya River, a few miles south of interstate 10 and half way between Baton Rouge and Lafayette, La. Drive through your own little private swamp as you enter the property before it opens up to the cottage. The front porch is only steps away from the river. Large windows line the front of the home so you will have a wonderful view wherever you’re at. It is a perfect place to relax while surrounded by nature.

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A vintage freestanding bathtub is centrally placed against a warm orange wall. A wooden tray rests on the rim, holding a book and a glass of wine. Natural light filters through a nearby window, illuminating potted plants on the sill.
Cottage in Carencro
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 345 reviews

Cajun Cottage #1 | PERFECT FOR LONGTERM STAYS

Welcome to our home located 10 minutes from Downtown Lafayette in the town of Carencro. We are 15 minutes from the Lafayette regional airport. Nearby cities include Sunset, Grand Coteau, Scott, and Breaux Bridge. All are great stops for antiquing, swamp tours, or live music! We have an extensive list of recommendations for food, fun, sights and sounds. Our home is well equipped for long term stays while on business. recently remodeled with new appliances.

Popular amenities for Louisiana getaways

All about Louisiana

Louisiana is an ecologically diverse southeastern state with populated marshy wetland coasts lying in the warm Gulf waters and a rural northern expanse that hosts sprawling eastern red-cedar woodlands. However, the diversity of Louisiana extends beyond its ecologies and natural areas; French, African, Indigenous, and Canadian cultures are reflected in the state's distinct Creole and Cajun traditions. The city of New Orleans is particularly exemplative of the influences of these traditions when it comes to its world-renowned Mardi Gras celebrations and distinctive brand of jazz.

Louisiana has developed a unique culinary tradition born out of a mixture of the area's local food sources and eclectic cultural intermingling, with dishes based on seafood, French cooking, and African spices. Boiled crawfish, gumbo, and jambalaya can be found and enjoyed in high-end restaurants in Lafayette's vibrant downtown, cafes in the university town of Baton Rouge, and rural kitchens alike throughout the state.

What are the top things to do in Louisiana?

New Orleans French Quarter

One of the most famous neighborhoods in the entire country, the French Quarter in New Orleans is renowned for its stunning Creole and Greek Revival architecture characterized by wrap-around wrought-iron balconies and colorful stucco exteriors. But, beyond the enchanting aesthetic, the area attracts visitors with its live music and smells of sweet fried beignets that drift down the streets.

Old State Capitol

The Old Louisiana State Capitol in Baton Rouge, commonly known as the State House, is the former home of the 19th century Louisiana state legislature and is now a museum. The building’s Gothic Revival architecture is striking from the outside with dramatic white towers and a stark presence. Inside are winding staircases and a rainbow array of stained glass that make up the statehouse dome, casting colorful bands of light throughout the building.

Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve

Named after a 19th-century pirate, this historical preserve is dedicated to preserving the unique ecologies and creole cultures found in the Mississippi River Delta region. Several cultural and visitor centers scattered about the area highlight the notable French Cajun people who have called this area home for generations. At the same time, bayous and swamp ecologies form a maze of wilderness areas ripe for exploration on footpaths and airboats alike. Snakes, turtles, birds, and alligators can be seen swimming alongside kayaks and riverboats in this meandering river delta preserve.

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