I can't say it was home from home because we're from England and it was different, from the food (which was excellent including the alligator taster Joyce and Frank made for us one morning) to the garden birds/animals. We stayed in one of the suite rooms which are quite small but include a small kitchen and a shared utility room.... More

The host was very helpful in directions and suggestions to local attractions. The host was informative regarding the history and culture of the region. The room was clean and nicely decorated. The bed was comfortable. The breakfast was good. And the host offered deserts after we came back from dinner. The host treated us like family (and I don't mean... More

What a nice couple!! Husband & I needed a place last minute as all the hotels seemed to be booked due to a football camp. Joyce and Frank were very accomodating. Joyce is up bright and early to make sure everyone has good coffee and gets fed. I felt like I was staying with my favorite aunt and uncle. The... More

This may be the friendliest B&B you will ever visit; the hosts are a really fun couple. I can't say that staying with the Naquin's was like staying with relatives...because they were much nicer than my relatives!!

Having read previous previous reviews of the Naquin's B&B (all of which were positive), I suspected that their ratings were being inflated. But, having spent 2 nights in their wonderful home, I can't say enough about their B&B, their helpfulness, and their friendliness. I had wanted to learn about the Cajun and creole cultures and music, and relax in Bayou... More

Naquin's is a wonderful place to experience southern hospitality and cajun culture. Frank and Joyce are such caring hosts. We went out to a party and Frank stayed up late to make sure we made it home o.k. Joyce is an excellent cook who made us gourmet crepes for breakfast. She also has her own cookbook with recipes from the... More

Staying with the Naquin's at their Bed & Breakfast can easily kick up your stay a notch from memorable to unforgettable. The guests they welcome from all over the world get to enjoy special breakfast treats like hand-squeezed Satsuma orange juice, and a variety of crepes, as well as the standard fare like eggs and sausage. This goes down well... More

I stayed with Joyce and Frank for several weeks in January this year. My children and grandchildren joined me for a long weekend at the end of my stay and we all enjoyed being there with the Naquins. When we left we felt we had stayed with old friends and when we go back we hope to stay with them... More

I had planned a sightseeing drive from New Orleans to Hot Springs, Arkansas, and only knew I wanted to stay around Houma/Thibodaux the first night. I am just grateful that I found the Naquin's Bed & Breakfast through a friendly referral from another B&B owner in Houma (the Maison des Crochet). The Naquin's B&B was one of the highlights of... More