I recently stay at Au Bayou Teche B&B for four days and was delightfully surprised with the charm of the B&B, the amazing hospitality of the hostess, Mary Lynn, the other 'boarders' that were also there, and the great food available a block away. Mary Lynn is a wealth of information of places to go, who to call, local history.... More

Well I again stayed at the Au BayouTeche B&B, this time for ten full days so I could attend a couple of Cajun/Zydeco music festivals in the area. So many days there gave me a complete view of this enjoyable B&B and its enjoyable hostess, Mary Lynn. The room I had was a three room suite of antiques and collectables... More

I've stayed in a lot of b and b's, usually while cycling in Ireland. Most of them were down-to-earth places and their reasonble prices reflect reality. Most of the ones I've found in th US are over priced and decorated to the 9s. But not Au Bayou Teche B&B. This b and b is reasonably priced and down to earth... More

My husband & I had a blast at this charming, old, laid-back house which is a convenient base for exploring Acadiana. Mary Lynn, the owner, could not have been more helpful and welcoming. The house dates to early 1800's (furniture and antiques are beautiful), yet she has updated the necessities without losing the feel of SW Louisiana living. Don't miss... More

The Bayou Teche Bed and Breakfast is situated on the Bayou Teche in Breaux Bridge, home of the Crawfish Festival, Mulate's, and the jazz brunch at the Dragon Cafe. The B&B is run by Mary Lynn Chauffe who has refurbished The City Hotel from 1800's fame and early 1900's life as a boarding house. The rooms are exquisitely charming and... More