The Roost Bed and Breakfast
Saint Francisville, Louisiana
Click here to tell a friend about this website.
|
The house is located at the edge of the woods, which are easily accessible. The country roads around the house are favored by Louisiana bicyclists. The entire area is rich in antebellum history and caters to travelers. Plantation homes and Civil War battlegrounds are available for tours, antique and gift-shops are plentiful, and restaurants are popular with tourists and locals. Paddle-wheelers on the Mississippi River stop at the St. Francisville landing and steam off with calliopes singing. Mardi Gras festivities are within a short drive's distance as are historic Natchez and Vicksburg homes and parks. New Orleans is an easy two hour drive away. Bird-watchers are drawn to our vastly diverse bird population and celebrate festivals throughout the year. In fact this is the area where John James Audubon created the majority of his bird paintings. He called this area his Happyland. Rooms are reasonably priced and comfortably furnished. Distinctive Features
Please tell the Innkeeper
you are visitor number from Bed and Breakfast Inns of North America. Innkeeper: Robin Scott and Karri Martin Smoking outdoors only. No pets.
B&B Inns of North America Home Page | The Roost Bed and Breakfast Website |
he Roost is a friendly and peaceful Bed and Breakfast located in the hill country of Louisiana near the historic town of St. Francisville. The two available guest suites include queen-sized beds and private baths. One suite also has an extra single bedroom and a private sitting area. Both suites are at tree-level, which would require climbing stairs. The large living room, dining area, kitchen and porch would be shared by the guests of the two suites. Both suites could be reserved at a reduced rate to allow couples traveling together to enjoy more privacy. Breakfast options are made available.
