Bed & Breakfasts and Guesthouses in Jackson Louisiana

From quaint Cajun cabins to grand plantation homes, there are unique Louisiana Bed and Breakfast Inns and Guesthouses to meet your lodging desires.  Explore our listings below to find inspiration for your next visit.

Rolling hills around Jackson make for lovely scenic drives between historic sites in the area. Founded in 1815, the town was named for Andrew Jackson following his victory over the British at New Orleans at the end of the War of 1812. Jackson is said to have camped his Tennessee army contingents on Thompson Creek on his return from that battle. The Town of Jackson was the site of two Civil War battles fought in 1863 during the Union siege of Port Hudson. One of these battles is commemorated each year with the Battle of Jackson Crossroads reenactment. A wealth of 19th-century architecture helped Jackson become a National Historic District, making it a good place to browse and sightsee.