Bed & Breakfasts and Guesthouses in Leonville 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.

Leonville, a town settled by free people of color living on the beautiful Bayou Teche, was named after the Catholic priest who built the settlement's first church in 1898. The city remains a destination for the devout; the grotto at St. Leo's Catholic Church in the center of town is a local visitor attraction. Leonville is located on the outskirts of Opelousas, which means that its Cajun roots run deep. Outdoors enthusiasts take note: the 50-mile Opelousas Loop of the Louisiana bike trail network runs through Leonville, as does the kayaker- and canoeist-friendly 135-mile-long Bayou Teche National Water Trail.