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Samuel Guy House
Natchitoches, Louisiana.
Witness a piece of Louisiana history being brought back to life at the Samuel Guy House. Rooms are handsomely decorated with antique and reproduction period furniture, comfortable sitting areas, ceiling fans, spacious baths with Jacuzzi tub.
Bed and Breakfast Description

The Samuel Guy House was built in 1850 by Samuel Eldridge Guy. The house was the centerpiece of a working plantation and was located in Mansfield, LA. The process of dismantling, moving and reassembling the house started in September of 2002. The newly restored house features five guest rooms, eight bathrooms, twin dining rooms, a parlor and commercial kitchen, a fifty-five foot central hallway, and fifty foot front and rear galleries.
Guest rooms are handsomely decorated with antique and reproduction period furniture, comfortable sitting areas, cable TV, spacious baths with Jacuzzi tubs and more. Enjoy a full southern style breakfast including coffee and juice, using organic herbs and fresh grown produce when available.
What makes the Guy House unique is that every piece of furniture and all the paintings are for sale. Renowned furniture craftsman, George Olivier, constructed a cypress king size bed for the Guy House. Famous folk artist, Robert Miller, has placed several of his plantation-themed paintings in the house. Local artist, Ed Kollar, has also placed several of his oil paintings, many which depict houses and present and past scenes of Natchitoches. Antique dealer, Sherry Barrett, has loaned several beautiful antique pieces to the Guy House for you to view.
Area Attractions and Activities:
Whether for a weekend or a lifetime, you’ll enjoy everything Natchitoches has to offer. The natural sensations of a clear, fresh southern morning, an invitation to life like no other.
Particularly when it’s drawn in the heart of the southland. Here, in a area steeped with tradition, sunrise signals the awakening of a particularly unique community spirit. A spirit that embraced people and potential with a quality of life unmatched in America.
Explore Natchitoches, the original French Colony in Louisiana, with its perfect blend of heritage, tradition, culture, natural resources and innovation and discover why Natchitoches has been the destination of travelers and settlers since 1714!
- Alligator Park
- Bayou Folk Museum
- Bishop Martin Museum
- Cane River National Heritage Area
- Caroline Dormon Nature Preserve
- Fort St. Jean Baptiste
- Houseboat Adventures
- La Country Music Museum
- Natchitoches Arts Center
- Old Courthouse Museum
- Discover Sibley Lake
- Kisatchie National Forest
Services:
Cable TV, phones, coffee makers, Jacuzzis, bath/beauty supplies
Most Popular Rooms:
House of Brides Room: This downstairs bedroom features a gorgeous King sized reproduction antique bed and dresser. The large bathroom features a Jacuzzi tub. Cable TV/VCR and DSL wireless internet connections.
Check In Instructions:
Guests arriving late must call Inn ahead of time to make special arrangements, Keri 1-800-264-8991
Inn Information
Season: All Year
Rates: 95.00 - 135.00 US Dollars (double occupancy)
Rooms: 5
With private baths: 5
Mealplan: Breakfast included
Food Served:
- Full breakfast
Nearest Airport(s): Alexandria
Payment methods accepted: ![]()
Restrictions
- Smoking not permitted.
- No pets, please.
- No access for disabled persons.
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Samuel Guy House
Innkeeper(s): Keri Fidelak
Address:
309 Pine St
Natchitoches, LA 71457
Phone: 318-354-1080
Toll Free: 800-984-1080
Email: Email Inn
Map: View Map To Inn
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