The Old Castillo Bed and Breakfast, located 10 miles from Lafayette, LA, was built circa 1825 by Captain Edmond Castillo. It has been listed on the National Register of Historic Homes since 1978. The building is nestled along the lazy Bayou Teche, beneath the branches of the legendary Evangeline Oak.

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	Romantic Getaways
	Weddings

Property Features Architecturally or historically interesting Central TV Central VCR/DVD Central phone Coffee maker Free Off-street Parking Garden Guest fridge Guest patio Iron & Ironing Board No Resident Pets Wedding/Event Space	Location Attractive neighborhood Has tourist attraction(s) City/Urban Nearby restaurants and "Things to Do" Quiet location	Languages English French
Others Features All year Urban	Historical Awards Granted City Historical Site (Granted) Local Register (Granted) National Historical Site (Granted) National Register (Granted) State Historical Site (Granted) State Register (Granted)	Historical Society Memberships National Trust City Historical Society Local Historical Society State Historical Society

Acadian Memorial - St. Martinville St. Martin de Tours Historic Church - St. Martinville Petit Paris Museum - St. Martinville Multi Cultural Center - St. Martinville Longfellow-Evangeline State Park - St. Martinville Vermilionville & Jean Lafitte National Park - Lafayette Acadian Village - Lafayette Jefferson Island - New Iberia Avery Island - New Iberia Shadows on the Teche Museum and many more

Other Things to Do
Swamp Tours

Average Rates
Start From USD 70.00 To USD 150.00 Daily

Mode Of Payments

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