Cottages in Acadia Parish

"Rooms are clean "

"the bathroom still had someone else’s hair on the floor and toilet seat was broken "

"overall, this was very nice, clean and newer hotel. good price and great location not far from downtown."

"It was a very clean room and your staff was very hospitality, I enjoyed my stay there"

"Clean room,friendly staff and plenty of parking close to plenty to eat"

"Super clean and friendly staff. Not a single complaint. "

"Clean, well-maintained property, friendly staff, decent breakfast, and parking feels safe and secure.. "

"I am a loyalty member at Drury because I enjoy all the nice little perks offered. Dinner and breakfast are always great, and the rooms are consistently clean and comfortable. And most importantly, as a woman traveling nationally alone for work on a daily basis, I always feel safe. But this particular Drury has something the rest of them don’t have: Teresa. Teresa was made for the hospitality industry!!! She spent the morning walking around the breakfast and lobby area making sure everyone was happy and comfortable. She exemplifies the Louisiana perfect hospitality. She had a little chat with each of us sprinkled with calling us “sunshine” and I can’t even tell you how nice that is. It’s lonely being on the road. Sometimes I go all week and never have a real conversation. Teresa made me feel seen and feel at home. What a bright spot!!! Whatever you are paying her, you need to double it. 100000/10 drive the hour past Baton Rouge and stay in the Drury in Lafayette!"

"During my recent stay at Seven Clans Hotel, the fire alarm went off repeatedly between approximately midnight and 2:00 a.m. (around midnight, 1:00 a.m., 2:00 a.m., and several additional times in between). While I understand that alarms can malfunction or be triggered accidentally, what was most concerning was the lack of communication or direction from hotel staff during the situation. At no point did anyone provide instructions such as asking guests to remain calm, exit the building, or letting us know when it was safe to return to our rooms. It appeared that staff were either unaware of how to handle the situation or had not been trained to communicate during a potential emergency. Fire alarms understandably create anxiety for guests, and clear communication from staff is critical for both safety and reassurance. I was disappointed in how the situation was managed and would strongly encourage the hotel to review its emergency response procedures and ensure staff are properly trained to guide guests during situations like this."