Sweet Cane Inn

Terreca Taylor Edwards 

on Google

3 weeks ago

We never even got to the establishment. The company never responded to my reservation inquiry and refused a refund or to let me reschedule because I was diagnosed with COVID-19 (& had proof of it.) I was punished because I didn't want to bring COVID-19 to their small, intimate establishment. Due to their negligence, I'll never book with them again. I wish I could give 0 (zero) stars. 

Brenda Roberts 

on Google

3 months ago

The rooms offer a wonderful and cozy atmosphere, complemented by a seamless check-in and check-out process. The breakfast was delightful, and Tiffany's crepes were exceptional—truly the best I have ever experienced. Additionally, the location is excellent. 

Ken Jackson 

on Google

4 months ago

Wonderful stop but there are a couple things to share if you choose a from on the third floor, there's no elevator. I recognize I choose a Victorian style B&B, but at least give a guy some warning on the site. The last flight of stairs is narrow, had a curve at the top, and my wife doesn't pack light. I would have chosen the second floor just to miss the extra flight. The room was pretty nice and had the essentials, even a shower curtain for a bathroom door. Another thing to mention, as some wives don't appreciate the sound ... read more

Penny Crevoiserat 

on Google

5 months ago

I spent 2 nights at Sweet Cane Inn when visiting Natchitoches to attend the 2025 Folk Life Festival. I had a wonderful stay! Sweet Cane was built in the late 1800s and is oozing charm. It has been beautifully maintained and is in a great location. It's just a short walk away from the lovely, historic Natchitoches riverfront. I stayed in the Magnolia room on the second floor. I think that it's one of the smaller rooms, but it was certainly big enough for me. The bathroom was very nice: it had a large garden soaking tub and pl... read more