Sweet Cane Inn

This place is phenomenal. Beautifully furnished and comfortable, with every detail imaginable. Tiffany is a wonderful cook and so friendly and hospitable. She made sure everything we needed was in place. It was the relaxation we needed.

I put a trip together to gather a group of friends and former classmates. My original purpose was to book a place where my oldest friend from the First Grade in 1952 and I and our wives could get together. It expanded from the original group to six couples so we took the entire home. Kathy was so accomodating and we had the pleasure of meeting her husband John and learned to story of the beautiful home and how they came to be the innkeepers. My wife and I have stayed in a number of B&B's over the years and this is by far one of the best. Everybody in our group enjoyed their stary. Cindy the innkeeper is a delight and prepared a wonderful breakfast both mornings. This is a wonderful home and in excellent condition and the furnishings are period correct to the home. I highly recommend the S

Loved our stay in Oleander. Very quiet and private. Breakfast was delicious. House is beautiful.

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 of nature in their bedroom. The breakfast was very nice and started promptly at southern time 830AM. It was worth the 15 minute wait as everything was cooked fresh in the back. Wonderful start to the day for sure. The location is walking distance to Front Street

I met the proprietor who was warm and welcoming. The home was lovely, clean and inviting and hinted of a fascinating history! The proximity to the downtown region of Natchitoches and the college were strong draws for me. I cannot wait to return!