Our History and Heritage

A historic 1855 Antebellum Planter's Cottage in the Natchitoches National Landmark District

1855 Antebellum Planter’s Cottage Natchitoches: The Story of the Andrew Morris House

Discover the 1855 Andrew Morris House, a stunning Antebellum Planter’s Cottage just steps from Front Street. From the legacy of the Ragan and Tucker families to our modern award-winning hospitality, see why this 170-year-old landmark is the perfect Natchitoches retreat. Join our 30-year legacy and over 150,000 guests who have discovered the 'Gold Standard' of historic lodging in the National Landmark District.

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Pencil drawing of the Judge Porter House in Natchitoches, Louisiana with columns, patriotic bunting, and a porch surrounded by trees. A sign and lamppost in the yard add a vintage charm.

A Contract, a Dream, and 33 Windows

As we celebrate our 30th Anniversary at Natchitoches Bed and Breakfast, we invite you to discover the charm of the Judge Porter House . This home is more than just a place to stay; it is a unique historical gem and a highlight of things to do in Natchitoches. The story of this home is truly a story of a contract, a dream, and 33 windows that have looked out over our city for over a century. Whether you are visiting for our annual festivals or exploring the National Historic D

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Our History and Heritage

1855 Antebellum Planter’s Cottage Natchitoches: The Story of the Andrew Morris House

A Contract, a Dream, and 33 Windows

A Century of History, A Decade of Excellence

From the hand-crafted grace of 1855 to the Edwardian elegance of 1912, our properties offer more than just a room—they offer a journey through time. We are humbled that our guests have consistently made us the top four ranked Bed and Breakfasts in Natchitoches for more than ten consecutive years.