Bed and Breakfast St. Francisville | Myrtles Haunted Inn
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Step into the legend of The Myrtles Bed and Breakfast, one of the most haunted plantations in America. Nestled in the heart of St. Francisville, this 1796 estate is a masterpiece of Southern charm and mystery. Each suite tells a story, with antique furnishings, canopy beds, and intricate woodwork transporting guests to another era. Beyond its historic beauty, the Myrtles is known for its ghostly encounters—echoes of the past still linger within these walls. Guests awaken to a delightful gourmet breakfast, a culinary tribute to Louisiana’s rich heritage, served in the elegant dining room.
A stay at The Myrtles is more than just an overnight retreat—it’s an immersion into history, legend, and luxury. From its grand verandas to its gas-lit corridors, every corner of the estate whispers tales of the past. Guests are drawn by its **haunted legacy**, but they stay for its unmatched Southern hospitality. The combination of rich history, exquisite surroundings, and **award-winning breakfasts** makes The Myrtles an unforgettable experience.
St. Francisville is a haven for history lovers and adventure seekers alike. Discover the beauty of **Audubon State Historic Site** (5 miles from the B&B), where naturalist John James Audubon painted many of his famed bird illustrations. Explore **Afton Villa Gardens** (4.3 miles from the B&B), a breathtaking display of formal gardens amid plantation ruins. For a taste of the region’s finest vintages, visit **The 3V Tourist Court** (2.7 miles from the B&B), a boutique winery known for its small-batch Southern wines.
Just minutes from The Myrtles Bed and Breakfast, **Rosedown Plantation State Historic Site** (1.5 miles from the B&B) offers a stunning glimpse into the grandeur of Louisiana’s plantation era. Wander through its **28-acre formal gardens**, where centuries-old oak trees draped in Spanish moss create an enchanting atmosphere. Explore the **well-preserved antebellum mansion**, filled with period antiques and stories of life in the 19th century. Whether you're captivated by history, architecture, or natural beauty, Rosedown is a must-visit destination for every guest at The Myrtles.
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