The small and the big: first, the desk clerk checked me into a room that had not been cleaned and had dirty linen in piles all over the room. Redirected to a cleaned room, I found it spacious and pretty quiet with a window on to Jefferson Street (or Rue de Jefferson, as the Acadian's like to say) but getting... More

Unless you don't mind staying on a very busy road this is probably the best place to stay in Lafayette. On the plus side the rooms are huge, and it gets all the basics right, comfy bed, good shower, coffee in room etc. The downside is there is no bar, restaurant or coffee shop. There is however a great diner... More

I remember this place when it was an antique store way back in the 1980's and before that when a dress shop occupied the first floor when I was in college at USL in the 1970's. What it's turned into is a lovely little hotel. The room placement on the top floor is unique in mostly a good way. However,... More

This hotel was suggested as a boutique hotel in Lafayette, La. The hotel description was far from what I expected. The building is a odd looking and not very curb appealing. The rooms are spacious and clean, beds were not very comfortable at all, sink was in the bedroom are. Surrounded by parking lots. Staff was friendly but very inexperienced.... More

We came to Lafayette from New Orleans to visit our son who attends ULL. We stayed at the Juliet Hotel because the bed & breakfast we usually stay was booked. The hotel was ok, our room was ok; not very well soundproofed because we could hear people talking and a tv on late in the evening. The shower didn't have... More

This small hotel was fantasic ,our room was very very nice with a large bath nice comfy bed just what you need after a long ride . We had the outdoor pool to ourselves as we arrived early ,there was no problem with an early check in . The staff could not have been more helpful.There is a really nice... More

On our way from New Orleans to Austin we wanted to stop in Lafayette for one night. We choosed Juliet Hotel because it was the only hotel i the down town area. I don´t have anything to complain about. Everything was nice. Not super great, but nice. Room is big and clean. The sink was outside the bathroom which was... More

We just stopped through on a longer road trip, so I don't know much about the area. I actually got to speak to staff from each shift, at check-in, overnight on our way in from dinner, and morning at check-out. Everyone was friendly and helpful. Although I could not find a DND sign for the door, housekeeping did not stop... More

the juliet is a cute little hotel that is centrally located and in easy walking distance of many good restaurants. it is a boutique hotel by southern louisiana standards, not by major metropolitan city standards--something reflected in the price (it is $125 a night vs. $400 a night). yes, the pool is small, but it is clean and just the... More