My wife and I have spent a good time traveling and this may be the first time ever that we started thinking of returning again to an area simply bcause of the B&B. We actually felt we had made some friends by the time we had left. The owner (doctor) spent a great deal of time with us explaining some... More

After reading the reviews - the vast majority of which were stellar, I had rather high expectations and I am pleased and gratified that they were surpassed. This is a truly lovely home. Though it may appear at first glance like a gallery at the Smithsonian, Bocage is in no way a stodgy hands-off memorial to a dead era. It... More

My Husband and I stayed at Bocage to celebrate our 2nd anniversary. What a beautiful Place! Upon arrival Roberto, the inn keeper greeted us along with Augie (the other inn keeper of the four legged kind:) Roberto was very friendly and offered us a glass of wine which we welcomed after the drive. He's SO knowledgeable about the history of... More

I have toured all the major plantations in Louisiana and Mississippi; and BOCAGE plantation was one of the best authentic plantations with absolutely breathtaking gorgeous antiques. This Bed & Breakfast was excellent. Rooms were fantastic with period furniture in pristine condition, comfortable inviting beds, and a wonderful steam shower! Our host Roberto was so gracious and was attentive to our... More

Just returned from an overnight stay at Bocage Plantation on Saturday evening. What an amazing place!! It's like being in a museum - but there are no ropes to hold you back from inspecting the antiques, walking through the rooms, enjoying the grounds, etc. We stayed in the Red Room complete with a Mallard bed, crystal chandelier, lots of antiques,... More

We arrived at Bocage Plantation for a quick get away and one of the things I have always wanted to do is to stay in an actual Plantation home. We could not have chosen a better location. To say that the home is beautiful is an understatement. We were greeted by Roberto and his awesome house dog, Tina Bojangles. Tina... More

We loved our three day stay at Bocage - not just tour a plantation, but live in one. Surrounded by a magnificent collection of antique furnishings, we were hosted by Roberto, an engaging, charming host. Breakfasts were great. It is a convenient location close to New Orleans, Baton Rouge, LSU, and Cajun country.. We will recommend it enthusiastically to all... More

Picture this: a place where your every want and need is anticipated, where each morsel of food is served on fine china and eaten with Repousse sterling flatware, where you sleep comfortably in a $20,000 antique bed, and even the sheets smell like expensive white flowers. You have entered - THE BOCAGE ZONE. This is, bar none, the nicest place... More

Bocage is tucked away along the Mississippi north or New Orleans. Our hosts, Roberto and Igor were so accommodating and friendly. They treated us royally with huge breakfasts and afternoon hors d oeuvres. The meals are served on an absolutely amazing collection of china, crystal and silver. The furniture and decor are rare pieces that are complimented by the upgrades... More