Sterling Grove Historic District Hotels, Lafayette

"Attractive room, great breakfast. One elevator didn't work. No wake up call. No premium (HBO, etc) tv."

"Really enjoyed community breakfast, meeting with people from all over the U.S. and Europe."

"We did a one night stay on the way to San Antonio, TX and the staff (Matt) made check in really nice. He was very pleasant and made sure we had everything we needed. The room was really nice and clean. The bed was also very comfortable after driving for 9 hrs. I would definitely stay again if ever in Lafayette again."

"Kitchen needs a little help! No small spoons and only one large knife to cut food. No cleaning materials for dishes or pots. I returned a dirty pot and bought my own scrubber. 2 Power outlets in the kitchen framed not working, they would call an electrician, one week still not repaired! Otherwise good spot good location to get to places in Lafayette. Quiet spaces. "

"Excellent choice for a stay in Lafayette, Louisiana"

"Nice clean rooms and the staff was amazing"

"The lobby area is terrible. Very dirty and neglected. Luckily our room was clean or we would have left. Unfortunately the walls are super thin and every night we were woken up in the middle of the night but loud parties. Would never stay here again."

"Staff members were Great Hotel has a bar area and convenient restaurant looking forward to Monthly returns to this Hotel."

"Decidedly average hotel booked by my Wife and I for the Lafayette Festival Louisianne. The best thing about the room was the shower due to its amazing water pressure. Otherwise, a few negatives to point out were: the fact that when the air conditioner kicked on it was very noisy, the fact that we could hear the flushing of toilets emanating from other rooms in the hotel, and the fact that our room situated on the 2nd floor facing the front of the hotel was not as sound proof as we would have liked. An example of the lack of sound proofing was the fact that we could hear some people outside our window talking late into the night (albeit the conversation was muffled). For the price of some $300/night"