We stayed here in March 2013. It wasn't what I expected, first they are using Bed and Breakfast loosely. The breakfast was 6 mini crossants in a ziplock bag in the fridge, 2 muffins, milk and orange juice, a container of raisin bran and some packets of instant oatmeal, and coffee. You can go to any other bed and breakfast... More

The first contact sets the tone: you cross a magnificent huge alley of oaks, probably three times the size of the famous oak alley plantation. You then arrive to a pretty 18th century plantation, behind which there is a huge park and a pond, with cottages. We slept in dovecote, some kind of windmill transformed into a triplex, with a... More

My husband and I have been visiting Butler Greenwood for over 20 years. If you want a quiet weekend away from the city, this is the place. It's only 35 minutes from our "city" home but feels like we are truly in the country. Miss Anne and her staff do everything to make you feel welcome and give you the... More

This was the 3rd trip that my wife and I have made to Butler Greenwood, and this time we were celebrating our one year wedding anniversary, and this place as always, never ceases to amaze me…. Anne Butler even took the time to get us an anniversary card… This place captures the word “Charm”, from the get go… If you’re... More

My husband and I just spent our fourth visit at Butler-Greenwood B&B in less than a year. Every time we leave, we plan our next visit. We love the seclusion. No one else exists in our world when we are there. Anne Butler is the perfect hostess. She's there if you need something but respects your desire for privacy. We... More

Butler Greenwood is a beautiful location. Quiet and peaceful. But found it to be more like going to a camp, than a bed and breakfast. Found it to be uncomfortably dirty. Was afraid to sit on furniture, or take my shoes off. Slept in clothes. Everything was dirty from the floors to the ceiling and everything in between. Appears to... More

If you want the real charm of a southern plantation, you must stay here. We were in Cook's Cottage and it had a great location and fantastic Jacuzzi for relaxing. Don't miss the tour to see original furnishings and a beautiful home. Only plantation to be owned by the 9th generation of the original owner.

Owner gives accurate picture of what to expect. Not a luxury hotel but some people expect more than they should. B & B visitors have changed now. Owner is considering stopping house tours - a shame because the furnishings are original and have never changed families - but tourists are not appreciating the experiences. The grounds are like going to... More

My BF is a fan of B&B's but I prefer more privacy. The cabins of Butler Greenwood offer a compromise. A private cottage on the beautiful and historic grounds of this unique Antebellum House is St. Francisville offer peace, tranquility all in the privacy of your own cottage complete with full kitchen and jacuzzi tub. The Cook's Cottage is small... More