Chez Felicite’ Bed and Breakfast & Events

Specialties

A unique combination of southern hospitality, gracious accommodations and modern day conveniences come together to offer you a pleasant stay along the banks of Bayou Lafourche. Relax your cares away in the comfort of this spacious property.

This grand country home is graced with three acres of beautiful magnolias, cypress and live oaks. The southern elegance and spacious property of Chez Felicite’ provides the perfect location to host your intimate gathering or grand affair.

Events at Chez Felicite’ are truly delightful and stress-​free. We offer an elegant country setting with indoor and outdoor gathering spaces to accommodate groups of all sizes. Let us show you how we can help make your special occasion, corporate function or family celebration a unique and memorable day filled with a setting tailored to your personal style.

Guest rooms are individually decorated with antique furnishings, enriched with heirlooms reflecting the essence of old southern charm. Each room is equipped with cable television, wireless internet and comfortable amenities to offer you a relaxing stay. Wake up to a delicious southern breakfast served in the dining room or on the back porch with a soaring canopy view of beautiful oak trees.

Enjoy the stunning scenery of Bayou Lafourche full of wildlife waiting to be discovered.

History

Established in 2013.

A home built in 1950 by one of Raceland’s early physicians, Dr. Phillip Robichaux, has been renovated as Chez Felicite’. The home has been a traditional gathering place for family and locals for over 60 years. This 14 room property is decorated with antique furnishings, enriched with heirlooms and local cultural art.

Meet the Business Owner

Dr. Mike and Brenda R.

Business Owner

Dr. Mike and Brenda are lifelong residents of Lafourche Parish. Dr. Mike attended Louisiana State University from 1963 – 1967. He was a walk-​on member of the LSU Tiger football team and was named to the All Southeastern Conference team in 1967. He graduated from LSU Medical School in 1971. In 1995, Dr. Mike was elected to serve as State Senator for Louisiana’s 20^th Senatorial Dist and was overwhelmingly re-​elected in 1999. He is a practicing physician of Southern ENT. Brenda began working for Title VII Indian Education of the Lafourche Parish School Board in 1976 where she served as Director/​Cultural Resource Specialist until her retirement in 2008. Brenda began serving on the Tribal Council of the United Houma Nation in 1992. She was elected Principal Chief of the 17,000 member United Houma Nation in 1997 and served in this position for 13 years. Mike and Brenda have been recognized and honored with numerous awards for their activism and ongoing commitment to Gulf Coast communities