The BOIS SEC ROOM

Named for Alphonse Ardoin—aka Bois Sec—this downstairs room carries deep Louisiana soul and a front-row seat to the magic. Legend has it the Creole accordion master himself was one of the first guests to ever sleep here, and the vibe stuck.

The Bois Sec room opens right off the living room and sits so close to the stage you might swear the band is playing just for you. Don’t worry—music usually wraps between midnight and 12:30am, and it’s always the good kind of late-night.

Perfect for music lovers, night owls, and folks who like their lodging with a little rhythm and history baked in.

Room Features

  • Full-size bed

  • Futon (great for a friend or extra stretch-out space)

  • Private en-suite bathroom

  • Spacious walk-in shower

  • Downstairs location with easy access to common areas

  • Closest room to the stage (you’ll feel the music)Named for Alphonse Ardoin—aka Bois Sec—this downstairs room carries deep Louisiana soul and a front-row seat to the magic. Legend has it the Creole accordion master himself was one of the first guests to ever sleep here, and the vibe stuck.

    The Bois Sec room opens right off the living room and sits so close to the stage you might swear the band is playing just for you. Don’t worry—music usually wraps between midnight and 12:30am, and it’s always the good kind of late-night.

    Perfect for music lovers, night owls, and folks who like their lodging with a little rhythm and history baked in.

    Room Features

    • Full-size bed

    • Futon (great for a friend or extra stretch-out space)

    • Private en-suite bathroom

    • Spacious walk-in shower

    • Downstairs location with easy access to common areas

    • Closest room to the stage (you’ll feel the music)

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Small bathroom with blue walls, a corner shower with frosted glass doors, a white toilet, a small white sink, a large wooden framed mirror, a ceiling paper lantern, and a wooden shelf holding folded towels.
Black and white photographs of two men playing musical instruments, framed and hung on a pink wall.
A bathroom sink with a mirror above it, toiletries on a glass shelf, a wall-mounted soap dispenser, and framed artwork of musicians playing instruments, with a door and wooden trim visible.
Black and white art print of a vintage scene showing a corrugated metal door with music equipment and a violin leaning against the wall on a wooden floor
Black and white photograph of three musicians performing outdoors, with two men wearing hats and playing guitar and accordion, while a woman holds a microphone in front of a building.