Top Thibodaux Venues

• Spaces for 150-180 Guests
• 1 Restaurant
• 1 Hotel
• 1 Event Space

The Carmel Inn & Suites is a family-owned hotel in Thibodaux, Louisiana, steeped in the bayou land and Acadian culture of the region. The property sits on grounds with a history dating to 1855, when Father Charles M. Menard established a girls' school on the site. The Sisters of Mt. Carmel operated the school until 1965, and the hotel opened in 1973 on the original grounds — carrying that heritage into its present identity. For events, the inn offers more than 5,000 square feet of meeting and banquet space, accommodating gatherings from intimate celebrations to weddings of up to 150 guests. The Thibodeauxville Room, along with the adjoining Loudun and Bayou Garden Rooms, provides flexible space for weddings, receptions, baby showers, and private parties. Rental packages include tables, chairs, white tablecloths, and cleanup service, with catering available through preferred local partners.

• Spaces for 22-300 Guests
• 5 Hotels
• 1 Ballroom
• 4 Meeting Spaces

Courtyard by Marriott Houma is a four-story hotel near historic downtown Houma, Louisiana, offering more than 10,500 square feet of flexible event and meeting space. The property's Terrebonne Ballroom spans 4,532 square feet and accommodates up to 295 guests, making it the centerpiece for galas, corporate dinners, and wedding receptions. Three additional parlour-style rooms — Versailles, LaSalle, and Couture — can be configured independently or combined for larger gatherings, while the DeSoto Executive Board Room seats up to 22 for intimate meetings. All meeting and event spaces feature state-of-the-art audio visual equipment with multimedia capability. On-site dining is available through The Bistro and the Vieux Carre Lounge, and catering for private events is handled in-house. Complimentary parking and complimentary Wi-Fi round out the guest experience for both day events and multi-day conferences.

• Spaces for 1 Guests

Twelve Oaks Plantation Bed & Breakfast is a Georgian Revival estate set on a 750-acre working sugar cane plantation in the heart of Cajun Country. Overlooking the Big Bayou Black in Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana, the property is shaded by centuries-old live oak trees and carries a history stretching back to a Spanish land grant given to the Martin family in the 1800s — land that later became part of the storied Southdown Plantation. The estate offers three rooms in the main house and a private cottage, each furnished with antiques and period pieces and including a gourmet Southern breakfast served in the formal dining room. Banquet rooms accommodate meetings, showers, receptions, and gatherings of any size, and the grounds are suited to barn weddings, family reunions, and company picnics alongside the plantation's signature tours of its working cane fields and natural surroundings.