The Eunice center is approximately 17 miles west of Rural African American Museum and 19 miles west of Doctors' Hospital.
When to visit Eunice depends on whether you're interested in warm temperatures or a comfortable, cool climate. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) notes for comfortable temperatures and humidity, the best time to make plans to visit Eunice are early March to mid-May for warmer temps and late September to mid-November for a dash of cool.
If sizzling hot is more your cup of tea, the hottest months are typically June, July, and August when temperatures can average from 91 to 95 degrees Fahrenheit. The beginning of December to the end of February is the coldest time with temperature highs estimated at 66 degrees, with the daily average and temperatures dipping into the 40s at night. To avoid rainy days, the months to visit are July, September, and October, which experience less than .1 inch of rain, with mid-January having the lowest chance of rain.
When making reservations, keep in mind the most comfortable months temperature-wise will be the busiest. To ensure that you have a room during the time you plan to visit, it's a good idea to book in advance to secure your reservation.
If you want to stretch your budget so you can enjoy all that Eunice and the surrounding area has to offer, consider a stay at Days Inn & Suites by Wyndham conveniently located near shopping, dining, and popular music venues. During your stay, you'll have access to offers such as free breakfast, Wi-Fi, and HBO, along with money-saving AARP, AAA, and military member discounts.
Choose a standard room or a suite fitted with one king or two queen beds, a refrigerator, and a microwave, or choose a suite with a kitchenette, and a soothing hot tub. For added convenience, the hotel offers on-site laundry facilities for guests.
Best Western Eunice, located near the Prairie Acadian Cultural Center, is just the ticket for comfortable accommodations with plenty of features and amenities. The budget-friendly hotel honors AAA member discounts and provides a free buffet breakfast, free newspapers, a 24-hour business center, and free wireless and wired internet.
Rooms are spacious and fitted with quality linens and up-to-date decor. Each room is equipped with cable TV, a mini fridge, and a work desk. After a day out and about town, enjoy a dip in the refreshing swimming pool, work out in the fitness room, grab a snack, or take care of last-minute details at the business center.
For value with pizazz, Hotel Cazan in downtown Mamou won't let you down. This cozy boutique hotel is in the heart of Mamou, which is officially known as the Cajun Music Capital of the World. The hotel is located in a renovated historic building and surrounded by a variety of venues featuring music, bars, restaurants, and live entertainment.
You can expect superior guest services, friendly staff, and intriguing decor. For business guests or those planning an event, the hotel offers a beautiful green space for weddings, showers, and parties, along with a vintage room with high ceilings, imported French columns, mosaic floors, and mahogany features for special events or business meetings.
The pet-friendly hotel caters to guest convenience with amenities including internet, free Wi-Fi, an in-room refrigerator, free cable TV, a radio, ironing facilities, and a tea and coffee maker to perk you up in the morning.
One interesting tidbit about the historic building is that it's said to be haunted. Owners have had ghost hunters peruse the building, but as of yet, they cannot give a definitive answer one way or the other if ghosts are in residence.
The city is entrenched in cultural Cajun food and music, and to honor these activities, visitors have access to several annual events. These include the World Championship Crawfish Etouffee Cookoff during the spring. During the fall, the LSU campus plays host to the Experience Louisiana Festival.
An interesting place to visit is the Prairie Acadian Cultural Center, which is part of Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve. To learn about the traditional music, consider a visit to the Cajun Music Hall of Fame and Museum and the Savoy Music Center. At the historic Liberty Theater, enjoy live musical performances each week celebrating the sounds of Cajun and Zydeco music. Another point of interest is the Alexandre Mouton House.
When your travel itinerary takes you to Eunice, you'll be entrenched in Cajun and Creole culture. This means you'll have access to interesting history, creative dining options, toe-tapping music, and things to do, along with a variety of guest-focused affordable and luxury hotels.
Below are reviews of the city of Eunice, LA from an actual visitor's perspective.
I am from Eunice, but now live in Tulsa, OK. Was there for a visit. I love Eunice, but I find it's very run down..
Hotel was pretty quiet.
Food customer service!
The City of Eunice has good places to eat and it's a very friendly city.
The coffee shop Mosaic is really nice.