Motels in Baton Rouge

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Motels in Baton Rouge

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1. Heritage Inn and Suites Baton Rouge/St. Geroge I-10

Heritage Inn and Suites Baton Rouge/St. Geroge I-10
2.5 star property
Kleinpeter
The price is £38
includes taxes & fees
11 Oct - 12 Oct
Heritage Inn and Suites Baton Rouge/St. Geroge I-10
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Top neighbourhoods in Baton Rouge

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Historic Downtown Baton Rouge

Historic City centre Baton Rouge blends political heritage with cultural richness along the mighty Mississippi. Explore the Gothic Revival Old State Capitol with its stunning spires or stroll through the elegant Old Governor's Mansion. The modern Shaw Centre for the Arts offers contemporary exhibits while Capitol Park Museum showcases Louisiana's vibrant history. Don't miss the stately Pentagon Barracks with their distinctive red brick galleries. Creole and Cajun restaurants serve up authentic gumbo and jambalaya throughout the walkable historic district. Boutique hotels in converted mansions provide charming accommodation with period furnishings. Though public transit is limited, the compact city centre core is perfect for exploring on foot while enjoying beautiful riverfront views.

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Spanish Town Historic District

Spanish Town Historic District packs Louisiana's oldest area with colourful Creole cottages dating back to 1805. Stroll beneath massive live oaks past pink flamingo yard art that's become the area's whimsical trademark. Embrace the bohemian spirit that fuels the annual Mardi Gras parade, the largest in Baton Rouge, while enjoying the peaceful residential vibe. Cosy bed & breakfasts in converted historic homes offer authentic stays with local hospitality. The area has limited public transit but remains highly walkable with tree-lined pavements connecting quiet streets. Intimate cafes serving Creole comfort food cater primarily to locals, with most closing by early evening.

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Mid City North

Mid City North offers a genuine slice of Baton Rouge living away from tourist hotspots. Wander tree-lined streets with traditional Louisiana homes featuring charming wraparound porches and weathered wood siding. The area parks like 48th Street Park provide peaceful green spaces perfect for morning strolls. You'll discover authentic Cajun and Creole flavours at budget-friendly local eateries. Accommodation options include cosy bed & breakfasts and family-run guesthouses that cost less than city centre stays. Getting around requires a car or rideshare since public transit is limited. The Red Dragon Listening Room offers a taste of local culture when you're ready to venture beyond this quiet residential haven.

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South Baton Rouge

South Baton Rouge combines serious retail therapy with laid-back Louisiana charm. The Mall of Louisiana and trendy Perkins Rowe shopping centre offer everything from big brands to boutiques. After maxing out your credit card, unwind at Topgolf's driving range or explore the peaceful paths of Hilltop Arboretum with its native plants and serene ponds. Tennis lovers can hit the courts at Highland Road Tennis Centre, while bibliophiles browse the extensive collection at Bluebonnet Regional Branch Library. Hotels cluster around the shopping areas for convenient retail access, and ride-sharing services make getting around this sprawling area a breeze.

Top landmarks in Baton Rouge

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Louisiana State University

9.2/10 (2,513 reviews)
If you'd like to get a taste of Baton Rouge student life, check out Louisiana State University in Highlands - Perkins. Why not take a stroll along the riverfront and watch the sunset while you're here?
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Baton Rouge and related destinations

Beneath live oaks draped with Spanish moss, the Old State Capitol's Gothic revival turrets rise like a fairytale castle with a political past. The observation deck atop the art deco State Capitol rewards climbers with Mississippi River panoramas worth every step. At LSU, Mike the Tiger lounges in his habitat before football games that transform the campus into a purple-and-gold celebration. The USS Kidd Veterans Memorial lets you explore a WWII destroyer frozen in time. Capitol Park Museum showcases everything from Mardi Gras floats to civil rights history. After dark, follow locals to dive bars where future blues legends perform for tips, or sample crawfish étouffée that makes fancy restaurants seem irrelevant.

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Find out more about Baton Rouge

Baton Rouge is also notable for its riverfront. Activities like running give you a chance to enjoy the outdoors while you're in town. Take in the local culture of Baton Rouge at Red Dragon Listening Room and The Old Governor's Mansion. While you're in town, don't miss a chance to see sights like Esplanade Plaza and Louisiana State Capitol.

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