What are the popular hotels in Baton Rouge?

Baton Rouge has many popular hotels. Whether you're traveling for business or going on a vacation, Drury Inn & Suites Baton Rouge , Tru by Hilton Baton Rouge Citiplace and Element Baton Rouge South are preferred hotels.

How much is the average rate for hotels in Baton Rouge?

For hotels in Baton Rouge, the average price on weekdays is US$146, the average price on weekends (Friday–Saturday) is US$169.

Which hotels in Baton Rouge provide high-quality breakfasts?

Renaissance Baton Rouge Hotel , DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Baton Rouge and Hilton Baton Rouge Capitol Center provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!

Which hotels in Baton Rouge provide fitness facilities?

Drury Inn & Suites Baton Rouge , Tru by Hilton Baton Rouge Citiplace and Element Baton Rouge South provide fitness facilities. Satisfy your fitness needs even while traveling!

Which hotels in Baton Rouge allow pets?

Motel 6 Baton Rouge, la - Southeast and Red Roof Inn Baton Rouge allow pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!

Which hotels in Baton Rouge have swimming pools?

Drury Inn & Suites Baton Rouge , Tru by Hilton Baton Rouge Citiplace and Element Baton Rouge South are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!

Which hotels in Baton Rouge provide free Wi-Fi?

Whether you're traveling on business or for vacation, Internet connection is an essential condition for travel. Drury Inn & Suites Baton Rouge , Tru by Hilton Baton Rouge Citiplace and Element Baton Rouge South are popular hotels with free Wi-Fi.

Which hotels in Baton Rouge provide airport transfer services?

Not familiar with Baton Rouge? Element Baton Rouge South , Hampton Inn & Suites Baton Rouge - I-10 East and Renaissance Baton Rouge Hotel provide airport transfer services.

Which hotels in Baton Rouge have spas that are worth experiencing?

Feel tired from traveling? Drury Inn & Suites Baton Rouge , Element Baton Rouge South and Residence Inn Baton Rouge Near LSU provide highly rated spa services.

What hotel promotions are there in Baton Rouge?

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The 10 Best Hotels in Baton Rouge for 2024

4.2/5100 Reviews

Hotel Indigo Baton Rouge Downtown

Baton Rouge|4.8km from city center

The Hotel Indigo has a great location in downtown Baton Rouge. It's within walking distance of pretty much everything to do and see, including museums, the convention center, bars/restaurants, and office buildings. While IHG's Hotel Indigo brand is supposed to be an upper-upscale full-service, boutique-inspired brand, the Hotel Indigo in Baton Rouge felt more like a generic Holiday Inn Express or Fairfield Inn. No doorman or bellman. No offer of assistance with luggage. No newspapers. Bar doesn't open until 4pm, which means you can't get a drink until then. There's no all-day F&B nor is there a pantry or gift shop selling non-alcoholic drinks and snacks. So I couldn't even get a bottle of Diet Coke. The restaurant wasn't open for dinner when I stayed because the hotel lost its kitchen staff or staff members. At breakfast, the restaurant was very basic. There's no real table service. The breakfast menu consists of three or four egg options with all orders placed at the counter. No coffee refills and the orange juice is sugary orange juice from a mini-bottle. No oatmeal, no fresh berries and fruit, no yogurt, etc. There were some breakfast pastries at the counter but they looked old. The atmosphere and food quality at Starbucks or McDonald's is better. The public spaces and guest rooms were very old and tired with extensive wear-and-tear. At the minimum, carpet in the hallways needs replacement as does some of the furniture in guest rooms. There are no USB outlets in the room. Only two or three accessible electrical outlets to charge assorted devices. That's just not acceptable in the year 2022. The clock-radio had iPod/iPhone docking capability ... maybe 10 or 12 years ago. We're talking like an iPhone 3 technology. No water was provided in the room. The mini-fridge and microwave were just haphazardly placed on the floor against a wall. The air conditioning unit was horrible. If you turned it on, the room was freezing even with the temperature set at 68 or 70 degrees. It never seemed to go on auto and stop running. I had to shut it off and sleep in a room that was about 73-74 degrees. I was woken up at several points during the night by what felt like earthquakes. I assume it was the elevator behind my room. Despite requesting a room away from the elevator, I was placed in a room right next to the elevator. The bathroom was dirty. Mold or mildew throughout shower. Old tiles that needed regrouting. Hair on face towels and throughout the floor of the walk-in shower. Everything just looked old and outdated. More like a dorm or locker room bathroom than an upscale boutique hotel brand. No mouthwash or other toiletries in the room. No bathrobe or slippers. The gym was well-equipped but, like everything else, was outdated. The equipment was a couple generations outdated. The general manager was apologetic and compensated me with a significant number of IHG points. While that was gracious of him, the fact remains that the hotel is