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8 Canal Street, New Orleans, Louisiana
Good for: Casino and Gambling, Arts and Culture, Aquarium
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La Quinta Inn & Suites Baton Rouge Denham Springs
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1617 Oneal Lane, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Good for: Family Travel, Women's Travel, Luxury Travel
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5020 Hollywood Avenue, Shreveport, Louisiana
Good for: Budget Travel, Casino and Gambling, Family Travel
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Fairfield Inn & Suites Lafayette South
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1606 West Pinhook Road, Lafayette, Louisiana
Good for: Family Travel, Business Travel, Road Trip
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5131 University Parkway, Natchitoches, Louisiana
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1407 Martin Luther King Dr., Monroe, Louisiana
Good for: Road Trip, Seniors, Family Travel
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Courtyard Shreveport-Bossier City/Louisiana Boardwalk
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100 Boardwalk Boulevard, Bossier City, Louisiana
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742 MacArthur Dr, I-49 Exit 86 (formerly Rodeway Inn), Alexandria, Louisiana
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34579 Grantham College Road, Slidell, Louisiana
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140 Holiday Blvd, Covington, Louisiana
Good for: Business Travel, Family Travel, Travel with Pets
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Hampton Inn & Suites Morgan City
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6365 Highway 182 East, Morgan City, Louisiana
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4601 North I-10 Service Road, Metairie, Louisiana
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3645 Highway 18, Vacherie, Louisiana
Good for: Family Travel, Historical Travel, Luxury Travel
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75368 MOONSHADOW LANE, Abita Springs, LA 70420
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Holiday Inn Express BREAUX BRIDGE/HENDERSON
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2942h Grand Point Hwy, Breaux Bridge, LA 70517
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I was a bit happier with the Super 8. The facilities were a bit better than the Days Inn and the staff was friendlier. It was also cheaper. No pool for those to whom that matters. Breakfast was fine. $65 as of March 2011.
Although this motel looked pretty good on the outside I was not that happy with the facilities. There was a decent pool, a refrigerator, and a microwave; but the door lock was very touchy and the toilet needed work. The desk clerk was a little rude. The one the next morning was a bit better. Breakfast was average. A bit expensive for what you get at $81 as of March 2011. Not horrible but there are many other choices in town.
The Super 8 in Kinder is a decent enough budget motel, just nothing out of the ordinary. There were no extras except a bigger screen TV. The bed was comfortable. The staff was okay. If you are on a tight budget this motel is fine.
Hostel, B and B, Hotel; it's all of these when you stay at the Guesthouse. It's a sweet spot on the south end of Uptown New Orleans. Located on eclectic Magazine St. just four blocks from the St. Charles Cable Car, you can be anywhere for a buck and a quarter. Very unique building renovated from an Infant Orphan Asylum that was in operation in the late 1800's through the 1900's. The stay at St. V's was on Halloween weekend and I halfway expected some spiritual encounters, but all I got was some good $3.50 red beans and rice from their in house restaurant. The rate was around $25 a night, for a private hostel room with two, very sufficient beds. Bring your own bedding or sleeping bag if choosing the lower end rooms. The value of these rooms may come from their savings in not laundering the sheets. The staff was anywhere from cool to very helpful throughout the three-day stint. The part of town, well, that's the real kicker that made this dirty, little room excellent for the occasion.
Old, historic building with photos inside of early 1900's nuns giving care to their orphans. Great view of the Superdome and downtown from the third floor made sunset beverages just taste better. There was a pool, but the water may have been from the last hurricane. Who swims in October, anyway?
The place was nice. We stayed 1 night although we were charged 2 parking fees at $35.00 a piece. They did take the second charge off after asking twice.
I stayed here for only one night. They didn't let me check in until 4pm. My room was clean, however I would describe it as drab. I couldn't get an internet connection unless I was sitting in the lobby.
The pool was dirty. The continental breakfast consisted of rolls, butter, and jam.
The location was good, it's very close to Bourbon Street.
Parking is expensive...no free parking anywhere close to the hotel.
I paid $60 for one night and feel that was probably a little too much.
Location very close to Bourbon Street and also very close to Jefferson Park and the St. Louis Cathedral.
The facilities were pretty decent; but the night clerk was more interested in talking with friends than serving customers. I'd give the hotel another try.
Free High Speed Wireless Internet Access; Microwave; Refrigerator; 25 inch TV with more than 40 channels including HBO, CNN, ESPN, Discovery and more; Clock Radio; Data ports; Hair dryer.
- Free High Speed Internet Access
- Interior Corridor
- Large Rooms and Jacuzzi Suites
- Free Daybreak Lite Breakfast
- FREE Local & Long distance Calls
- Free Fax Service
- Free USA Today Newspaper Daily
- Outdoor Pool
- Coffee available in the lobby 24/7
- Within Walking distance to Chef Roy's Frog City Cafe and Lounge Famous Restaurant
- Casinos are also within walking distance
- Pets are allowed with a required Deposit
- Convenient location with easy access to I-10
- Ample BUS, TRUCK and Trailer Parking
Our stay here was pleasant with a friendly staff. Breakfast was very good in the restaurant. It was nice staying right in the French Quarter, so we could walk to where we wanted to go most of the time, but since our room was by the street it was a bit noisy during the night.
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