Inexpensive Hotels in Louisiana
- The Magnolia Blossom is the state flower of Louisiana.magnolia image by Anna Polishchuk from Fotolia.com
From beautiful magnolias, rivers, bayous and plantations, Louisiana is a favorite among its guests. Some of the most visited places include the capital of Baton Rouge, New Orleans and the French Quarter, Shreveport and the Cajun area around Lafayette. There are many inexpensive options for your accommodations when staying in Louisiana. - Marti Gras celebrated in New Orleans was first celebrated in Europe before lent.broadmoor hotel image by Ron Morris from Fotolia.com
Located in the French Quarter in New Orleans is the Crown Plaza. This is a four-star hotel with many amenities. This hotel is equipped with a health club and outdoor pool. If you are staying for business, you will appreciate the business center, wireless Internet, secretarial services and audiovisual equipment. There is a restaurant and bar but, if needed, 24-hour room service is available. If needed, concierge services can arrange for dry cleaning, event catering service and tour service for the many sites in New Orleans. Rooms here are fully decked out with items to make your stay comfortable including cable television, climate control, designer toiletries, coffee/tea maker, premium bedding, turndown service, pay per view movies, and a video games console. The hotel is offering special rates for advanced purchase. As of September 2010 rates for two queens is $116.95 per night.
Crown Plaza
739 Canal St.
New Orleans, LA 70130
800-922-2791
ihg.com - Louisiana has the tallest state capitol building at 450 feet tall.Capitol Building image by dwight9592 from Fotolia.com
The Micotel Inn and Suites in Baton Rouge is one option for an economy hotel. Located off Interstate 10 near Siegen Lane, this hotel is convenient to restaurants and shopping. Rooms come with free local and long distance calls in the continental United States. Free wireless high-speed Internet is available in all rooms. Televisions come with one free movie channel, ESPN and CNN. Here continental breakfast is included with your stay. Each room is equipped with a clock radio, hairdryer and coffee maker. Some rooms have a microwave and fridge. Jacuzzi suites are available. Rates as of September 2010 are $69.49 per night for two queens.
Micotel Inn and Suites
10645 Rieger Road
Baton Rouge, LA 70809
225-291-6200
MicotelInn.com - The word hotel is taken from the Latin word hostel meaning food and lodging.hotel beds image by Albert Lozano from Fotolia.com
If you are looking for a budget hotel in the Shreveport area then you may want to consider Crossland Economy Studios. Located near the Pierre Bossier Mall and typically for longer stays, this hotel can be booked by the night and offers fully-equipped kitchens. Included are free local phone calls, on-site guest laundry, iron and ironing board available at front desk, wireless Internet for a one time fee of $4.99, and pet-friendly rooms are available. Studio suites with two queens sized beds are available for $64.99 nightly as of September 2010.
Crosslands Studios
3070 E. Texas St.
Bossier City, LA 71111
800-804-3724
Crosslandstudios.com - Louisiana is the only state with a large population of Cajuns.bedroom image by Ni Chun from Fotolia.com
Lafayette is located in an area of Louisiana known for its Cajun heritage. If you are looking to stay in that area then you may want to consider the Super 8 for accommodations. This hotel was remodeled in 2004. Amenities include free high-speed Internet, complimentary breakfast, outdoor pool, free extended cable, and 24-hour coffee in the lobby. Rates as of September 2010 are $58.88 nightly for two double beds and $58.88 nightly for 2 doubles.
Super 8
2224 NE Evangiline Thwy
Lafayette, LA 70501
337-232-8826
Super8.com
