Arrived late and nearby hotels were full or we would have never checked in. Sign was not lighted so we drove by the hotel twice. From outside it was dark and parking lot made hotel look like it was abandonded. Finally called the hotel to make sure it was actually still in business. Clerk was reassuring so we decide to take a chance. Had to literally pry front doors apart to enter. Clerk said "happens all the time" -SAFETY HAZARD- ..and then our stay went downhill. We booked 3 nights but cancelled after one night and moved to a Hampton 3 miles down the Interstate. They were as different as Detroit and Disney World.

On the positive side, the bed was clean and the coffee was good.

This motel is just off I10, and not far from all the main Baton Rouge attractions.

Even though we had no reservations and used a coupon, we were greeted as if we were royalty. We were quickly checked in with a smile, with all our requests being met. The room we wanted wasn't quite ready, but we only had to wait a few minutes while the staff immediately finished preparing it. The room itself was spacious, VERY clean, and the bed comfortable.

Breakfast was a notch above others. One morning we had delicious breakfast burritos and sausage. Another, biscuits and gravy. Because I loved the burritos so much from the day before, two of them were prepared especially for me. My kind of place!

I booked this hotel because it supposedly had a gym. There was a small room with a treadmill and bike that both did not work. Also a weight set but it was too small of a room to use it. The room smelled bad, was hot and the fridge was off. The internet would not work. There was no ice machine on my floor and finally my wake up call was 15 minutes late. I had booked 4 nights for business but checked out after one and went to Sleep Inn.

Very accomodating, very friendly, EXCELLENT value for money.

I'd avoid Saturday nights, one of the most popular night clubs in town is 100 yrds away.