Find hotels near 13th Gate Haunted House, Baton Rouge from AED 279

"Great room and staff were friendly. We had an issue for 1 night with the room next door partying but security quickly sorted it and they were gone the next day. I would say that the rooms need soundproofing though, they have very thin walls!"

"It's The in a perfect location. Everything is in walking distance. There's a pool on 3rd floor with large seating area where you xan watch the Mississippi river go by. However, the hotel needs to be updated. The rooms look run down and mattress i slept on was a very old spring mattress. I felt spring popping up. Not comfortable at all. Be prepared to pay for parking. There's NO FREE parking. The valet parking is much cheaper than the paid lots. Valet was i believe 37 per day. The paid lots are over 100 for 24h. Overall I was satisfied but expecting more."

"Loud banging through the walls at night, no soap available when we asked the front desk, parking expensive and off property, staff unhelpful. Generally clean and in a good walkable part of the city, but was unhappy overall with the stay"

"Everything was perfect! Thank you guys so much!"

"It was a quick trip. The hotel was nice"

"The front desk and valet employees were very nice and informative. My room was clean and housekeeping was available for extra towels . Which they provided quickly. My only complaint was the breakfast. The food was horrible. The chef needs to be fired. That’s how bad the breakfast was and they need a better menu."

"The atmosphere the staff was very friendly and the rooms clean and nice."

"I enjoyed my stay there. Was there for work and way better than staying in a hotel. Place has everything me and my work partner needed. "

"Since we were there for the Tiger 5K, the location was perfectly situated right down the road from LSU. It was clean and comfortable. Parking in front of the building was tight, but the back lot made up for it. Check in was easy, a little tricky to get the key box open, but we got it done. The only thing concerning to me was the amount of honey bees that we kept finding dead and catching and releasing. "