Baton Rouge

At the largest antebellum plantation in the South, you can wander around the grounds at night, sit on the upstairs balcony and watch the ships go by on the river, and enjoy other Southern pastimes. — Fodor's

The former Heidelberg Hotel is along the river in downtown Baton Rouge, less than a mile from the capitol and adjacent to the Shaw Performing Arts Center. — Fodor's

Decked out like a cozy, amber-lit French lodge laden with fireplaces, wrought-iron gates, artisanal glasswork, rich paneling, and furniture upholstered in reds against a backdrop of earth tones. — Forbes Travel Guide

This centrally located property has two-room suites with mahogany furniture and a wet-bar area with a microwave, coffeemaker, and mini-refrigerator. — Fodor's

This high-rise hotel has somewhat formal rooms and public spaces with traditional furnishings. — Fodor's

This hotel is primarily for students and conference attendees, but others can stay as well. All suites have kitchens... It is fun to stay on campus, and there is easy access to highways. — DK Eyewitness