La Quinta Inn Baton Rouge

From the moment I entered the property I knew I made a mistake. The front desk girl that checked me in was shall we say abrasive. She was short and unwelcoming. Push papers across at me and told me to sign. The elevator is shifty and gave me pause. The hallways are a disaster area. Looks as if they took the standard LaQuinta carpet and wall colors, slapped them down and called it day. The walls were scratched to the extreme, poorly lit; all bad. As for the room, where to start. The chair had stains on the seat and what appeared to be maybe chocolate on the arm rests. The paint on the walls is scratched and thin. Looking like one poor coat of cheap paint. The corners and edges were cracked and open. The bathroom had cracked and stained sheetrock. The handle in the tub was broken off. The exposed nut was the only way to open the valve. The paint was sloppy and didn't even cover the wall behind the toilet. Will NOT be returning. To the person responding to these complaints. Don't bother, your apologies are empty and without merit. Update, “Mike” Patel did not return my phone call or make any effort to address my complaint. On to trip advisor for my next post.

Location is conveniently close to I-10. Hotel is run down and dirty. Musty smell throughout the lobby and hallways and into the room. This facility clearly needs an overhaul. No breakfast, despite advertising for it on their site. I would not recommend.

We arrived after booking our room a month in advance to a closed down hotel. No notification that the hotel was closed until security told us to go away. We were told to contqcr the number on the door. After tryibg to get someone to help us for over 3 hours, we were hung up on