It's about the only choice in the area. Well worn, minimally clean. Curtains have rips, waste…read morebasket no empty, no cups for coffee, coffee maker missing parts. But front desk lady very helpful and kind. If there had been other choices in the area,we would have taken those. But tired and just wanted to sleep. Soap missing. No shampoo.

I booked this room with #FindHotel.net…read more It was fast, and no sales pitches! Just sign in, and that confirmed the discount. The hotel & room (Knights Inn, Bunkie, LA,) were VERY clean! The room included a microwave, minifridge, coffee pot (w/tea, coffee, and condiments,) a blow dryer, and a complimentary bottle of Niagra water! No iron & board. This is my first away from home stay since Covid, and I was very comfortable and at ease! Lynn, the front desk concierge, could NOT have been more kind & helpful! And, in case you're wondering, I was able to confirm that I saved $30 by booking with #FindHotel, as opposed to securing the room at the motel (w/tax & fees, it was $75 on a Sat nite). It was JUST what u need when u just need a safe, clean, comfortable place to rest! I would highly recommend BOTH!

Loved this venue for our conference! The rooms were amazing…read morefor our sessions and the staff had everything set up for our presentation. The food was delicious and the activities in the evening included shopping, movies as well as the indoor pool and bar!

Stayed a few days for a conference. One of the most interesting experiences I've ever had. Upon…read morearriving and my initial scope of the place I really felt like online reviews were treating the Paragon too harshly and that it could not be that bad actually staying here. The decor was not as outdated as it could be and you can see where they have touched things up over the years. It is a massive facility with other things to do besides gamble. The place smelled of smoke as I would expect from any casino/hotel. The Top Golf Suite cafe took an hour and a half to bring food and it made everyone in there mad as h*ll. Nobody understood how you couldn't be prepared for an influx of people due to a conference. The burger I ordered from there was ok but the fries were overcooked. Paragon disabled the hdmi capabilities of the tvs so don't bring your PlayStation or Xbox thinking you'll play any of that here. They don't have a do not disturb sign for your door. The water pressure on the shower may be the worst in the United States of America. The light above the toilet area inside the bathroom was supremely dim. Flashlight needed My room had a sour smell mixed with housekeeping cleaner that kind of settled down after I ran the AC through my room. Stains were everywhere on my carpet and sofa chair. For the second day of my stay the water coming out of all of my faucets were BROWN (pictured). I notified the front desk and they recommended to just run the water for a while...I started running water at 4:45 pm and it is still brown at 10:21 PM. My coworkers also had brown water issues. The bed was very comfortable though. The towels in the room were clean and the surfaces that really mattered like the bed and countertops were clean. Paragons ability to host a conference is not in question because the infrastructure is there to do it and the service was polite. The food served at the conference was good overall. The movie theater was clean and a great experience. I would've tried the spa but it was closed. Numerous certain areas of the hotel just had a snapshot of an absolutely putrid odor. Every time I walked past a certain smell I just got mad as h*ll lol. If your love is not totally with gambling and getting drunk like never before...I would just stay at the Hampton across the street and then visit Paragon for certain activities. If you really need to gamble, come to any of the hotels in Shreveport/Bossier....may be a fraction of the size of the Paragon but I can almost guarantee you'll be happier and cleaner. As of 12:39 AM my water is now clear

Check in was the worse i have experienced in a long time. Was told room should be ready in about 1…read morehour so i decided to wait instead of driving to casino and then come back. I sat in lobby watching other people come in and getting their rooms. After waiting 3 hours finally asked to speak to housekeeping supervisor. I told her how come everyone else's room were ready but not mine. She proceeded to give me reasons/excuses and within 10 minutes I had my room (after a 3 1/2 hour wait). Not staying there again.

They have a washer and dryer so I stayed here. It's not fancy. The room are a nice size…read more Breakfast in bags to go. Alarming is how many people do not wear face masks during the pandemic because it's optional. Hotel is 100% full... so the mask optional may make you nervous here. They are very nice and accommodating so that's great! However in this little town, One covid19 case can quickly become the whole town. They invited people from all over to visit... beautiful nature

Have an appointment in the area, decided to stay here, as we have stayed here in the past, with no…read moreissues (within 2 years). Our favorite part has always been the pool and whirlpool. This location is run down to say the least. The flower beds are overgrown with weeds, from the sidewalk, the pool looked to be a questionable color, the room was dirty, trash under beds, broken tile in the restroom, non-working toilet, lamps broken, carpets stained, exposed wires hanging from a/c and then the pool....green, the outside furniture in disarray and the whirlpool, boarded up. I asked the manager upon check in if the pool was up and running, as my little girl was looking forward to swimming, she told me yes. I went back down and let them know the toilet was not working, I was informed there were no other rooms and no maintenance person in site. Save yourself the trouble and book elsewhere!!

I am really trying to see who is writing these reviews and giving this hotel over 3 stars! The only…read morereason they received one is because the front desk staff was understanding! This hotel reeks of MOLD! The smell of mold is overwhelming as soon as you walk in the door and the hotel is filthy. I believe housekeeping only changes bedding and bathroom towels. My room had to be changed out 3 times. The first one was because there was a hole in the tub and the tub would not stop running (it was already running when I check in and would not turn off). Each of the rooms I had were molded in the bathroom and the AC unit, fixtures were rusted and there was trash still in the rooms. I would have left the hotel if there was another Hampton with the next 35 miles.

Stayed last year and had an absolute blast. The restaurant was amazing and it was just super fun. I…read moredid have a crazy experience when my husband and me were alone and 2 candles from the inside of a candelabra hopped out and rolled to our feet. i could understand 1... but not 2 at the exact same time and we were alone standing still for a picture in the divided room looking into the mirrors....

A visit to The Myrtles Plantation offers a unique blend of Southern history, architectural beauty,…read moreand just enough mystery to keep things interesting. The guided tour does a strong job of bringing the property's past to life. Set among towering oak trees and Spanish moss, the plantation itself is visually stunning, and the home's preserved interiors give an authentic glimpse into 18th- and 19th-century Louisiana life. Rainy Day our knowledgeable and engaging tour guide, was mixing well-documented history with the plantation's well-known ghost stories in a way that feels balanced rather than over-the-top. That said, expectations matter. If you're hoping for a purely historical deep dive, some of the supernatural elements may feel a bit dramatized. On the flip side, if you're looking for a full-on haunted experience, it's more subtle than theatrical. Overall, The Myrtles Plantation tour is a worthwhile stop for anyone traveling through Louisiana. It offers a memorable mix of culture, history, and atmosphere--especially for those who appreciate a good story along with their sightseeing.

This hotel is permenetly shut down and has been for years. It was a great hotel but now it is…read moreabandoned and falling down.

Very nice hotel - not the cheapest - but very nice. Some rooms quite small, like barely an extra…read morechair, where another was two queens and a couple of chairs - just luck of the draw. Staff all very friendly and well attentive. Bar staff really nice and helpful

I stayed at Hotel Cazan last weekend and was so pleased with the hospitality that Ms. Valerie…read moreprovided. The room was cozy and she went above and beyond to make sure that I had everything I needed. I did stay in Room 13 and the bed was so comfortable that, even if a ghost did try to mess with me, I slept through it. The hotel is full of art and interesting artifacts. It was fun to just look around! It is right across the street from the famous Fred's Lounge. There is also a bakery a few doors down that has awesome cheesecake. I highly recommend Hotel Cazan. It is, by far, the best hospitality I've ever experienced...and I worked in the hospitality industry for more than 15 years. So, go see Ms. Valerie, you won't be disappointed!

Very overpriced. Says 100 % Guaranty but it's not. Wasn't told there is no elevator. lots of road…read morenoise. Best part of stay was Valerie.

It was a really nice room will let parking lot good staff. Everything was all right about this…read moreexcept for the fact that they need some type of humidifier in here or something. It's just really muggy and human in the rooms. Well, it was on the first floor anyways it felt like all my clothes were slightly slightly damp, not horrible, but definitely something that made me a little uncomfortable. Everything else was nice though.

No stars rude and they spy on you they all went crazy wanting to fight in front of my 3 yr old…read morenephew over nothing not ok and then tell us we getting charged 100 more cause we lied and Idk what they think we lied about but what ever wasn't there 5 mins before this happened terrible ppl

When we were here, the hotel was going through a remodel. Our room was really nice, but the smell…read moreof paint and chemicals I couldn't handle so I went down and ask Ambrosia she was at the front desk. If she had any kind of air freshener or candle or something I could put in the room to cover the smell. Ambrosia said why don't we go up to the third floor and see if it smells up there. And it didn't so she moved us to the third floor which was super sweet of her to do this. So I recommend staying here because the staff were so friendly.

Staying for the resident cat named Mama. Love this hotel so much - staying one extra night!…read moreBeautiful, clean hotel. Locally run with friendly staff, great complimentary breakfast and comfy pillows. It has the feel of a small business. There is also a pool that I plan on using later today. The staff members are so wonderful and provide great recommendations of things to do in the area. Located conveniently off a highway on Breaux Bridge, this hotel is a great place to stop and recover from long travel days.

I stayed here on a business trip. The owners are super nice but I paid for a room not a friendly…read moreOwmer. The rooms smell old, nasty carpets. The bed sheets horribly stained and I had a dead roach on pillow as well as live roaches in bathroom. Water took forever to just warm up. Next night I paid a few dollars more stayed at all star inn down the road still old but it was clean and no bugs. Ok

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