Open sewage on Site D4. We stayed for 3 nights. It was tight but adequate until our last day. On…read moreour last day we left for the day and arrived back to the camper at 4:00pm to a 20 gallon sewage pool surrounding the neighboring sewage connection just 5 feet outside our door. We called the manager who sent someone to tighten the cap. The manager was extremely rude, impatient, and said nothing would be done about the standing sewage "it will just sink into the ground."

We are from Pennsylvania and have had our RV parked at Cajun Country RV Park for 2 years now. It is…read moreconvenient, quiet, well maintained and very safe. Whether for a long-term stay or a short-term stay, it's just across the mighty Mississippi River from Tiger Stadium. The staff is very pleasant and accommodating. They are also very responsive to any issues. Austin is top notch!! I highly recommend Cajun Country RV of Port Allen.

I found the Lakeside RV Park on the Good Sam App. I didn't call ahead, but was so happy they had…read moreroom for me for 2 nights when I showed up. Miss Lorraine checked me in and she was so gracious and helpful. The park is very well thought out, only a couple of minutes from I-12, and can accommodate huge Class A buses all the way down to my little Class C. All of the spots are cement, so no gravel flying out of your tires for the first 20 minutes after you pull out. The Park is as clean as it gets and there's an 18 acre stocked lake for fishing, as well as a playground area, pavilion, etc. Check out their website: https://lakeside-rvpark.com/ This is such a beautiful park, I can see why folks spend weeks and months here. Thanks everyone! OK, now to write a 5 Star Review for Wayne's Real Pit BBQ!

Not far off the 10. Our spot was a pull through just for the night. My biggest complaint is the…read moreprice for one night! Almost $100 for one night. The office was helpful and kind. Love the pretty pond that people were fishing out of. Saw a swan out on it too. Has a nice sidewalk that goes most of the way around it. Looked like a cute pool, but was so full we didn't think adding more people would work for us. The park is well groomed and in good condition if you are cool with the price.

Great hosts! Everything went well. The place was easy to find, close to restaurants and shopping.read more

If you're looking for Spirit Airlines in the form of a hotel, you're at the right place…read more I've lived in Baton Rouge since Hurricane Katrina before moving to Houston in March 2018, and I've passed The Shades Motel almost daily. I had never thought too much of it; it's an old-school, unassuming, mid-century modern motel along the unofficial Red Light District in the Capital City. For years, I figured it was a makeshift brothel much like a similar...um...deca-flagged inn one mile north (if you're from Baton Rouge, you'll get it). I was completely wrong. The Shades Motel is a nice, quaint, no-frills motel whose footprint is much bigger than you'll see from the street. They have vending, ice and laundry machines, and the rooms clearly had some sort of renovation in recent years. I needed to return to Baton Rouge to surprise a former coworker in the hospital. On a tight budget from a slow month of work, I took a leap of faith and booked with The Shades Motel through Travelocity, where they have a 4.1/5 rating with nine reviews. I already knew where the motel was located, but even for an actual traveler, it's easy to get to because it's on Airline Highway (U.S. 61), the busiest drag in the city. My room was $55 for the night, $63 including taxes, etc., with check-in/check-out being 11 a.m. My transaction with the older Indian man at the desk was easy-peasy, and I proceeded to my room in the middle of the complex with my key and my belongings. Again, this is a motel, so each room, for all intents and purposes, has its own parking. My single king room was clean, smelled great and was equipped with local Cox cable, WiFi with the password was on the back of the TV remote, a sofa, a desk and *especially* a microwave and fridge. I am a huge germaphobe--possibly OCD--and I felt clean and safe enough to go barefoot in the room and in the shower. Naturally, the clientele weren't among the 1%, but they weren't anyone I felt threatened by at all, either. The bed was about what you'd expect from a no-frills motel--comfortable enough--and there was no shortage of towels. There was even the requisite Holy Bible in one of the nightstands. It was a great place to stuff my face, lay my head and commiserate about my life while bitterly watching my former coworkers at the local NBC/Fox affiliate... A little more about the location, The Shades Motel is located in the geographic heart of the Red Stick (Baton Rouge), just north of Florida Blvd./U.S. 190 and Airline Highway/U.S. 61. Sans traffic, you're about 20 minutes from Baton Rouge Metropolitan Airport, 20 minutes from the sprawling Mall of Louisiana, 20 minutes from downtown and the museums, and just over 10 minutes from Mid City, a large district home to great shopping, antiques and dining. But if you're into abandoned places as I am, you're walking distance from Cortana Mall. Formerly The Mall at Cortana, it was once a booming complex as recently as the late 2000s, now empty with locals walking about, pointing out which stores used to be where. I worked there at Aeropostale during the 2008 holiday season, and even did some shopping at Macy's before they closed in 2016. As uncanny as it sounds, the vacant Cortana Mall is definitely an attraction, but it's also worthy of a rebirth. Either way, you can still grab some deals at the Dillard's Clearance Center, one of the three remaining tenants and the only remaining retailer, or find a few other things at the stores along the perimeter. After a night of rest and reminiscing, I checked out promptly at 11 a.m. completely satisfied. This motel is conveniently located and included everything I needed, all while giving me a sense of safety and cleanliness at the right price. For my eventual next visit to Baton Rouge, I will definitely be checking in at The Shades Motel. Who knows? I might snatch up the Jacuzzi room. Just make sure to grab some Chinese at Gold Bowl down the street, my review here on Yelp. You're welcome.

Good place to stay with clean rooms, courteous staff and mostly working class tenants. It's a nice…read moreplay to stay for a few nights or a few weeks if you're working in the area. After reading some of the other reviews, it seems this motel has completely changed.

We were able to secure a spot for our new camper. Food is great there and the service is…read moreexcellent!! Can't wait!!

The best burger and onion rings at False River, also great selection in their grocery store for…read moreeverything you may need. Bartender is also awesome!

Staying here while working a job site for 6-8 weeks. So far we are very pleased with the park…read more Owners are very nice. Really enjoy the wooden deck on the patio side. No power issues. The train track across the street takes some getting used to at night while sleeping. But the monthly rate and proximity to job site is good. Not too far to New Roads for groceries and shopping. Definitely will stay again for the next job.

Staying here to be closer to the job site. Seen no reviews and couldn't find anything to give me…read moreany idea of what to expect. I was pleasantly surprised. The managers are very friendly and helpful. The campsite itself is clean and well kept. The laundry room and showers are also very clean. Pet friendly and one of the best points for a working man/woman is it's very peaceful and quiet other than the trains that pass nearby. There's also a convenience store and restaurant adjacent to the campground property.

Nice quiet smaller airport! New Orleans International airport is 1:10 away. Everyone here is so…read morewelcoming! Massage chairs at the gate?! Yes please! With TSA pre check we didn't need to remove laptops or shoes or anything else. Easy peasy! Airport smells like a luxury resort! So clean and well maintained! Absolutely fly through this airport if you have the opportunity!

Flying into Baton Rouge for work and it was one of the easiest airport experiences I've had. Clean…read moreplace, friendly staff and an overall great experience. It is a smaller airport so food options are limited. I would keep that in mind and plan to eat before or after your pass through. Would definitely fly into here again if needed.

In town for a football game so why not stay in the middle of it all. Fortunately, I'm no longer…read moreyoung and poor so I can afford the home game prices at this campus hotel. The lobby is attractive and the staff were very nice. The breakfast was great. That bacon was some of the best I've ever had and the omelette bar was on point and even offered crawfish! So appropriate. The room is just nice. Nothing special or extraordinary. Definitely not a show stopper.

The room was clean but it was small. The TV had a lot of channels. And the breakfast buffet was…read moregood. It was on LSU's campus and that was a huge plus for us!