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Amerisuites Baton Rouge East

6080 Bluebonnet
Baton Rouge, LA 70809
Nightly Rates: ( 139.00 - 139.00 )
3 Star


Property Description

AmeriSuites Baton Rouge East, is conveniently located at I-10 and Bluebonnet Blvd; across the street from the Mall of Lousiana and just minutes away from Downtown and Louisiana State University. An all suites hotel with interior corridors, features suites with mini kitche, refrigerator, wet bar and microwave. Come and enjoy our complimentary Bountiful Breakfast Buffet, outdoor swimming pool and exercise facility, all at an extremely afford price. You must be 21 years of age to reserve a room.



Amenities

· AM/FM Alarm Clock
· Coffee Maker in Room
· Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
· Express Checkout
· Free Parking
· Hairdryers Available
· Meeting/Banquet Facilities
· No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
· No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
· Free Newspaper
· Pool
· Parking
· Safe Deposit Box
· Fitness Center or Spa
· Television with Cable
· Laundry/Valet Services


Room Information

General Room Description
Standard kings and doubles feature a sitting area with sleeper sofa, kitchenettes with coffee makers, microwave and refrigerator, full size ironing board and iron and hair dryers.
Taking Care of Business Suites
Nonsmoking, Taking Care of Business king or 2 double bed suite with two line phones with dataport. Rate includes bountiful breakfast buffet.


Deluxe Suite
Master Suite with 2 double beds, non-smoking. Rate includes bountiful breakfst buffet.


Regular Suites
Spacious, non-smoking king or 2 double bed suite with sleeper sofa. Rate includes bountiful breakfast buffet.

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Indicative rates for search purposes only; check for specifi rate when making a reservation.


Miscellaneous Information

· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 3:00PM
· Check out time is 11:00AM
· Time Zone is EST,GMT-6
· Opened in 1997
· Renovated in 1997
· 128 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 6 floors.


Directions

I-110 South to I-10 East to Exit 162 (Bluebonnet). Make right off exit, go 1/2 block. Hotel is on the right.

I-55S to Interstate 12W. Follow I-12W into Baton Rouge to I-10E. Take the Bluebonnet Boulevard exit. Hotel is on the right.

I-10W from New Orleans to the Bluebonnet Boulevard exit, Hotel is on the left.

Take I-12W to I-10E. Take the Bluebonnet Boulevard Exit. Hotel is on the right

Take I-10E to the Bluebonnet Boulevard Exit. Hotel is on the right.

The AmeriSuites Baton Rouge East is located directly across from the Mall of Louisiana, convenient to all Petro Chemical Industries in the area. The business district is within a two mile radius. Close to shopping, sightseeing attractions, restaurants,and businesses.

BTR- Baton Rouge Metro/Ryan Field Airport - 15MI, MSY- New Orleans International Airport - 60MI


Guarantee Policy

Guaranteed reservations must be cancelled prior to 4PM hotel time, day of arrival to avoid a one night charge. If you pay by check, the check must be received in full two weeks prior to arrival.


Cancellation Policy

Cancel by 1600 hours, day of arrival, local hotel time to avoida cancellation penalty.


Restaurant Information

Ralph & Kacoo's

Casual atmosphere. Seafood cuisine. Friday - Saturday 11a- 10p

Copeland's Cheesecake Bistro

American, Cajun, and, Creole cuisine. Sunday 10a-10p, Friday-Saturday 11a - 11p.

J. Alexanders

Relaxed atmosphere. Continental cuisine. Friday and Saturday 11a-11p


Meeting Facility

Meeting Facilities

Our facilities offer 1,100 square feet of flexible meeting space and will accommodate up to 75 people. A flip chart with easel and standing podium are complimentary. Arrangements can be made for other equipment and catering needs.


Recreation Information

Santa Maria Golf Course Ketchum Fitness Center

Cardio Vascular Equipment, Jogging Track/Trail, Weight Lifting Equipment, outdoor pool

Casino Old State Capitol Louisiana State University Port of Baton Rouge

Area Attractions

Alligator Bayou Swamp Tour

Natural cypress bayou swamp. Take a boat ride into the swamp and alligators and native wildlife.

Blue Bayou Waterpark

Blue Bayou Water Park and Dixie Landing Amusement Rides.

LA Arts and Science Center

New State of the Art Planetarium and hands on museum.

Mall of Louisiana

Largest mall in the south with food court and carousel.

Rural Life Museum USS Kidd

World War II Fletcher Class Destroyer that has been restored to original.

Vista Surgical Specialty Center Baton Rouge General Blue Cross/Blue Shield Jacobs Engineering

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Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center Pennington Biomedical Center Mall of Louisiana Old State Capital Planatarium Argosy Casino Casino Rouge Port of Baton Rouge Magnolia Mound Plantation Nottoway Plantation Oak Valley Plantation Blue Bayou / Dixie Landing BREC's Bluebonnet Swamp Baton Rouge Z00 Tanger Outlet Mall The Shaw Group Ochsner Clinic Louisiana State University Southern University

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Travel Information for Louisiana Hotel Guests


If you are searching for an inn, hotel, motel or resort near a Louisiana attraction, amusement and theme parks, or close to shopping, cultural events, historic sites, museums and performing arts centers, or nearby zoos, a festival, a golf course, a Louisiana state park, this is where you will find it.


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AVOYELLES PARISH is an area rich in history, from the famous prehistoric Indian mound site at the Marksville State Historic Site to Civil War battle sites like Fort DeRussy, and historic museums like Tunica-Biloxi Museum.

BATON ROUGE, Louisiana's state capital in Plantation Country, has majestic plantations, legendary music, mouth watering cuisine, swamp tours, riverboat gaming and shopping; attractions are the Louisiana Arts and Science Center with its simulated space station & mission control center, the Art Deco-style Louisiana State Capitol, and Louisiana's Old State Capitol; there are also the Magnolia Mound Plantation, a 1790's French Creole house, USS Kidd, a restored WWII destroyer; and the lifestyles and cultures of pre-industrial Louisianians recalled at the LSU Rural Life Museum.

North of Baton Rouge, JACKSON has rolling hills and quaint bed & breakfasts and historic sites like Centenary State Historic Site, the oldest college in Louisiana.

St. FRANCISVILLE has quaint shops and dining in an historic district and two world-famous plantation homes, Greenwood Plantation, an elegant 1830 Greek Revival Mansion, and Rosedown Plantation & Historic Gardens, one of the nation's five most important historical gardens; another famous plantation home is Laura Plantation, where the Br'er Rabbit Tales were recorded.

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At LAKE PROVIDENCE the Louisiana Cotton Museum preserves the history and heritage of cotton cultivation, and its influence on life in Louisiana; South of Lake Providence is Poverty Point State Historic Site, a trading center of a 3,000 year-old prehistoric Indian culture.

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