Baton Rouge Hotel Guide - Highland Road Tennis Center hotels in Baton Rouge, United States of America.

"Always my go to spot when in the area! I recommend! "

"The staff there was friendly enough and we had a pretty good stay for the $$$. However there are some aethetics that could be addresses the building needs to be refreshed. Our stay was for 10 days and most days the coffee was cold, no waffle mix or syrup when they did have some. We were really looking forward to having waffles. If you didn't make it down for 7am sharp it will be slim pickings. It seems they never had an adequate amount of food items. Good thing we had a kitchen to cook! And then the staff is completing with guests for breakfast items. Not a good look. Could do better. Over all, we enjoyed our stay and would probably stay again. Scottie was very friendly and accommodating."

"Paid for my hotel on hotels.com never got into a room very misleading they wanted me to pay extra money for the room in cash before they gave me a room I said no never got any room there was traveling home just wanted somewhere to sleep for a few hours please don’t trust these people now I’m having a hard time getting a refund for the money I paid that I never stayed in "

"Clean room and nice rooms"

"Na"

"Great stay overall. The property was exactly as described—clean, well-maintained, and comfortable. Check-in and check-out were simple and seamless, and communication with the host was prompt and helpful throughout the process. The space had everything needed and made for a relaxing and enjoyable visit. Would definitely stay here again and recommend it to others. "

"Didn't have breakfast, the room was clean, they were business friendly. I just had a hard time getting checked in with the room key not working and both elevators being broken. "

"I do not eat breakfast "

"Overall, to me, things could’ve been a lot better for what they tried to advertise, even down to the bed sizing. Those were not true queen-size beds. I also believe that for everything that was offered, the lights barely working or flickering on and off, and us having to settle for what we got just wasn’t pleasing. Overall, like I said, the experience was what it was, and the main thing they need to do is advertise correctly. Ensure that if staff are going to be on the clock, they’re actually present and doing their job—not somewhere in a dark room doing God knows what—and make sure every room is fully prepared for the next guest. To me, we could’ve easily been placed in a different room, and the lighting issue could’ve been caught by simply turning the lights on and seeing they didn’t work. I’ll also say this—coming from out of town to receive what we did was disappointing. I’m glad it was only two of us, because adding even one more person wouldn’t have worked. Two people can’t comfortably fit in that bed, so I won’t be staying here again, and I hope they do better for the next guest."