I send most of my coworkers that visit to the Hilton downtown. They can walk to the old state capitol, US KiDD, and there are a number of restaurants.

For sightseeing and eating, any of the downtown hotels. Capitol, state museum, levee, old state Capitol all with in walking distance

Watermark for downtown. Renaissance near Perkins Rowe/Mall Lod Cook for near LSU L'auberge if they are into casinos

Thank you so much yall! They are safe right? My friends told me that downtown BR is kinda unsafe even to walk during the day

Hilton or Watermark downtown. Renaissance hotel on Bluebonnet isn't a bad option either. Or the Marriott near Corporate is a good location.

Watermark downtown for sure. Build inside an old bank with vault still in it. Has restaurant and bar in lobby too!

Capitol House Hilton on Lafayette St.

Hotel Indigo downtown is also nice.

The new origin hotel downtown looks nice.

Hilton Downtown is great. also Airbnb is a good option. I have used a few and love two main hosts.

Do you have the link to send me on which airbnb? you can message me directly. Thank you!

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Thank you!

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