4 Gay Hotels in Baton Rouge, LA — LGBTQ+ Friendly Stays

Walk into The Stockade Bed and Breakfast and you're stepping onto land listed on the National Register of Historic Places as an archeological site. This quiet garden home is run by innkeeper Janice DeLerno, who has been hosting guests for nearly 20 years. Antique-furnished rooms and local Louisiana art fill the space. Southern-style treats and soul food offerings add to the charm. The vibe is casual and mixed gay-straight, with a cocktail lounge and outdoor seating on site. Check-in details aren't confirmed, but the B&B is open daily from 9am to 5pm (except Saturday, when it runs until 5am for overnight guests). Free Wi-Fi is included. If you're looking for a night out, the Hilton Baton Rouge Capitol Center is nearby. This is a serene, adult-friendly spot for queer travelers who want history and hospitality without the fuss.

A local Pride sponsor, this all-suite hotel offers spacious rooms with kitchenettes and a lush tropical atrium. Convenient for both business and leisure stays in Baton Rouge.

The Crowne Plaza Executive Center is a business-class hotel that stands out for its newly renovated rooms and a huge 24-hour fitness center. It's pet-friendly, so you can bring your dog along on your trip. Located right off the highway, you'll want a car to get around. The outdoor pool is open late, and free WiFi helps with planning your stay. With a 2.7 Yelp rating from 91 reviews, it's a practical choice for travelers who value convenience over charm.

One Yelp reviewer gave this Hilton a 2.7 out of 5 on average across 173 reviews, noting it's a popular spot for its location. Housed in the historic Heidelberg and Capitol House Hotel, it blends old-world charm with modern amenities. The third-floor pool and deck offer Mississippi River views, and many rooms overlook the river as well. You'll find 291 elegantly appointed guest rooms, free WiFi, and a complimentary shuttle within five miles. The hotel is adjacent to the Shaw Center and Raising Canes Convention Center, making it convenient for event-goers. It's also close to Louisiana State Capitol and LSU. The adjoining bar is a good spot for cocktails before heading out. Its low Yelp rating suggests inconsistent experiences, so check recent reviews before booking. Check ratings and hours.