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Where to Stay in Louisiana - Mobile Visitor Information Center

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Find the right place to stay in Louisiana
Use this page as your starting point to find hotels, bed and breakfasts, campgrounds, vacation rentals and more across Louisiana. The Mobile Visitor Information Center works with tourism partners to connect you with trusted places to stay.
Region or CityWhere to find official lodging info
Statewide LouisianaLouisiana’s official tourism website offers statewide lodging listings, trip ideas and travel deals.
New Orleans & surrounding areaThe official city tourism site provides hotel, B&B and vacation rental directories plus neighborhood guides.
Baton Rouge & Capital RegionVisit the regional tourism site for hotels near the Capitol, riverfront, LSU and major event venues.
Lafayette & AcadianaCheck the Cajun Country tourism website for hotels, inns, campgrounds and RV parks close to music, food and festivals.
Lake Charles & Southwest LouisianaUse the local tourism bureau site to explore casino resorts, waterfront hotels and nearby campgrounds.
North Louisiana & Sportsman’s ParadiseRegional tourism sites highlight lodges, cabins, campgrounds and hotels near lakes, forests and outdoor attractions.

Louisiana is a year-round destination, but a little planning goes a long way when it comes to where you stay.

  • Book early for festivals and game days. Popular events, parades and big football weekends can fill up rooms quickly. If you know your dates, reserve lodging before you arrive.
  • Consider driving times and parking. Staying in the heart of the action is fun, but sometimes a hotel a short drive or streetcar ride away offers better value and easier parking.
  • Check cancellation and change policies. Weather and travel plans can shift. Make sure you understand refund windows and change fees before you confirm.
  • Be hurricane-season aware. From June through November, look for properties that clearly explain their severe weather policies, especially along the coast.
  • Look for local flavor. Bed and breakfasts, historic inns and smaller hotels often include local décor, food and insider recommendations.
  • Ask about extras. Parking, resort fees, breakfast and Wi‑Fi can add up. Compare the full cost, not just the nightly rate.

If you visit the Mobile Visitor Information Center in person, our team can help you narrow down options based on your route, budget and interests.

Travelers sitting on a hotel bed looking at a map and planning their Louisiana stay

Sometimes the best place to stay is the one you discover in conversation. When you see the Mobile Visitor Information Center on the road, stop by and tell us where you are headed.

We can:

  • Point you toward hotels, B&Bs, campgrounds and rentals that fit your route and budget.
  • Share printed maps, brochures and festival guides with up-to-date lodging information.
  • Help you scan QR codes and online guides to compare options on your phone.

Look for us at festivals, fairs, sporting events and other gatherings around Louisiana.

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