I started looking at hotels as I got off Exit 876. I started with Best Value - the cheapest, but…read morevery sparsely populated and something just felt off. Then Days Inn - nice enough, but outdoor room entry. Then I came here and instantly knew it was the place. Same price as the Days Inn, and offers more than those two restaurants - indoor heated pool (I didn't even bother using the pool after all that, but it's still nice to know it's here) and hot breakfast (I don't even eat much breakfast, but, again, it's nice to know it's here). The room is very quiet, the Internet is fast and plentiful, everything is immaculately clean and my room has beautiful hardwood flooring. Hardwood floors in a budget rate motel? Pinch me. Still waiting for something to go wrong, but I really can't think of what, unless scalding brimstone comes out of the shower at random intervals. Side note: Whitney was very affable and patient when I arrived. She was happy to show me rooms and definitely helped make the sale. So if the bosses are reading this - praise to Whitney.

This is probably the most down to earth make you feel right at home place I've visited in quite…read moresome time

What a great find for us. Our first time in Lake Charles and since we love the BnB experience when…read morewe travel, we chose to stay at Aunt Ruby's. It was in a great location and our host, Dan, was so welcoming and accommodating and cooked us a delicious breakfast in the morning. We also celebrated our Anniversary at Dan's restaurant just down the street and had the most amazing meals with wonderful service. Can highly recommend this beautiful, historic BnB (and the Pujo St Cafe) to anyone traveling to Lake Charles.

This bed and breakfast was awesome I would recommend it anytime over an Airbnb or a hotel stay Chef…read moreDan was also awesome in making our stay very comfortable and the breakfast was chef quality it was an outstanding experience.

We decided to do a day trip to Orange to visit the Shangri-La Botanical Gardens (see my other…read morereview) and thought we'd stop at this old home for our elderly guest. You cannot go straight to the house for a tour, you must meet at the Stark museum across the street, purchase a ticket, and then be accompanied by a tour guide to the house. The museum is free if you'd like to visit that while you are there. Once you walk over to the house you cannot bring a camera in with you. A knowledgeable and very long winded tour guide will bring you around the average sized home for about an hour describing every room in detail. It's a pretty home from the outside and I wish that was all I had seen. The long tour of the inside was boring. Our tour guide was obviously very proud of the home and the history of the house in relation to Orange, Texas, but it wasn't as interesting to out of town people. I don't think that I am being overly harsh. My 70 year old mother-in-law accompanied us; she is a huge fan of old homes and antiques. She found the tour to be too long and to focus on mundane items in the house. My suggestion... go to Orange for the day. Visit Shangri-La and stop in front of this home to see how pretty it is from the outside.

We like going here around Christmas when the house is decorated and there is a small ensemble…read moreplaying Christmas music.

This hotel is a hidden gem. Literally. The hotel sits…read morebehind a small casino. When you drive up at first all you see is the casino and a small strip mall with some eateries. You have to drive between these two to find the hotel. The hotel is very clean, fenced around, beautifully landscaped, and well maintained. The staff are great. The hallways have a wild casino themed carpet and there is the casino a few feet away from the lobby through a breezeway, but you don't have to go there if you don't want to. My room smelled a bit strong of "air freshener" when I arrived, but other than that was spotless, very comfortable, and pleasantly decorated. It was equipped with a mini-fridge, microwave, big screen TV, a very comfortable bed, big bathroom with rain shower, nice towels. There was a pool that looked nice. Ice machine was at the end of the second floor, and there was a washing machine and dryer available. Like I said, there are various eateries right outside with a variety of food: Subway, Hunt Brothers Pizza, fried chicken, and more, a sports bar, and the casino. The hotel lobby is nice and the morning personnel are friendly. The check in clerk was more businesslike, but he was efficient. They require a refundable deposit for any damages. No smoking. I did not eat breakfast there but it looked very good, more than the usual. They had a hot breakfast with eggs, sausage, and a lot more. I'd definitely stay there again, and would be comfortable taking my family.

We stayed here for a night while driving through. Check in took a few minutes because they couldn't…read moresee where I had already paid which I did. But that's really an issue for corporate. The room and lobby was clean. No issues with cleanliness at all. We encountered a few staff members and every one of them were very nice and as helpful as you'd want. Breakfast was waffles, scrambled eggs, sausage, potatoes with bell peppers and onions on the side, biscuits and gravy. They yogurt was in a machine which was weird. Cereals weren't really kid friendly. There were a few pieces of fruit and a small assortment of breads/pastries. Overall not bad. The pool area didn't look very appealing, I could see what looked like leaves in the bottom. But we didn't get in it since we were just passing through. The theme is casino which was different and cute. Had good parking and easy access to rooms.

Do not book here what ever you do!!!…read more Mold on the walls and ceiling, water damage, foul Oder, broken lights, tv did not work, phone did not work, bathroom door would not close, shower was disgusting and covered in mold. We found this on a travel site as a 3 star hotel and we arrived to late in the night to leave and find another.. One of the worst rooms I have stayed in ever. Will never stay there again.

We checked in and check out as soon as we got the room. The halls and stairs smell like urine…read more There was dead bugs on the floor in the room. The bed linens are filthy. One side of the rooms electric didn't work. The bathtub was discussing. There was mildew on the ironing board. My kids turned on the tv and it had one channel. The chair in the room was filthy. There was sticky stuff on the night stand. I was told to call hotel.com for them to call the hotel and tell the hotel to allow me to to a full refund. It was a long process but I got all my money back. Do not stay here! It is not sanitary!!

No complaints here. Staff ( Rodney) made sure we were taken care of…read more Our room was clean and very comfortable Would stay here again absolutely

Was on my way from Houston to Baton Rouge Louisiana and decided to spend the night in Lake Charles…read moreto cut up the drive. Was looking for a quality hotel that was clean and affordable, and the Hampton Inn Lake Charles was right up my alley. Upon checking in I was greeted with great customer service and given my diamond rewards and free Waters without having to ask this is always a plus. Getting to my room, I found that it was very clean well-stocked with supplies and had a greeting on my television welcoming me to the hotel, even though I had just booked the hotel within the last hour. If you're in the area and looking for a good place to stay stop on in, there's plenty to do in the surrounding area, including the golden nugget casino, and other dining options as well.

Had a great overnight stay here. Check-in flew by, which surprised me. First that they had a…read moreline, and second that they got three of us through at once and quickly. I didn't think we'd make it through before the pool closed. I was wrong, luckily. They have an adults only pool and spa, and an open pool, spa, and lazy river. They were all relatively well kept, though there were multiple bottle caps at the bottom that we kept stepping on. The ones that were there the night before were still there the morning after. The pool staff were really nice. They had already run out of towels at the counters, and the guy went to get us some freshly cleaned ones from the utility room. Much appreciated. The rooms were very nice. We stayed in the king suite, very well laid out. Only complaint is they had a steamer and not an iron. Doesn't work the same, but oh well. The decor was nice, the bed was comfortable, the AC was rocking. Really enjoyed the room. Whomever stayed there previously not only changed the time on the clock, but set an alarm at an ungodly hour. Well played. The casino is a bit smaller than Golden Nugget across the street. The lower ceilings give it a smaller, cozier feel. No luck on the slots here, but we did get into some blackjack. Under the tutelage of Justin T. I now have a new favorite card game. I had previously stayed away from the tables. By the time we checked in all the restaurants had closed, so we didn't get to try any of the food here. The wait staff in the casino were not very attentive and did not return with our drinks. When we found the guy later in the same spot that we ordered in, he said he had been back and that we had left even though we hadn't moved since we had been there. Always fun catching the BS. So well I can rate the lack of service, I can't rate the quality of the drinks because I didn't have one. Maybe next time. Parking here is easy, there's a huge lot outside. They also have garage parking, which I prefer. Have your car out of the elements. Overall really good stay, would definitely come again.

I used to enjoy L'Auberge, and the Asia restaurant used to be one of my go‑to spots when I'm…read morecraving Vietnamese food. But last night (September 25. 2026 at 8:30pm) was rough. The two hostesses weren't friendly at all. One of them literally looked me up and down like I didn't belong there. Jason, our server, was warm and chatty with other tables, but with us it felt like he was just going through the motions. The food was not how it was, and the service made the whole visit uncomfortable. On the hotel side, the room itself was good. Super clean, comfy king bed, and they left four bottles of water which I appreciated. But dang... the towels were so rough. I expected softer linens like we've had in the past because it definitely took away from the comfort of the stay.

This is no longer a bed & breakfast and should be removed from Yelp, Google & every other listing…read moreas a B&B. I called & spoke to a very polite lady who gets calls on a regular basis from people looking for a place to stay. Yelp... please give this lady a break from the calls to her personal residence. B&B Out Of Business!

I just got back to Houston after spending three wonderful nights here. I got the Suite Française…read morefor $100 a night. Room was immaculate and well and tastefully furnished. The water pressure in the shower was prefect and there was plenty of very hot water. Towels and sheets were fluffy and soft and I slept great on the comfy mattress. Another huge plus, especially if you visit Orange in the summer, is the upstairs was nicely cooled; I never felt warm inside for a second. There is wifi, but I only really used it to download a new book to my Kindle. There's also a TV in the room with Direct TV, but I never turned it on, instead preferring the serenity of this quiet, historical neighborhood to cast the perfect reading environment. I'm a light eater, so Gina, the innkeeper, provided me with fresh fruit salad each morning with toast or bagels. Parking is off-street and around back, so you never have to worry about your car. The is an expansive backyard with huge old trees. I preferred the front porch to watch for the occasional passing freight train which runs down the block. (There is a quiet zone in Orange now, so there is virtually no noise from the passing freights.)

Very pleasantly surprised with this hotel. Traveling for work, I have stayed at several hotels in…read morethis area just not at this BW. My room was enormous (see the photo). It turned out to be a real suite. A "suite" in most hotels just means the one room is a little larger. Here the main room was as big as a usual hotel room. The bedroom was actually in an entirely separate room (with a door) from the sitting/desk/front room. There was a TV in each room. It was almost too much spaciousness for just little ol' me! The sheets and towels were clean and fresh. The A/C was noisy but it worked very well. They only replace the towels every third day, or if you ask specifically for some. The whole hotel was clean and fresh. The lobby and hallways were well kept. The staff were friendly and cheerful. The breakfast area was spotless. When I ate in there, the staff were obviously taking great pride in the service and the food. The breakfast fare was the usual stuff you find in every hotel. The coffee was decent. Thumbs up to the ladies on the breakfast staff! I haven't stayed at a BW hotel in years, but after this trip I will consider them more often. This particular hotel has become my first consideration whenever I come back here. Thanks!

We really enjoyed our one night stay at this Best Western. Everyone was friendly…read more We had a king room that was large and had everything we needed. The bed was comfortable. There was desk space, a chair, and nightstands on both sides of the bed. The bathroom, while refurbished with nice flooring and granite countertop, had seen better days. The tub shower was rather slippery. I loved that all of the toiletries were in pumps or squeeze bottle dispensers. On the night of our arrival, we were surprised to be offered a free carry-out dinner of Salisbury steak, potatoes, and a roll. Breakfast was far better than most of the hotels on our 18-day road trip. We appreciated the good selection and clean (but small) breakfast room. The only thing that was bothersome during this stay was the freezing cold hallway outside our 3rd floor room.