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    1.7(9 reviews)
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    To say Delta is a 5-star airline is a lie. This day has been awful and Delta just makes it worse by…read morethe minute. I'll keep this short and sweet for people since I know reading an essay is a pain. My flight got canceled so my parents had to get us transferred to a new one. They said thats not possible and separated my parents from my friend and I. Then, I overheard this conversation that one of their workers had with a costumer. She explained that she had separated her from her kids because she needed to sit a COUPLE together. She separated a mother from her kids because a couple just "needed" to be sat together. Waffle House probably has better reviews and that says something.

    TERRIBLE SERVICE. This airline also takes issue with military personnel. Upon arriving, the delta…read moredesk looked clean and not much traffic. However, even with only one person in line, the wait was extensive. The desk agent was chatting personally with the customer as if a friend and on the customers phone talking and laughing about personal matters. I tried to log in the kiosk but it stated I needed to see an agent due to it not printing a free bag tag for my free checked bag. The agent tried to charge me and said it doesn't show yet from the kiosk. I said I would wait and she proceeded to ask for ID. I then provided military ID and a Veterens drivers license. she swiped my card and charged me then apologized. She said she couldn't refund it. Two other desk agents went to refund me while one agent went to get the manager (Jamal) who said he was busy on the phone. One lady stopped the agent and said not to undo anything another agent did but to let the manager handle it. Although, both agents expressed the desk agent was wrong. The manager (Jamal) later came out after a long wait and apologized further verifying the desk agent was wrong. He said it wouldn't be processed in time and to call the 1800 number. He further expressed he would put in a note and guaranteed a refund and would make sure it's clear if the clerks wrongdoing. He closed with to have a a great Veterans day. 1800 number referrred me to a chat. the chat has been going for 1 hour and they state the manager never put the notes to clear the charges as promised and although all evidence was provided they will not honor the refund for the $35 bag. The agent for DELTA on the chat averages a response every 30 minutes. They eventually stopped replying and dropped off the call

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    Shades Motel - The middle island of the complex.

    Shades Motel

    4.3(3 reviews)
    5.9 mi

    If you're looking for Spirit Airlines in the form of a hotel, you're at the right place…read more I've lived in Baton Rouge since Hurricane Katrina before moving to Houston in March 2018, and I've passed The Shades Motel almost daily. I had never thought too much of it; it's an old-school, unassuming, mid-century modern motel along the unofficial Red Light District in the Capital City. For years, I figured it was a makeshift brothel much like a similar...um...deca-flagged inn one mile north (if you're from Baton Rouge, you'll get it). I was completely wrong. The Shades Motel is a nice, quaint, no-frills motel whose footprint is much bigger than you'll see from the street. They have vending, ice and laundry machines, and the rooms clearly had some sort of renovation in recent years. I needed to return to Baton Rouge to surprise a former coworker in the hospital. On a tight budget from a slow month of work, I took a leap of faith and booked with The Shades Motel through Travelocity, where they have a 4.1/5 rating with nine reviews. I already knew where the motel was located, but even for an actual traveler, it's easy to get to because it's on Airline Highway (U.S. 61), the busiest drag in the city. My room was $55 for the night, $63 including taxes, etc., with check-in/check-out being 11 a.m. My transaction with the older Indian man at the desk was easy-peasy, and I proceeded to my room in the middle of the complex with my key and my belongings. Again, this is a motel, so each room, for all intents and purposes, has its own parking. My single king room was clean, smelled great and was equipped with local Cox cable, WiFi with the password was on the back of the TV remote, a sofa, a desk and *especially* a microwave and fridge. I am a huge germaphobe--possibly OCD--and I felt clean and safe enough to go barefoot in the room and in the shower. Naturally, the clientele weren't among the 1%, but they weren't anyone I felt threatened by at all, either. The bed was about what you'd expect from a no-frills motel--comfortable enough--and there was no shortage of towels. There was even the requisite Holy Bible in one of the nightstands. It was a great place to stuff my face, lay my head and commiserate about my life while bitterly watching my former coworkers at the local NBC/Fox affiliate... A little more about the location, The Shades Motel is located in the geographic heart of the Red Stick (Baton Rouge), just north of Florida Blvd./U.S. 190 and Airline Highway/U.S. 61. Sans traffic, you're about 20 minutes from Baton Rouge Metropolitan Airport, 20 minutes from the sprawling Mall of Louisiana, 20 minutes from downtown and the museums, and just over 10 minutes from Mid City, a large district home to great shopping, antiques and dining. But if you're into abandoned places as I am, you're walking distance from Cortana Mall. Formerly The Mall at Cortana, it was once a booming complex as recently as the late 2000s, now empty with locals walking about, pointing out which stores used to be where. I worked there at Aeropostale during the 2008 holiday season, and even did some shopping at Macy's before they closed in 2016. As uncanny as it sounds, the vacant Cortana Mall is definitely an attraction, but it's also worthy of a rebirth. Either way, you can still grab some deals at the Dillard's Clearance Center, one of the three remaining tenants and the only remaining retailer, or find a few other things at the stores along the perimeter. After a night of rest and reminiscing, I checked out promptly at 11 a.m. completely satisfied. This motel is conveniently located and included everything I needed, all while giving me a sense of safety and cleanliness at the right price. For my eventual next visit to Baton Rouge, I will definitely be checking in at The Shades Motel. Who knows? I might snatch up the Jacuzzi room. Just make sure to grab some Chinese at Gold Bowl down the street, my review here on Yelp. You're welcome.

    Good place to stay with clean rooms, courteous staff and mostly working class tenants. It's a nice…read moreplay to stay for a few nights or a few weeks if you're working in the area. After reading some of the other reviews, it seems this motel has completely changed.

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    Shades Motel - The nightstands are equipped with power and USB. I didn't realize this until I began packing.

    The nightstands are equipped with power and USB. I didn't realize this until I began packing.

    Shades Motel - My room.

    My room.

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