Baton Rouge Airport Guide
Baton Rouge has a lot of fun things to do. The Louisiana State University plays football and the matches are a riotous and friendly affair which turns into a huge feast at the end of the game. Try spending a night at The Myrtles, a reputedly haunted plantation that now has a restaurant and motel. On Halloween night, the hotel does its best to make sure you can’t sleep! Elsewhere there are many museums dedicated to the history of the city and a fascinating one is the Black American Museum which chronicles the part they played in the commercial success of the southern states.
Baton Rouge Airport Directions
Baton Rouge Airport is found four miles north of the city centre and once out of the airport grounds, you’ll find yourself on route 110 which heads south, straight into the city centre.
Baton Rouge Airport Parking
Nearly 1,700 spaces are available immediately opposite the terminal building at Baton Rouge Airport. Parking is arranged in two multi-storey blocks with lifts and special spaces for the less mobile.
Baton Rouge Airport Flight InformationBaton Rouge Airport is a small domestic airport serving a big city because it loses much of its custom to nearby New Orleans Airport. Neither offer flights to Europe and the UK so you’d need to fly to a major south eastern airport before continuing your journey onto Baton Rouge.
Hotels Near Baton Rouge Airport
Cheap hotels in Baton Rouge are plentiful with the Magnuson Hotel being a good example coming in at $22 a night. If you want to really enjoy yourself at your hotel, try the Renaissance Baton Rouge Hotel, has many luxury features including a heated outdoor pool.
Baton Rouge Time Zone
Baton Rouge is six hours behind Greenwich Mean Time and located in the Central Time Zone (GMT-6)