Nicole and Michael were great hosts and did everything to make our stay wonderful! The house is located in the oldest part of Baton Rouge. We had a nice walk after we arrived to watch the beautiful houses and had dinner at Cecilia’s Bistro for some great local dishes. Nicole prepared a yummy breakfast for us in the morning!

We liked everything!

My husband and I truly enjoyed our stay and getting to know Michael a bit. He couldn’t have been kinder or more accommodating with the misunderstanding about the parking. The on-site private parking was, in fact, street parking right out front but as we had a car full of goods, he let us use his driveway. The upstairs room was very comfortable where we slept well and the small bath was functional. There was a good variety of snacks and drinks available in the dining room and we had use of the living room. The breakfast was generous and delicious, well prepared by Michael. Unfortunately, Nicole was not feeling well so we didn’t get to meet her. We walked downtown to have dinner and on the way back we explored the quiet neighborhood and park. If we return to Baton Rouge we would definitely stay at the Cottages again.

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Cottages at Capitol Hill is the perfect place to stay if you want the comfort and warmth of staying a family home. The bed was huge, the bathroom small but perfectly functional - it is like staying with lovely friends for a few days. Michael and Nicole could not have been more helpful and offered suggestions for dining and sightseeing as well as lovely chats about the area etc.., Nicole's breakfasts were excellent, plentiful but not excessive and there were snacks and drinks available around the home. You also have the advantage of being able to use the lovely sitting room which has fascinating books laid out for you to read. The area turned out to be a real treat - Spanish Town is the oldest neighbourhood in Baton Rouge, 4 blocks x 4 with beautiful houses and set near to Capitol Park itself. Baton Rouge can be a little quiet after hours as it is the state capitol full of government offices but Third Street had restaurants and we also found Cocha restaurant a few blocks away. We prefer to walk when we can so it was nice to be able to leave the car and walk into the city every day and not have to walk through any undesirable areas. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would highly recommend to anyone to make this your number one choice in Baton Rouge. However, if you want all the facilities of an executive hotel, then go downtown. This is a family home which welcomes you with open arms

Breakfast was homemade with generous portions and served with kindness.

enjoyed the room & the delicious breakfast.

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Loved the food, our room, and conversations! Michael and Nikki were great hosts! Always asking if we needed anything more. Gave us great places to go and check out that were in walking distance for us to see. There was snacks and drinks provided for us to grab. Love the history of the house! Can’t wait to come back next year for the game!

Nothing! It was a great experience!

Nicole and Michael are so friendly, ist was amazing.

The location was great. We got to stroll through Spanish Town to enjoy the architecture and see the lovely home gardens. The proximity to the State Capital and nearby old Capital, the Mississippi River and museums was great. Nicole and Michael were very informative of history and very accommodating. I only wish we had more time to visit with them. Their breakfast, that came with the room was very good. I would be happy to recommend them and would go back if I'm ever in the area.

There really wasn't anything that I didn't like.