Renaissance Baton Rouge Hotel
Olive or Twist
Order a traditional hand-crafted cocktail once popular in the 19th century, or a twist with a grown up snow cone.
Be sure to ask for the catch of the day at Tallulah Crafted Food and Wine Bar.
Bar Tallulah
Club lounge
Outdoor patio
King guestroom
Lobby
Pool
One of Louisiana’s premier boutique hotels, our Baton Rouge home away from home offers everything you could want from your stay in Creole country. Great food, of course, is a given around here. And you can’t get much better than in our very own Tallulah Crafted Food and Wine Bar serving some of the best seafood in the area and the only spot in Baton Rouge to try a seafood bouillabaisse. The stylish Southern décor is everything you’d expect from a Renaissance hotel, while the 256 guestrooms, suites and meeting space are the definition of modern elegance. Our local Navigator LaTandra is also on hand to tell you all about the incredible local wildlife, just a short journey from our door, including the must-see Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Center.
The amenities
- Plush Bedding
- Personal Navigator
- JOYA NYC fragrance
- Multi-Cultural Cuisine
- Flat-Screen HDTVs
- Evenings at Renaissance
- 13000 Sq. Ft. Event Space
- Outdoor Pool
- Fitness Center
- Mobile check-in
Renaissance Baton Rouge Hotel
Red Onion
Ample selections of gifts, garden items, quirky decor and more keep you browsing for hours at Red Onion.
Renaissance Baton Rouge Hotel
Bluebonnet Swamp Center
A true Louisiana swamp in the middle of the city!
Renaissance Baton Rouge Hotel
Roux 61
A fun seafood restaurant and grill that offers Louisiana favorites.
Renaissance Baton Rouge Hotel
Strands Cafe
Sip on a Tahitian vanilla latte as you savor gourmet creations like French King Cake at this vibrant cafe filled with colorful local art.
Renaissance Baton Rouge Hotel
Highland Park Observatory
Use a telescope credited with the discovery of over 40 asteroids, including one named after Baton Rouge!
Olive or Twist
This upscale cocktail bar offers craft beers, wine, and small plates of Louisiana-inspired fare, and specializes in classic cocktails and modern twists. Some cocktails are truly home-made specialties made from obscure ingredients hard to find anywhere else. The bartenders are known for the care and knowledge with which they create their drinks, and their reputation for staunch customer service. Olive and Twist is a perfect destination for an intimate night out highlighted by first-rate cocktails.
Address
7248 Perkins Road Suite A, Baton Rouge, 70808Opening hours
Monday to Saturday from 04:00 PM to 02:00 AM,Sunday from 11:00 AM to 12:00 AM
Phone
+225 456 2188Website
www.oliveortwistbr.comRed Onion
Whether you're looking for home decor, local goods or just love to browse, Red Onion is a shoppers paradise. Unique items and gifts include artwork, statuary, real Louisiana plants, home decor, and accessories. Make sure to head outside to the greenhouse to peruse through the selection of quirky garden goods, local flora and many exceptional items for that green-thumbed special someone in your life.
Address
15680 Perkins Road, Baton Rouge, 70810Opening hours
9 AM
Phone
+225 753 5448Website
redonionbr.comBluebonnet Swamp Center
With miles of walking trails, this nature center is a haven for Louisiana wildlife. On any given day deer, foxes, and otters roam freely in this refuge in the middle of Baton Rouge. There are also touch tables, artifacts, and live animal displays.
Address
10503 N. Oak Hills Parkway, Baton Rouge, 70810Opening hours
9 AM
Phone
+225 757 8905Website
www.brec.org/swampRoux 61
If there is one thing south Louisiana is known for it is the food and Roux 61 delivers everything this cuisine is about: flair, flavor and family. Restaurant owners and brothers Brian and Jason Lees have perfected the recipes at Roux 61 from their family kitchen and brings with it everything a Louisiana restaurant should have. Save room for the Alligator Cheesecake - yes, you heard me right.
Address
8322 Bluebonnet Blvd, Baton Rouge, USAOpening hours
11 AM - 2 PM Mon - Sat
Phone
+225 300 8880Website
www.roux61.comStrands Cafe
Exposed brick walls, plenty of natural light and several cozy corners to settle into only add to the charm of this local gem. The finest quality all-natural ingredients are used to craft delectable pastries like the Bananas Foster croissant, sweet berry gazpacho, prosciutto and provolone croissant, and plum tart. Their innovative coffee creations are sure to brighten up your day; try specials like the Matterhorn mocha or the Old World Toffee cappuccino. Enjoy a post-breakfast stroll down the Mississippi waterfront, the Florida Street riverfront entrance is a two-minute walk from the cafe.
Address
226 Laurel Street, Baton RougeOpening hours
Tuesday to Friday from 07:30 AM to 02:30 PM
Phone
+1 225 344 5346Website
http://www.strandscafe.com/Highland Park Observatory
As the only space observatory in Baton Rouge, this attraction offers free admission and a unique opportunity for some a new perspective. If the stars are aligned, you might happen upon a community bonfire or catch a glimpse of the asteroid called Baton Rouge. Your weekend evenings will never be the same.
Address
13800 Highland Road, Baton Rouge, 70808Opening hours
7:30PM
Phone
+225.768.9948Website
www.bro.lsu.eduMeetings at the Renaissance Baton Rouge Hotel
With R.E.N. Meetings your every need is taken care of. Our Meeting Experts assist in every detail of your function - from sourcing local beverages and food, to organizing live events to entertain your guests. The possibilities are endless.
