Hotels

[31Ragin97]

I never stay in Lafayette hotels but I have heard the less pay on university is very nice. Just a couple of miles north of campus and a few blocks up from congress.

do they still call that five corners or something like that?

[RedCajun]

I never stay in Lafayette hotels but I have heard the less pay on university is very nice. Just a couple of miles north of campus and a few blocks up from congress.

Exactly what I've heard. You can even pay by the hour.

[billbeck451]

I asked a legitimate question asking for input and I get trash comments about pay by hour hotels if your just going to be a smart-___ just keep it yourself bicky

[ULGrad@HOU]

We have used and liked the Hilton Garden Inn across from Cajun Field.

[CajunAmos]

do they still call that five corners or something like that?

That area is actually four corners.

I'm pretty sure five corners was a little north but close to the Grant Street Dance Hall near downtown.

[Crawfish]

Yes I agree. We stay there a quite a bit when we are in town visiting our daughter who lives in the Saints street area. We have always had a good experience there. It might get a little pricey on game weekends though, but it is the most convenient.

We have used and liked the Hilton Garden Inn across from Cajun Field.

[Duggie35]

Almost all visiting teams stay at the Doubletree by Hilton on Pinhook.

[zephyr]

I never stay in Lafayette hotels but I have heard the less pay on university is very nice. Just a couple of miles north of campus and a few blocks up from congress.

More "bang" for your buck there. In all honesty though, it will be torn down in the near future so that's one eye sore off the books.

[billbeck451]

We like the Pinhook area it's close to campus Zeus Blue Dog Hub City Mel's and all of our other favorites

[HelmutVII]

That area is actually four corners.

I'm pretty sure five corners was a little north but close to the Grant Street Dance Hall near downtown.

Five corners is where Jefferson, Simcoe and Surrey street intetsect.