Hotels in Lake Charles, LA

The Calcasieu Public Transit System is in charge of a lot of the public transportation in Lake Charles. A humble little town, the areas between N Goos Blvd and Common St offer a lot of public transport offers. Booking a cheap hotel in Lake Charles is a great idea for a secluded getaway in a town that possesses the old-world spirit of Americana. Hotels in Lake Charles do offer taxi services and can order them for their guests. A prominent form of public transport comes by way of Able Taxi and Transport, which services the entire town and surrounds. There are Lake Charles Hotels that will only make use of the company's services as they are trusted by the community.

Those traveling on business would find it convenient to stay near the CBD and docks, between 12th and Alamo. The Howard Johnson by Wyndham is ideally located in this area and offers Wi-Fi and laundry services, along with taxi and room service. The traveler on a budget will find a lot to love about the area surrounding northern Route 171. The Richmond Suites Hotel offers inexpensive lodging near to town. If you are traveling for leisure, you may prefer the scenic lake area, particularly near Lakeshore Drive. The Quality Suites Downtown Hotel, on 1205 N Lakeshore Drive, offers everything you need.

Millennium Park, a lakeside park that features a playground and splash park, restrooms and picnic areas is a great place to take your kids. Found at 900 Lakeshore Dr, the park is easily accessed by taxi as well as foot should your accommodation be nearby. The Mardi Gras Museum of Imperial Calcasieu is one of the more curious museums you will come across, featuring a historical documenting of the festivity through a collection of costumes from through the many years of the festival. This attraction is situated close to the operating headquarters of the local Able taxi services. Tuten Park is an idyllic location situated at 3801 Nelson Rd. It is easily accessed by the same taxi service like everything else in town, Able, and features scenic walking paths, play areas and shaded picnic spots.

The pubs and restaurants can all be found in and along University Road and can be accessed via taxi or rental car. Jeaux's, on 603 E Prien Lake Rd, is a laid back and inexpensive favorite among the locals. Old Town Tavern, on 2801 Kirkman St, is a local dive with an old school bar vibe and great service. Main Squeeze Juice Co, on 3629 Nelson Rd, is a local eatery that offers unique and healthy options for light meals and takeaways. Chart House, on 2550 Golden Nugget Blvd, is a very popular seafood diner and takeaway spot.

According to their website, in May, the city of Lake Charles is taken over by pirates and buccaneers for the Contraband Days Festival. This state-wide celebration is one of the biggest in Southwest Louisiana. For a full twelve days, guests can experience outdoor activities, events, carnival rides and great food. The Cajun Music Festival, held on the third weekend in June, is dedicated to the preservation of Cajun culture. This festival takes great pride in Cajun musicians and their contributions to the continuation of this tradition. The festival takes place at the Lake Charles Burton Coliseum. It is easily accessed by using taxis.

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