TownePlace Suites: Great Location In Monroe, Louisiana

Hotel shares the area with a large shopping mall

TownePlace Suites in Monroe, Louisiana, is a few steps away from the Pecanland Mall with many shops and restaurants. In fact, you can keep your car parked in the complimentary spot at the hotel and walk safely to the mall for browsing, dining, or exercising. The hotel is within sight of Interstate 20 and 3 miles (4.8 kilometers) from Monroe Regional Airport.

Guest suites are spacious and comfortable

Guest suites provide clean, comfortable rooms with deluxe bedding. The rooms are generous in size and have a couch, ottoman, convenient tray for eating while you relax and watch television, free Wi-Fi, and a flatscreen TV. There is a separate workstation with desk and chair as well if you need a dedicated space to get work done.

Guest bathrooms are sanitized and sparkling clean

The tiled bathtub with sturdy grab bars and a low level of entry are welcome sights for older travelers. There’s no need to climb high and risk falling. Guests with young children will appreciate the tub too. The lighted mirror is great for shaving, applying makeup, and grooming, and the hotel provides plenty of freshly-bleached white towels.

Well-equipped kitchenette is great for extended stays

Guests who are staying for an extended period will be especially pleased with the well-equipped kitchenette. A full-size refrigerator, sink, coffeemaker, microwave, cooktop, dishwasher, and dishes allow you to bring in groceries and prepare an easy meal to your own satisfaction. This is also a money-saving feature for guests who want to prepare their own meals during their trip.

Food available for guests

A simple continental breakfast is offered each morning in the lobby/dining area. This consists of simple pastries, boiled eggs, cereals, juice, and coffee. A small convenience counter is located in the lobby with snacks, drinks, and a small selection of groceries available for purchase.

Fascinating attractions and museums in Monroe-West Monroe

Monroe and West Monroe, Louisiana are joined by a bridge over the Ouachita River and an interest in combining the best of both towns for the good of all the citizens and visitors. The University of Louisiana-Monroe campus brings in thousands of students every year, and their parents and faithful alumni come into town for athletic competitions, special campus events, and graduations.

Many stay long enough to take in some of the famous museums and attractions. Duck Commander Warehouse got everyone’s attention when a television series called Duck Dynasty was a popular national sensation. The Biedenharn Museum and Gardens allows you to tour the home of Joseph Biedenharn, the original bottler of Coca-Cola, and Nell Calloway and her staff will proudly lead you through the Chennault Aviation & Military Museum. This museum houses a massive number of military artifacts and showcases the contributions of Mrs. Calloway’s grandfather, General Claire Lee Chennault.

Outstanding restaurants in Monroe-West Monroe

Warehouse No.1 Restaurant is a former warehouse turned restaurant situated on the Ouachita River. It serves amazing hushpuppies and delectable Louisiana-style seafood. The fried green tomatoes are a highly recommended choice as an appetizer.

Jac’s Craft Smokehouse in West Monroe will have you drooling from the heady aromas before you ever go inside. The barbecue is great, and when you order the fried pork skins, they will come to your table piping hot.

Shopping in Antique Alley

Shoppers will want to allow several hours to browse the shops along the three-block section of West Monroe known as Antique Alley. In fact, if you have lunch at Jac’s Craft Smokehouse, you’ll be at the beginning of those blocks. Boutiques, collectibles, clothing, home decor, specialty teas, olive oils, jewelry and so much more can be found in all the nooks and crannies of Antique Alley.