Holiday Inn Express & Suites 纳斯托什 周边区域

Just a short drive from our hotel, the Natchitoches Historic District invites you to explore Louisiana's oldest city on foot. Wander 33 blocks of brick streets along scenic Cane River Lake, where centuries-old homes, boutique shops, art galleries, and cozy Creole restaurants come to life. Hop on a trolley or horse and buggy tour, snap photos at iconic Steel Magnolias filming sites, and end the day back at our hotel near Natchitoches Historic District.

Just a short drive from our hotel, Gator Country LA Alligator Park delivers a wild Louisiana adventure the whole family will love. As the largest alligator park in the state, this seven-acre sanctuary is home to over 250 American alligators, plus a fun petting zoo, reptile house, tortoise exhibit, and a baby gator wading pool. Catch a live feeding show, get up close on covered walkways, and head back to our hotel near Gator Country LA Alligator Park with unforgettable memories.

Plantation Homesteads along the Cane River Lake

Step back in time just minutes from our hotel at Fort St. Jean Baptiste State Historic Site, a faithful replica of the 1716 French fort that gave rise to Natchitoches, the oldest permanent settlement in the Louisiana Purchase. Costumed interpreters bring colonial history to life with guided tours, hands-on demos, and seasonal reenactments. Wander the wooden ramparts, explore the chapel and barracks, then head back to our hotel near Fort St. Jean Baptiste State Historic Site.

Sports fans staying at our hotel will love a quick trip to the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame in historic downtown Natchitoches. Set inside a striking modern museum, the exhibits celebrate more than 300 Louisiana legends like Shaquille O'Neal, Archie Manning, and Pete Maravich through jerseys, trophies, and interactive displays. Paired with the Northwest Louisiana History Museum upstairs, it's a fun stop for the whole family and easy to reach from our hotel near Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame.

Just a short, scenic drive from our hotel, Oakland Plantation offers a powerful step into Cane River Creole history. Part of Cane River Creole National Historical Park, this beautifully preserved site features 17 original outbuildings, a stunning oak allée, and the main house filled with generations of family artifacts. Take a ranger-led tour, explore the historic plantation store, or wander the peaceful grounds at your own pace, then unwind back at our hotel near Oakland Plantation.