LaSalle Guest House

Our stay at LaSalle Guest House was very enjoyable. The location (walkable to the Embassy Theatre and the Grand Wayne Convention Center) and multiple dining options was perfect. The room was clean, spacious and well appointed. The reception room with coffee and snacks was an unexpected bonus. Logistical info (door codes, parking instruction, etc.) was communicated in a timely manner. Attention to a few small items would complete the picture: the room was lacking an iron and ironing board. When travelling, the ability to iron dress shirts is a must. The closet had only two hangers. (This was rectified on day 2 of our stay - thank you). A box of Kleenex/tissues would be nice. Two drinking glasses would also be appreciated. Overall, I would highly recommend LaSalle Guest House!

This was a great place to stay, and if I am ever back in Fort Wayne Indiana I will try to book here again. The key is understanding the type of place this is. If you go into it expecting it to be like a hotel or a B&B, then you will be confused and disappointed. It is really more of a self-directed guest house. There was never any staff that I saw, rather you take care of everything yourself. The day that we arrived I had the door codes emailed to me. That code got me in the front door of a stately old house with a great history bad inside had been renovated into multiple individual Suites surrounding a common living room. In the common living room there were extra towels, a fridge and coffee maker, and a constantly replenished Supply of snacks. Inside our suite was a typical bedroom with a large comfortable bed, a TV with a Roku, and your own bathroom and shower. It is very close to the convention center downtown, and is walking distance from most amenities. I was in Fort Wayne for a festival, and this really was the perfect place for me to stay. I don't need Hotel staff to babysit me, so I was happy to be more independent here for a more affordable price. My only complaint was that in our suite, the Lincoln bedroom, while the toilet was around the corner from the main sleeping area, there was no actual door separating the two. Maybe your marriage is at the stage where you go to the bathroom with the door open, but after 25 years mine still isn't!