St. Louis Hotels with Bars

The room is very clean, the space is large, close to the University of St. Louis, near St. Louis, this hotel accounts for the top1 of Ctrip's best-selling hotel. After staying, it is indeed worthy of the name!

Location in proximity to city attractions is amazing 5/5. Location in terms of safety is 2/5. There isn’t a covered secured lot for your car and I was approached by many people asking me for money while taking a walk around the building. Service is hit or miss. When I arrived, and attempted to open my car door, I was accosted by the valet who yelled at me and asked me what I was TRYING to do. I told him I was checking in to the hotel. And he was aggressively unpleasant, seemingly angry that I had arrived. Conversely, the valet attendant the next day was polite and wonderful. The front desk was nice but did not review any of the amenities nor offer any information about the hotel, which is a shame. Nice but inattentive and uninterested. The service at both Idol Wolf and Good Press were 5/5. The food at both were 5/5. The hotel itself is gorgeous. There’s art set in an old gym. The renovation is well done. Enjoyed it very much. The view from the room was also very nice. The room itself was standard with a few attention to detail things needing addressed. Such as broken handles and non working bathroom fixtures. Overall would recommend this hotel because it is unique. Big plus - they allow pets!!! Yes!

The hotel is in a great location, right next to the most famous arch in St. Louis. You can directly see the arch and the Mississippi River from the room. The scenery is amazing. Outside the hotel is the Arch Square, where a group of teenagers dance at night...

The hotel is located outside the city, 25 minutes drive from the airport. The only advantage is that it is close to WASHU, which takes 15 minutes to walk. The entrance is DELMAR BLVD, the Avenue of Stars in St. Louis. The nearby Forest Park and Art Museum are also within walking distance. The hotel is a three-star city hotel, and the price is more expensive than HYATT in the city. There are no decent restaurants near the hotel, only fast food, and there are two supermarkets within five minutes. The room is clean and the front desk is also friendly.

Parking was a little confusing because there’s a large lot right behind the hotel but I had to move my car to a building to the side after check in and it was an unexpected expense, but the hotel, location, room and bar are all great. It was a bit disconcerting to realize everyone in the bar already knew each other because they’re actually club members rather than guests, but I guess the name of the place should have tipped me off to that.

my room was on the 6th floor (625)right below the bar/night club. This was on a Friday night. I wanted peace and quiet in my room after a long drive to St. louis. I not only heard the music but felt the bass. Called the front desk. They did lower the music and bass. The front desk did agree to switch my room the next day. If you book, ask Element not to put you on the 6th floor!

Very satisfied hotel, overall very good, clean, shower room instead of bathtub, comfortable mattress. The air conditioner is very quiet after falling. Next to the hotel is a paid parking lot, parking is convenient, 30 dollars a day.

The waiter in the restaurant on the first floor was very chatty and recommended us to eat crispy stake. We didn't rush out at night. January is the coldest time to go there, and the city is like snow.

The hotel is integrated with St. Louis Hospital and has nothing to do with the forest. There is a parking lot outside the window, and it is completely impossible to open the curtains. The picture is seriously inconsistent with the actual situation. At this price, it's not worth it. Definitely not recommended for traveling or going to college to look after children.

Overpriced and overrated. It is across from the stadium which was nice. This is the most I’ve ever paid for a hotel room for one night and it was not worth the price. Sink drain was not working and they did send someone to fix it. Water was $3.50 per bottle. Fridge was unplugged. Just very basic.