Best Hotels near Parks College of St Louis University, St. Louis

It's an old building, and the elevator has been there for many years. The room is relatively large, and the furniture is relatively new. There are pots, pans, cups, microwave, large refrigerator, and sink for washing vegetables in the room. If you want to make something to eat, there is absolutely no problem, and the bathroom is relatively good. It is big, and there is a simple wardrobe, but the bed is not big, and it is a bit reluctant to sleep two people. There is no parking lot, and it is not easy to park at the moment of construction in front of the door.

The location is very good, very close to the arch, the family likes hilton's bed very much, Ctrip's booking is super cost-effective, and breakfast is given as a gift. The hotel is not very convenient for parking. On the opposite side, parking is about 27 dollars a night.

DraftKings at ****** Queen RV Park The location is near the city of St-Louis, the metro costs only $5 for an unlimited ticket for 1 day and there is a station 10 minutes from the RV Park. The very negative point are the bathrooms of RV Park. During our stay, they were not cleaned and I can tell you that it has not been done for a long time because there were papers on the floor, a lot of hair in the showers, mirror with splashes, the boxes of sanitary napkins are full, the packaging is lying around in each toilet and there are odors so long has it not been cleaned. I contacted 3 people, even Jonathan Goines the hotel manager and I had no follow-up or return call. If you need shower and toilet choose another RV Park.

I stayed here with my nephews a week ago. There were a lot of events in the city and most rooms were sold out, but this one was in a good central location and I reserved two nights for $600. The hotel and rooms were ”OK”. Clean and comfortable. Not what I was expecting for the price, but I picked it mostly for the location and short driving times for the attractions we were wanting to do over the weekend, so that was fine. After waking up the first morning and taking a shower, I came out to one of my nephews telling me the front desk called to come downstairs because there was a breakin in the parking lot. I went down, and 8 cars had been broken into overnight. The parking lot had no cameras, and there were no leads on a suspect. After talking to the police, insurance, repair shop, etc. I visited the front desk, and though annoyed tried to be friendly. I asked how often this happens. ”Not often”. Is the hotel able to help us out in any way? That resulted in a sneer, and ”We might be able to provide you with a boxed breakfast if you insist”. (The box breakfasts cost guests $5, unless they are platinum-tier rewards members (which I am), and then they are free.) I thanked her, but let her know we had already had our breakfasts, and asked if the manager would be in that day. She let me know he only came in Monday-Friday 9-5, but the hotel policy was that they were not responsible for damages in the parking lot, so contacting him would not do any good. This is the part that still bothers me. I can understand the insurance reasons of not being responsible for actual damages suffered in a parking lot. But I would expect it to be good business to at least pretend to be sympathetic to your customers, and offer some kind of refund/comp and an ”I'm sorry this happened to you during your stay with us” response. If I had stayed at a $50/night hotel I would have understood, but at the price I paid I would expect some sort of basic security and customer service. I've stayed 13 nights in Holiday Inns since March, and have two more reserved for later this month at a different one I've had good experiences with, but I'm rethinking my future stays due to the callous disregard of this one.

When I booked the Hotel for my best friend's visit I was told they have a standard airport shuttle for $15 flat fee. This was a key component for a satisfying stay this far from St Louis airport, near me, and still provide a reasonable way to hop out of town and back to work after her vaca to enjoy the wonderful Chihuly glass exhibit showing at Mo Botanical Gardens. Needless to say, even though the gym, swim & jacuzzi facility are great, this is a deal breaker since the Uber is $60 to $70. No reason to misinform a customer, very disappointing and unprofessional. Won't recommend but warn my friends instead.

I arrived and was greeted promptly by a gentleman at the front desk. After taking care of the incidental hold, he handed me my key cards and directed me to the elevators. My room was large and very clean. It wouldve been helpful to have a guide of channels for the tv and washclothes in the room. The breakfast was ok with scrambled eggs, chicken patties, pastries, waffle makers, and 4 types of cereal. If I was more hungry than I had been, the selection could've been better. It is located near a ton of eateries and shopping.

This hotel is just as advertised. Clean, efficient, breakfast and easy to access. We stayed for wild card weekend at Busch Stadium. Very close to attractions and the stadium (15-20min walk max). The staff were friendly and the rooms were good. Bed was average but room was bigger than I expected. Price point was awesome for that weekend. This is a standard hotel that checks all needed boxes.