4-Star Hotels in St. Louis

The second stay, just near the park, the hotel in the old-fashioned building, the maintenance is excellent, the hotel room is awkward.

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!

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.

It was a very quiet and relaxing hotel. The location was very convenient and it was good. It was nice to be able to check in immediately after showing the reservation copy. The food was very good.

Compared with Chinese hotels, of course, all kinds of things are not used to it. The bed is very easy to hit the feet. There are no toiletries such as toothbrushes, but it is very emotional. The health environment is actually good. It is worth living once.

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.