Hotels near Boys Hope Girls Hope of St. Louis in Richmond Heights

In the heart of Richmond Heights, MainStay Suites St. Louis - Galleria is within a 5-minute drive of Saint Louis Galleria Mall and Forest Park. This hotel is 3.3 mi (5.3 km) from Washington University in St. Louis and 3.6 mi (5.7 km) from St. Louis Zoo.Take advantage of recreation opportunities including an outdoor pool and a fitness center. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless internet access and a fireplace in the lobby.Grab a bite from the grocery/convenience store serving guests of MainStay Suites St. Louis - Galleria.Featured amenities include complimentary wired internet access, express check-out, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 152 guestrooms, featuring kitchens with full-sized refrigerators/freezers and ovens. LCD televisions with cable programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and complimentary newspapers.

Location was great, room was surprisingly smaller than expected after staying at other Le Meridien locations around the world, but still comfortable. Service was wonderful. Food and beverage specifically were great throughout the morning and night.

We had a great time visiting STL and staying at Clayton Plaza was part of that. Our room was clean and seems to be newly updated. The free breakfast was delicious.. My son swam in the pool each day .. The staff was nice and helpful.. I had an evening when my shower didn't start ( digital shower) and they were quick to take care of the situation. I highly recommend this hotel and hope to come back some day.

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.

The hotel is located in the small town of Frontenac, the environment is very beautiful, the local residents are very friendly and feel very good. Moreover, the transportation is convenient, there is a shuttle bus from the airport to the hotel, and shopping and shopping around the hotel is very convenient. If the fly in the ointment is that the breakfast is too American, it is too simple.

Breakfast is included in the hotel. The breakfast is traditional Western food. The burger scrambled egg patties are served with yoghurt, coffee and fruit. The hotel is clean and comfortable, the rooms are fully equipped; there is parking lot and wireless network; there is Wal-Mart store next to it. Wait.

With a stay at Seven Gables, St. Louis West, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel in St. Louis (Clayton), you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Washington University in St. Louis and Forest Park. This family-friendly hotel is 3.1 mi (5 km) from St. Louis Zoo and 8.5 mi (13.7 km) from St. Louis Union Station.Take in the views from a terrace and a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access. Additional amenities at this hotel include concierge services, wedding services, and a fireplace in the lobby.Grab a bite to eat at Se7en Restaurant, a restaurant where you can enjoy drinks at the bar/lounge, take in the garden view, and even dine alfresco. You can also stay in and take advantage of the room service (during limited hours). Mingle with other guests at the complimentary reception, held on select days.Featured amenities include a computer station, express check-out, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. This hotel has 2 meeting rooms available for events. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Stay in one of 32 guestrooms featuring LED televisions. Your pillowtop bed comes with Egyptian cotton sheets. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature designer toiletries and hair dryers.

The price is relatively good, very close to the airport, convenient, high-speed roadside, travel to the city is very good, not far away. The hotel has afternoon tea, good care and good service.

It is a rare occurrence how one member of staff can ruin a vacation experience, but that is absolutely what just occurred for my family during our spring break trip (April 4-7). This is an older Candlewood that is maintained rather well. It was clean and, although not particularly impressive, average and acceptable. This was a spring break getaway for my 11 year old niece her cousin of the same age. I had originally booked a Holiday inn Express in a more centralized location, vitally important to us, due to the the indoor pool. Not long after, I found an affordable Staybridge Suites, also in a good location. The downside was a lack of indoor pool. So I called the front desk and was told that their guests had complete access to the indoor pool at the HIE located across the street, which is very common. Eventually I located this Candlewood location for an even better rate. Like most (or all) Candlewoods, there is no indoor pool. So, yet again, I called the front desk and was GUARANTEED that hotel guests had access to the indoor pool at the Holiday Inn located across the street. I booked for the three nights based on this information, even though this location was quite inconvenient compared to the previous two mentioned. Upon arrival, I was greeted by a friendly and helpful front desk clerk. The same could he said for every other staff member I encountered. With one glaring exception. During check in, I inquired about how to access the indoor pool at the Holiday inn. Before the young, African American desk clerk could even respond, an older, mostly bald white guy (likely some kind of manager) inserted himself, clearly annoyed, by claiming he had never heard of such a thing.... implying that I was lying about my discussion with a desk clerk the prior evening. I had to ask him to please reach out to the Holiday Inn to find out the details, since this was something I had been promised. When I had to come back by the desk on my own, this older white gentleman proceeded to claim that after contacting the Holiday Inn, he was told that it was not a possibility dye to ”liability concerns.” Even though the hotel in question actively rents out their pool to non guests for birthday parties, etc. This gentleman offered no apology, no alternatives and was quite clearly annoyed at having to be bothered in the first place. We ended up having to pay really pricey fees to a local community recreational indoor pool 20 minutes away. This older white man was rude, aloof and offered no help. I am really quite interested in the special liability concerns that kept this hotel from being able to fulfill the promise made to my family and I myself. I would, in particular, like to know why it is not a liability concerns for other IHG properties in the same city to have an identical set up. Even if this particular Holiday Inn claimed that, could this gentleman not have asked about us paying a small fee? Sign a waiver? Anything....? This particular fellow was

At check in we were told that, in order to receive standard housekeeping services, we needed to explicitly request daily cleaning (”because COVID”). We confirmed that yes, we wanted our 2 rooms cleaned daily. We were out of our rooms the next morning until 10PM, at which time we returned to find that our rooms were not cleaned. When we brought the matter to the front desk clerk, she adopted a petulant attitude and told us that the rooms were not cleaned because there was a ”do not disturb sign” on both rooms' doors. Both of us knew that this was not true, but the statement did its job insomuch as it allowed the desk clerk to avoid accountability and get back to scrolling TikTok. I asked that she confirm our that our housekeeping request was in place for the next night and she mumbled confirmation. As we walked out the next morning we saw the housekeeper in the hallway and asked that our room be cleaned. She said that she would do so. We also stopped at the front desk and confirmed that our room would be cleaned that day. Upon returning that night we found our rooms in the same condition we left them in the morning. I realize that there was a time before we all learned about the airborne nature of COVID transmission that it made sense to be cautious and minimize the chance of infection by minimizing the possibility of contact. Given the benefit of a few years of data and common sense, that time ended years ago. Hotels know that, and we as guests know that, yet some properties continue to leverage the 2020 COVID pandemic as an excuse to provide less/fewer services. That's shameful. I suggest that Drury and other value hotels stop presenting a diminished service offering to their guests under the guise of non-sensical and out-of-date health protocols while giving their employees a pass on doing their jobs.