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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis at Forest Park

Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis at Forest Park

4.5/5102 Reviews
The hotel is warm and inviting with an updated decor, and friendly staff. The rooms are large and well-appointed, and the breakfast eating area is spacious with many people using it in the evening to play board games or to simply sit and talk. The breakfast is nicely stocked with a variety of food ranging from waffles, sausage and eggs to oatmeal, yogurt, and cold cereal. The location cannot be beat as it is within walking distance of the zoo, science museum, and planetarium. If you’re an avid walker or runner, I cannot think of a better place to walk or run than the Forest Park trails. The hotel is centrally located, which means you can easily access the downtown area for the Gateway Arch, Old Courthouse, Cardinals baseball and Blues hockey. You can easily reach the heart of South and North St Louis within 10 minutes, and Lambert International Airport within 20 minutes. In addition to the restaurant’s breakfast offerings, they hotel also sells food and drink items near the front desk. There is a restaurant next door to the hotel; a Jimmy Johns (JJ) within a two minute walk of the hotel, and a Comet coffee shop within a two minute walk of the hotel. There is an IMO’s pizza within a five minute walk of the hotel, and I saw a new restaurant being built within a five minute walk of the hotel in the opposite direction of the IMO’s. I will return to St Louis in August, and I’ve already booked another reservation at this hotel for the August trip. In the past, I’ve stayed at quite a few St. Louis hotels, and some were downtown or near the airport. This hotel is my new “go to” hotel when I visit St. Louis.
Residence Inn by Marriott St. Louis Downtown

Residence Inn by Marriott St. Louis Downtown

3.8/5102 Reviews
Except for the location, which is a bit biased, everything is good, breakfast is rich, there is a free shuttle bus within three kilometers, the room is comfortable, the kitchen is complete, and the use is convenient, all in all very satisfactory.
Aloft St. Louis Cortex

Aloft St. Louis Cortex

4/598 Reviews
Love this chain never disappoints
DoubleTree by Hilton St. Louis Forest Park

DoubleTree by Hilton St. Louis Forest Park

4.1/5114 Reviews
The hotel is old, but clean, the location is close to the university town and the forest park, it is more convenient for families to go to WashU. But going to school and other places depends on Uber
The Cheshire

The Cheshire

4.1/598 Reviews
The hotel was an experience that we enjoyed. The decor and staff was awesome. We enjoyed your courteous staff: Rodger, Kevin and Mike; along with a few others, who tended to our need. The breakfast was awesome the staff person who prepared the eggs knew how to cook them. The phone booth and guard at the front entrance was amazing you really felt like you were in London. We just had a taste of London which is on our list of things and places to go and try. The Cheshire is a hidden gem. Thanks for a lovely experience.
Holiday Inn ST. Louis - Forest Park

Holiday Inn ST. Louis - Forest Park

3.3/594 Reviews
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.

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New and popular hotels in Saint Louis recommended by Trip.com. Book hotels in Saint Louis via the Trip.com website or app, it's easy and hassle-free. In Saint Louis, both areas with attractions and the city center are good places to stay. You can plan a one or two day trip to Saint Louis.

Every day, travelers worldwide arrive at Lambert–St. Louis International Airport to start their vacations and business trips in Saint Louis.

On Trip.com, there are 57 recommended hotels in Saint Louis. When looking for hotels in Saint Louis, there are likely good options at a nightly budget of just 137 USD. There are 1 five-star hotels in Saint Louis at an average price of 346 USD per night. There are 13 four-star hotels in Saint Louis at an average price of 178 USD per night. There are 25 three-star hotels in Saint Louis at an average price of 137 USD per night. There are 10 two-star hotels in Saint Louis at an average price of 88 USD per night. As a popular tourist city, Saint Louis has many renowned chain hotels. In Saint Louis, chain hotels such as Days Inn are one of the top choices among travelers. Days Inn is the most popular brand among tourists. The Cheshire is one of the most popular hotels in Saint Louis. Many tourists also stay at Hyatt Regency Saint Louis at The Arch.

There are quite a few famous attractions in downtown Saint Louis, such as Central Public Library, Scottrade Center, Soldiers' Memorial Military Museum. You can choose attractions in Saint Louis that are perfect for a weekend getaway, such as Labadie Grapevines, Big Stix Sports Bar & Grill, Historic Daniel Boone Home and Heritage Center. The most popular attractions for tourists in Saint Louis are Security Building, Forest Park. With a developed commercial area, visitors can head to Robinson Jewelry Co, The Luminary, IKEA St. Louis for a great shopping experience.

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