Search Hotels Near Wainwright Building, St. Louis

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"Excellent hotel we were there for new edition concert and so was the Ne crew for tour, good cafe but everyone wanted a latte. The gym was really good and poll also only issue I had was no attendant in this space early in the morning for towels and turn steam room on…. I needed a steam otherwise excellent hotel."

"Hotel is a great place to stay with families since they have separate bedrooms. Downfalls, the pool is very small and filled with lots of chlorine. It burns your eyes to just stand in there. Second downfall, the parking and unloading area does not exist. You either have to valet which was full so nowhere to park for the valet to take. So then we parked in public parking and had to carry all the luggage from garage. It was definitely cheaper to do public parking."

"The room was filthy. I mentioned it to the front desk and was told it would be remedied and never was."

"Staff was welcoming and attentive. Atmosphere and ambience was amazing"

"A lot of options at breakfast but not many that fit in a wheat allergy. The staff is wonderful and the rooms were nice. "

"Great location, close to public transit, clean and comfortable rooms. Outdoor deck was closed most of the time which was disappointing."

"Breakfast was awesome both days! The 5:30 Kickback was very good but really crowded. Motel was fully booked and Cardinals had home games so this was understandable."

"The staff were incredibly kind and friendly. The room left a lot to be desired. A half-used roll of toilet paper, an empty tissue box, and a spent conditioner container that was never refilled were disappointing, as was having to spend 30 minutes scanning for channels because no one had bothered to set the television up properly. Very first world problems, but we expected more from Hilton. Will likely choose competitors in the future, but you hired great people at your front desk and restaurant staff. They should be commended. I have no doubt the cleaning staff are bound by corporate penny pinchers ruining the kind of experience excellence that was the norm in our parents’ day. "