Hyatt Regency St. Louis at The Arch
4 StarsEighth floor observation deck, Expansive StayFit fitness center
Eighth floor observation deck, Expansive StayFit fitness center
Heated indoor and outdoor pool, Traditional charm in downtown Clayton
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Station Grille dining
Three Sixty rooftop bar, Heated indoor pool and atrium
Oasis-style outdoor swimming pool, Forest Park and Zoo proximity
Eighth-floor Arch observation deck, Indoor pool and dual whirlpools
St. Louis Lambert International views, Indoor and outdoor swimming pools
Iconic Gateway Arch views, Heated indoor pool and arcade
Outdoor courtyard swimming pool, St. Louis Union Station proximity
Warehouse-themed Italian dining, WestinWORKOUT Fitness Studio
On-site fitness and laundry, Historic Shell Building architecture
Robie's Restaurant and Lounge, Modern fitness studio
Indoor pool and hot tub, Convenient MetroLink access
Locally sourced dining at Eclipse, Quirky lunar-themed boutique concept
Historic Central West End charm, Relaxing outdoor courtyard hot tub
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, On-site Chili's Grill and Bar
Heated indoor swimming pool, Convention center adjacent location
Indoor pool and whirlpool, Lombardo's Italian Restaurant
Indoor pool and whirlpool spa, Spacious two-room suites
Indoor-outdoor connecting pool, On-site Italian fine dining
Panoramic ART rooftop bar, Commonwealth restaurant and lounge
Upper-floor city views, On-site Syberg's restaurant
Indoor saltwater swimming pool, Modern tropical interior concept
Dedicated valet and secure parking, Professional 24-hour fitness center
Budget-friendly Forest Park base, Saint Louis Zoo access
Starlight Ballroom rooftop views, Mediterranean-style seasonal pool
Expansive bi-level fitness center, Midwestern flavors at Zenia Bar
Heated indoor saltwater pool, Industrial-chic loft concept
Heated indoor swimming pool, Mac's Local Eats proximity
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Outdoor Sport Court and BBQ
The Vault 24-hour marketplace, Modern 24-hour fitness studio
Heated indoor swimming pool, World's Away Restaurant and bar
Gateway Arch and riverfront views, Rooftop saltwater pool
Diverse on-site dining, Four Seasons spa access
On-site Applebee's Grill & Bar, Central West End neighborhood access
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Are you looking for a fun vacation for the whole family? Don’t pass on St. Louis, because this urban town may have just what you’re looking for. The city claims to have more free attractions, than any other major city in the United States and you definitely don’t want to pass that up. Who doesn’t love free stuff! View The Arch, see a Cardinals game, eat comfort food that will have your taste buds singing, visit a museum or enjoy nature at one of the largest parks in the Midwest. Whatever your preference, St. Louis has a whole lot to offer. There are plenty of activities filled with culture and friendly Midwest fun, for the entire family.
Having easy access to all of St. Louis’ attractions will give you lots of time to explore the city. Staying downtown will be the best option for you and your family, because you’ll be in the city’s center. Drury Plaza at The Arch is a great option if you’re on a higher price point. This family friendly hotel is located in the heart of downtown. You’re close to many attractions on foot, including, the Cardinals stadium, The Arch and the city museum. The hotel offers a restaurant, spa, fitness center and indoor pool. Another great family friendly option, in the heart of downtown, is Hampton Inn St. Louis Downtown. This hotel is overlooking The Arch in downtown St. Louis and is within walking distance to the America’s Center. There’s a fitness center, indoor pool and onsite restaurant. However, by staying in downtown St. Louis you’re also close to other restaurants and nightlife options. Another plus, if you’re bringing your family, is this hotel has family rooms that you can book. Just to note, this hotel is on the pricier side, but it’s worth it since you’re able to walk everywhere.
For those looking to save more money and who have a lower price point, the St. Louis area has great cheap hotel options. However, most of them are in the suburbs and surrounding areas of St. Louis. One example of that is, Days Inn St. Louis Westport, MO. This cheap hotel is about 26 minutes outside of the city. However, it’s near I-270 so you’ll be able to reach downtown St. Louis very quickly. This affordable family friendly hotel features free parking, a free breakfast buffet and is very close to St. Louis’ International Airport. There’s also a fitness center and outdoor pool. Another great affordable option is, Hilton Garden Inn St. Louis-Airport. This hotel is conveniently located just off I-70. So, if you and your family stay here, you would be minutes from downtown St. Louis and three miles from the St. Louis International airport. This hotel is close to shopping, fine dining and exciting attractions. The hotel offers many great amenities, such as a lounge/bar and restaurant. There’s also a fitness room, an indoor pool, and a free airport shuttle to and from the airport.
A trip to St. Louis would not be complete without visiting The Arch. Known as the “Gateway to the West”, this monument was created to represent westward expansion in the United States. Locals are still proud of the 630 feet tall, stainless steel Gateway Arch and it’s a main site for the city. You know you’re in St. Louis when you see “The Arch.” Locals suggest paying the fee and riding to the top of The Arch, for incredible views of the city. The tram ride is tight, but it’s said that there is nothing like going across the Mississippi River to see the city’s entire skyline.
Your ‘one stop-shop’ in the city will be found at The Loop. This six-block district is filled with restaurants, boutiques, bars, galleries and even open-air cafes. This is a popular hangout spot for St. Louis’ young adult, trendy and hipster crowds. The shops range from second-hand clothing stores, to book stores and athletic apparel. You’ll be able to satisfy all of your shopping needs in The Loop. Make sure you visit Blueberry Hill – a restaurant and live music venue, and one of The Loop’s most sought out places. The Loop is located just north of Forest Park.
Speaking of Forest Park, you definitely don’t want to miss a trip here. Although considering the size of this enormous park, it would be hard to miss and nature lovers may pass out from the sheer size of it. The park is known to be about 500 acres larger than New York City’s Central Park, if you want to get an idea of how gigantic this place is. On top of that, the park holds about 1,300 acres of things to do in St. Louis alone. You’ll find fun museums inside the park, a golf course and summer concerts are held inside as well. The St. Louis zoo is inside the park and you should definitely check out the diverse exhibits. Plus, the zoo’s main attractions are free. If the weather permits take a jog on one of its many trails, take a boat through its waterways, or you can try your swing at the tennis courts. However there is so much to do in Forest Park, you won’t be able to complete them all in one trip. The park is free, but attractions may charge their own fees.
The Major League Baseball’s St. Louis Cardinals are very much loved in their city. Even if you’re not a baseball fan, or you’re not a fan of the Cardinals – don’t say this out loud in St. Louis, a trip to Busch Stadium is worth seeing. During a game, the ballpark is taken over by its red wearing fans and visitors say it’s a sight to be seen. One convenient thing about this stadium is the escalators, which helps with mobility around the ballpark. While you’re here make sure you stop at Ballpark Village to view the Cardinals’ history museum. It has been said that the experience of Bausch Stadium can be enjoyed without the love of baseball. The ambiance is perfect for a summer evening, and the views of The Arch, and part of the St. Louis skyline, should be seen. If you’d rather not see a baseball game, the stadium does offer day tours.
Additional free sites such as the Anheuser-Busch Brewery and Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis should not be missed during your trip as well. However, with even more sites and activities in St. Louis, you definitely won’t be able to see everything in one trip. More family friendly fun will await you, when you return and it will be worth it.
July is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in St Louis, with typical prices around $191 per night based on 35 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in St Louis are usually highest during March, with typical prices around $430 per night.
Hotel prices in St Louis usually range from $168 per night to $540 per night, with typical prices around $211 per night.
Hotel prices in St Louis are typically lowest in July at around $191 per night, rising to around $430 per night in March.
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In St Louis, you might want to check out Hyatt Regency St. Louis at The Arch, Clayton Plaza Hotel, St. Louis Union Station Hotel, Curio Collection by Hilton, Hilton St. Louis at the Ballpark. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in St Louis, you might want to explore Angad Arts Hotel St. Louis, Tapestry Collection by Hilton, Four Seasons Hotel St. Louis, The Ritz-Carlton, St. Louis, Kasa Forest Park St Louis. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting St Louis with your family, you could look at Hyatt Regency St. Louis at The Arch, St. Louis Union Station Hotel, Curio Collection by Hilton, Hilton St. Louis at the Ballpark, Drury Plaza Hotel St. Louis at the Arch. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Traveling with pets? The hotels Hyatt Regency St. Louis at The Arch, Clayton Plaza Hotel, St. Louis Union Station Hotel, Curio Collection by Hilton, Hilton St. Louis at the Ballpark could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in St Louis, check out Four Seasons Hotel St. Louis, HoteLumière at the Arch Hotel & Casino - A Caesars Rewards Destination, Hotel Saint Louis, Autograph Collection, Classy Midtown 2br, King Master – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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