Bellefontaine Neighbors Hotels

"The room is perfect. The queen bed room is the best value for the single traveler. The only problem is having a problem to adjust the hot water in the sink."

"Room was very nice and clean. Plus they had drinks and snacks in the lobby. Restful nite with no problems. Will stay there again."

"Friendly staff"

"Room was clean and prepared for our arrival. Complimentary breakfast was good omelet station was on point with great customer service. "

"Staff was amazing! Room was nothing fancy at all, it looked like they had tacked up part of the wall paper? Anyhow, it was a good location and it was a super short 6 hours we needed the room so worked!"

"Our room was excellent. Staff super attentive. Restaurant and bar were outstanding. Will definitely be back again."

"Everything was perfect! Will stay again for sure. "

"Beautiful place awesome staff members that even helped take pics. very clean rooms and room sitting area also neat. Casino staff friendly very clean. Fun Fun fun time!!"

"The cafe that sold breakfast ran out of healthy options each morning (yogurt parfait cup/ overnight oats & quinoa $8 each) They had other plates, egg with meat, etc that looked nice fwiw. Cute gift shop in the cafe. Fashionable hotel with no real 'front desk' just a checkin counter, but volunteers were staffing a St. Louis info table in the lobby while we were there- very friendly. The bar/tapas restaurant across the lobby was fun, $$, and kitchen closed at 10 or so when our events got out so I didn't get to try it. LOVED the historic building, originally a YMCA, the handsome billiards room and the terrific tiled pool with vaulted ceiling- they don't make them like that anymore. Steam room, sauna, showers were great- bring a room towel in case the spa runs short! Open til 10:30p or 11p fyi. Art Museum on the 2nd floor is free to visitors, and had some challenging, gorgeous, funny, and thought-provoking art. Historic Campbell Mansion next door was a neat contrast and a quick peek into the high Victorian era. Glad I went, would stay again"