St. Louis Hotel Guide - O'Fallon Park hotels in St. Louis, United States of America.

"I really liked this hotel I thought everything looked great and clean but then I saw a roach in spa/pool area and grossed me out. Disappointed. "

"Everything seemed more like a cheap motel. Room service came in a cardboard box. No one knew how to cast to the TV. All Apps and no service. No cash excepted. The valet did call a cab for us that was helpful everything else seemed sub-par."

"We were here on a "mini moon" after our wedding ceremony. The bed was terribly uncomfortable, there was a light in the room (in the cubby above the coffee machine) that did not seem to have a switch (so it stayed on all night - thank goodness I brought a mask to sleep), and some kind of alarm above the bed that blinked all night. The furnace in the corner made a huge racket, waking me up several times during our 2 night stay, even despite using silicone earplugs. The hallway was super noisy late at night, we were unfortunate enough to be right next to the elevators. We asked for a late checkout and had a "do not disturb" sign on our door, and yet the morning of our check out, housekeeping knocked on our door 3 times between 9 am and 12 pm. It was truly infuriating. Housekeeping also entered our room on our 2nd day there but they barely cleaned. They did not make the bed (simply pulled the sheets over the pillows haphazardly) and the trash was left behind. The bottles of complimentary handwash and shampoo were nearly empty. I cannot believe this is a 4 star hotel, only 1 star less than Four Seasons which is leaps and bounds better. The only redeeming qualities were the coffee shop (Good Press), the art work throughout the hotel, the art gallery, and the front desk staff who were very helpful and kind. Hence why it got 2 stars instead of just 1."

"Great!!"

"First, I could not understand the clerks speech when I was checking in, very frustrating. I figured for a five star rating that they say they have there would be coffee downstairs at the very least every morning which there wasn’t. I didn’t think the beds were very comfortable. They don’t have a boxspring and it’s a thin mattress that’s on board slats. Could hear a lot of knocking noises from other rooms. The room doors are not sealed, and you can see the light around clear around the door edges. The last thing I noticed was the floor I’m gonna call it lamentation is coming up and it squeaks when you walk on it. I just figured there would be better accommodations for the price of $250 a night. And one last thing they charge $10 a night for parking."

"Good breakfast!"

"This hotel is completely unfit for habitation; it needs to be demolished."

"Yes"

"Its a boutique hotel. Perfectly snugged away in the center of everything. My room was clean and comfortable. Front Desk Care Keepers were phenomenal. The only downsize was parking. There is no parking directly attached to the building. Valet parking is expensive but there is shared Marriott Parking garage - kinda spooky if your moving to and fro when its dark. Would I Go Back? Heck yeah!"