Early flight out of Lambert? Hilton St. Louis Airport hotel is the perfect place to spend the…read morenight. I am a Hilton Diamond member and always check in and obtain a digital key in the app. I appreciate skipping the line and heading straight to my room. I did stop by the desk on this occasion to pick up an extra key. Lynnette was working the desk when I arrived. She was warm, welcoming, and helpful. The front lobby is a large open space with the breakfast restaurant and Constellations the hotel bar. We had an early flight and did not have time to stop in and check out the bar. I will report back next time we stay here. The hotel itself, feels a little dated. Dark woods, color palette, and textiles. The furniture was also heavy and dark. Otherwise, this place had all of the comforts you expect with a Hilton. The rooms and bathrooms were clean, linens were crisp and white. The pillow top bed and oversized pillows made for a comfortable nights sleep. The selling point for me was the 24/7 airport shuttle. We had a 5 AM flight and boarded the shuttle at 3 AM.

I had a weird check-in as I had status and no welcome gift or any info on parking. I had to come…read moreback and ask where is the overnight parking lot and he told me around back. The room was on the 3rd floor which looked clean but once in the room there were black and yellow stains on the bed sheets. The room was decent and shows it's age. Breakfast was ok, $20 a person. I was surprised the noise level was pretty good as the hotel is literally across the street. Checking out I recommend you come out to the front before checking out or you will be locked in the lot. They told me the lot door will open even after u checked out - that is false.

We stayed for two nights and really enjoyed it…read more I loved that the pool was open until midnight but wished there was also a hot tub. The room was smallish but very comfortable. Air conditioning was very cold when turned down which is how I prefer to sleep! It was definitely a bit loud when it kicked on. The water pressure was great. Everyone was very satisfied with the cleanliness of the room. Breakfast was great if you're a breakfast person. Lots of good options. The milk could have been colder! The free cookies at the front desk were incredible! I'd definitely stay here again :)

Excellent breakfast. Nice front desk and housekeeping. Good room. It's weird that they don't put…read moretrash bags in the cans. Also the a/c-heater unit fan doesn't ever stop blowing. I prefer quiet at night. Even when the fan switch is set to off and the unit is set to off, the fan continues to blow.

We have stayed at this one before & love it. We have not done the free happy hour they do from…read more530p-7p yet nor the free breakfast but would like to sometime. The night we were there they had pulled pork, slider buns, baked beans, steamed hot dogs, chili, nachos, popcorn, fountain drinks & 3 alcohol drinks per person. The dining/gathering area is huge & done very well. The rooms are very nice & they pay special attention to cleanliness. Every employee at the front desk was extremely nice & helpful. This hotel is on the same street as the rental car lots so it was convenient to take the shuttle from the airport to get our car & this hotel is very close. There is also a White Castle 1/2 mile away! Also the parking is free & secure behind a gate using your room key to enter & exit. I would highly recommend this hotel!

General - I have never stayed at a Drury Inn before and I had heard good things about them so…read moredecided to give them a try on my last road trip with family. Location - This Drury was right next to the airport. Not much around the area since it is closer to the airport and surrounding by parking and other hotels. There is a gas station next door and a restaurant onsite but you don't need to venture far for food or fun when staying at a Drury. Rooms & Building - After staying at a couple Drury locations, you will notice that each one follows a similar pattern. Lots of seating in the lobby (which is great when getting food), nice size pool and hot tub areas, and sprawling complexes with additional seating nook found throughout. Our room was nice and comfy and easily fit our family of five. Amenities - This location had the smallest pool and hot tub area of the three Drury's we stayed at. Even still, the water was warm and the hot tub was hot. Parking was free and utilized a private lot. There was also an office center and a small convenience store to purchase items from. One of the main selling points for me was their free evening dinner and free breakfast. Oh, and I can't forget about the free popcorn in the lobby. Food - While staying here, you are able to take advantage of a free breakfast and dinner buffet. The breakfast layout is your standard hot/cold/continental buffet. Hot options include eggs, breakfast potatoes, breakfast meat, sausage gravy, and waffles. Continental options are available too such as yogurt, cereal, breakfast breads, fruit, etc. I have to say that Drury had the best biscuits I have ever had for a hotel's breakfast buffet. I ate so much biscuits and gravy here, ha! The dinner buffet was great. At first, I thought it would just be a great way to save some $$, even if it wasn't the most enjoyable but the food was actually satisfying and filling. The night we stayed at this location offered BBQ pulled pork, mac and cheese (which was soooo good), coleslaw, beans, hot dogs, nachos, soup and salad. Adults also get three free alcoholic drinks that include various cocktails, beer and wine. The kids can enjoy AYCD soda. Vibe - Easy going and super friendly staff. All the staff worked extra hard to make sure all of the guests were having a great stay, super cool to see. The hotel is definitely geared towards family but includes some nice higher-end touches like comfy seating areas, relaxing pool areas, and a decent size gym. With that being said, there will be a lot of kids running around but it wasn't as loud and crazy as I thought it would be. Reality vs. Online - Pictures that I saw on their website and online matched the quality and condition of the hotel and rooms in-person. No surprises. Price & Final Verdict - I paid about $135 a night. Great bang for your buck, especially when you included the free food and drinks that you can take advantage of. Drury's are a great place to pick if you want a casual all-inclusive experience while traveling, especially with kiddos.

This is my favorite St. Louis hotel. First, it's inexpensive. But, that's not where it ends. The…read morecustomer service is superb. I'm always shocked when I check in because good customer service is never expected anywhere. I love the large lobby area. There are free snacks and free drinks (wine and beer) every night of your stay. There's free breakfast. The rooms are clean and nicely decorated. I absolutely love this place!!!

This is a budget, friendly hotel really nice and clean. I had to stay here during the snowstorm so…read morethat I could go to work the next day. I would recommend it. It's one of the cheaper places to stay at over here by the airport in St. Louis, Missouri.

Run down old marriott. Probably one of the worst marriotts I've stayed at in to be honest. I left…read morea brand new bottle of cologne in my room and when I called to cone back and get it the manager told me they didn't have it and it was thrown away before hanging up on me. Super rude and since it was in a shopping bag I'm sure they just kept it. Wouldn't stay here if you have a better option.

t's always a pleasure to get managers to email me on my business stays because this is a contract…read morewith Delta. And even though I was on a contracted rate, and have been each time I've stayed at that particular location, your staff never misses! The front desk was packed with about 4 staff all busy doing something. Two very fun and welcoming ladies checking us in, one other lady helping a lady with a lost item and one gentleman literally saying "welcome" to every single person that walked thru the door (which was tons since there was some convention going on). The chocolate treat we are always greeted with is a well known fact amongst flight attendants and they LOVE IT! Marissa took care of me at the bar and was an absolute delight. Even the housekeeping staff encountered that day working on the 3rd floor were just so pleasant and greeted me. I even overheard an employee who was getting off work become frustrated because her ride home had not left yet and as soon as she saw me walking down the hall, her entire demeanor changed, she smiled and said thanks for staying with us. I don't know what you're doing to keep this type of hospitality flowing thru the building, but please don't stop. As a titanium elite member, I can tell you this is mostly NOT the experience I have come to receive... it's hit or miss and depends on the staff members, but yours was just ONE TEAM!

$100/n King room #118 on a Wednesday night…read more We landed at 1135pm, having come in a day early. We were supposed to be staying in Minneapolis & heading to St Louis Thursday, but decided to go on, after cancelations & delays. We booked upon landing & called for a shuttle after deplaning. It was 1145pm & I half expected to be told no shuttle, as it stops running at 12a. Imagine my delight when they said less than 10min! 5min later, we were in the shuttle (says Drury Inn) & on our way. The gal working at check-in was very friendly & welcoming. Check-in was fast & it wasn't our first stay, so, no need for much info. The room smells of cheap constructionmaterials, but also of sheets left in the washer too long, perhaps. The room was clean, but it's already looking battered. Pictures are gone off the walls, all of them. The brackets remain, along with lots of nail holes. The baseboards are broken & the toilet lid is about 30lbs with no soft close. It has potential. I love the high ceilings and color scheme. Our room had a large shower, no tub & the floor is carpeted. Comfy bed & adequate water pressure/ hot water. Hubs is Diamond Select & booked directly with BW, without points. No Upgrade but got drinks.

King Standard, Room 118 for 1 night. $123 after tax, roughly…read more Late arrival, right at midnight. Friendly staff. This room was ground floor, right next to the breakfast area. I expected a lot of morning noise, but it wasn't bad. No noise through the night. The bed was VERY comfortable & the room clean. All of the artwork was removed, leaving hardware & wall damage in its place. Temp control worked well. Staff was friendly & breakfast was a typical hotel breakfast. Big shower, high ceilings. Overall, a good stay. Noce layout & color scheme. Wish they'd maintain it better & with industrial grade materials. Samsung TVs, so, easy to connect to my phone.

Sketch - not recommended, would not book…read more Our room had an adjoining door, but the internal door (our side) was missing. There was NO WAY TO LOCK THE DOOR FROM THE INSIDE! They claimed the other side of the door was a conference room being renovated, and there's no way to get in because there's a wall. But we slipped something under the door without problem, so clearly no wall. He wouldn't show us the conference room or the inside for peace of mind; and supposedly the workers have access?!? And I can't lock it from the inside?!? I don't understand why construction would force them to remove the INSIDE door that has a lock on it. The front desk got extremely angry when we tried asking for a new room. My husband has the patience of a saint, and the conversation turned sour quickly. The man at the front continued to insist it was just a conference room and to "just trust him", and refused to show me the conference room for peace of mind to reassure there was no access. And again, this does not justify the missing internal door. Missouri's hotel law (Chapter 315) requires hotels to operate with "strict regard to health and safety of the guest", and a room that cannot be secured from the inside is not safe and is not acceptable. He said there were no other rooms available - although the parking lot wasn't that full so I'm unsure if it was true - so we went up the street to the DoubleTree and it was MUCH better!!! Customer service reassured us we'd be refunded, but we've yet to receive the promised call from the manager. I do not often do hotel reviews, especially not bad reviews, but I felt this was important. I would absolutely not recommend staying here, especially if you're a female traveler.

Shite hole. No Elevator. Only had rooms in the third and…read morefourth floor. God forbid you're in a wheelchair. Was told there was a tub was a shower. Room smelled like farts can't open

I had a great stay at the Renaissance St. Louis Airport Hotel. The management staff was awesome,…read moreand customer service was excellent. We had an issue with the bathroom/tub, but they handled it immediately and moved us to another room, which I really appreciated. The hotel is very clean and well kept. I also visited the lounge and the food was good. The location is convenient, right by the airport and highway. I'm giving it 4 out of 5 stars only because of the bathtub issue, but overall, this is a very nice, clean hotel with great service. The outside doesn't even do the inside justice. I highly recommend staying here if you're in St. Louis.

This hotel is conveniently located next to St. Louis Airport. They have a 24 hour shuttle. I landed…read morevery late and the shuttle process was seamless, as well as I had digital check-in. I was in my room approximately 15 minutes from the time I acquired my bag. The hotel was very clean and has lots of amenities. I had a great night's rest. I highly recommend this hotel.

A hotel stay here should be presented ... to anyone you hate! Upon check in, I wasn't greeted by…read morethe Indian female clerk in her 20s. She glared at me and said " I need an ID. " I asked if they greeted guests. She said she said hello but I didn't hear her. I suppose it was telepathically and only Lestât heard it! I was given room 145 where there was a ring around the tub and hair in the drain. A little welcoming gift I suppose, like a bottle of champagne on the bed. I complained to the middle aged, Indian female clerk, in person because there was NO phone in the room. She looked at the pic and said, "Oh the tub is just peeling." I However, she was speechless when presented with the pic of trash and wad of hair resting atop the drain. I was relocated to a handicap accessible room. I moved to 118 where the fire alarm, um looked to have been in a fire. The bathroom mirror also appeared burnt. The bath towel was ink stained and there was only one bar of soap in a room with two beds. I asked the middle aged female clerk again if the extra soaps were missing. She responded that each room only gets one bar because guests waste soap. It gets better. I asked for an extra blanket and she asked if they weren't on the bed. I told her yes but I'm cold. She said she'd bring it in 15 minutes. I guess the soap police pulls double duty as the blanket police. The plot thickens! Four hours later, I walked to the desk to inquire about the blanket. The middle aged clerk said she'd brought it to room 145 but then another guest wanted it. I asked why would she take it to 145 when she personally moved me to 118. She said she forgot. Another rocket scientist. The stay from Hell keeps getting more interesting. I asked the morning Indian male clerk 30s, where can I find jelly. He said they dont have jelly. I told him I was making toast. He told me to use butter! I have to run and purchase three gift cards for my frenemies, ciao!

They could tear down the building. This is the most disgusting room I have ever seen. I am only…read moregrateful that I have a blanket in my suitcase that I can put on top of the bed because it is obvious the sheets have not been changed. The room REEKS of cigarette smoke. If it was not 2am and I had been traveling since 9am the previous day I WOULD LEAVE.

An excellent hotel experience. It has a great vibe to it and the food was good too. Room was…read morewonderful and I love the charging stations that are there now! Highly recommend! Can't wait to come back!

Checked in, went to their restaurant and there were no waitstaff and no bartenders, and only a…read morecouple people in the restaurant. Left and went to another restaurant. On my arrival back, there was a fire truck, ambulance and several police cars lighting up the front of the building entrance. I came in the side door, firemen and police were there, handcuffing a 20's something young man who apparently was smoking in the hotel somewhere and set off the smoke detectors. I asked another guest about it and he said that this was not the first time this has happened here. Why? Just, why? When I asked the firemen if it was okay to go back, they said yes, all clear. Then when I got to my room, the warning system went off again telling everyone to evacuate. This was insane. Absolutely a $h!tsh0w. Never staying here again. Guess Doubletree doesn't mean what it used to.