Hotels near Cypress South Shelter, Tower Grove Park in St. Louis

Requested room with a decent view. Was in a room where passers by were actually looking into room and waving. Hotel said it was ”construction” Insisted I be moved. New room faced parking lot. Asked for room on other side of hallway Was told they were all taken. THEY WERE NOT ALL TAKEN. THE CLEANING LADY CONFIRMED THAT THERE WERE SEVERAL AVAILABLE ROOMS. IN THE AREA THAT I HAD REQUESTED.

It's an old building, and the elevator has been there for many years. The room is relatively large, and the furniture is relatively new. There are pots, pans, cups, microwave, large refrigerator, and sink for washing vegetables in the room. If you want to make something to eat, there is absolutely no problem, and the bathroom is relatively good. It is big, and there is a simple wardrobe, but the bed is not big, and it is a bit reluctant to sleep two people. There is no parking lot, and it is not easy to park at the moment of construction in front of the door.

I stayed here with my nephews a week ago. There were a lot of events in the city and most rooms were sold out, but this one was in a good central location and I reserved two nights for $600. The hotel and rooms were ”OK”. Clean and comfortable. Not what I was expecting for the price, but I picked it mostly for the location and short driving times for the attractions we were wanting to do over the weekend, so that was fine. After waking up the first morning and taking a shower, I came out to one of my nephews telling me the front desk called to come downstairs because there was a breakin in the parking lot. I went down, and 8 cars had been broken into overnight. The parking lot had no cameras, and there were no leads on a suspect. After talking to the police, insurance, repair shop, etc. I visited the front desk, and though annoyed tried to be friendly. I asked how often this happens. ”Not often”. Is the hotel able to help us out in any way? That resulted in a sneer, and ”We might be able to provide you with a boxed breakfast if you insist”. (The box breakfasts cost guests $5, unless they are platinum-tier rewards members (which I am), and then they are free.) I thanked her, but let her know we had already had our breakfasts, and asked if the manager would be in that day. She let me know he only came in Monday-Friday 9-5, but the hotel policy was that they were not responsible for damages in the parking lot, so contacting him would not do any good. This is the part that still bothers me. I can understand the insurance reasons of not being responsible for actual damages suffered in a parking lot. But I would expect it to be good business to at least pretend to be sympathetic to your customers, and offer some kind of refund/comp and an ”I'm sorry this happened to you during your stay with us” response. If I had stayed at a $50/night hotel I would have understood, but at the price I paid I would expect some sort of basic security and customer service. I've stayed 13 nights in Holiday Inns since March, and have two more reserved for later this month at a different one I've had good experiences with, but I'm rethinking my future stays due to the callous disregard of this one.

my room was on the 6th floor (625)right below the bar/night club. This was on a Friday night. I wanted peace and quiet in my room after a long drive to St. louis. I not only heard the music but felt the bass. Called the front desk. They did lower the music and bass. The front desk did agree to switch my room the next day. If you book, ask Element not to put you on the 6th floor!

The room is very clean, the space is large, close to the University of St. Louis, near St. Louis, this hotel accounts for the top1 of Ctrip's best-selling hotel. After staying, it is indeed worthy of the name!

Love this chain never disappoints

priceline gave me 'hospital rate” which I didn't need or ask for, but otherwise a clean comfortable stay with close access to highway 64. Room has peephole, light fixtures, clothes rack easy for wheelchair tenant; bathroom has safety bars at toilet and sit-down shower, and even bathroom sink tilt down. elevator was down , though, during my stay. Limited restaurants in walking distance, only Wendys, Hardees, QuikTrip, Italian though at Drury nearby. Cable was problem. Good value for cost

The hotel is old, but clean, the location is close to the university town and the forest park, it is more convenient for families to go to WashU. But going to school and other places depends on Uber

With a stay at Home2 Suites by Hilton St. Louis/Forest Park, you'll be centrally located in St. Louis, within a 10-minute walk of Barnes Jewish Hospital and Forest Park. This hotel is 0.8 mi (1.4 km) from St. Louis Children's Hospital and 1.3 mi (2.2 km) from St. Louis University.Be sure to enjoy recreational amenities including an indoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless internet access, gift shops/newsstands, and a television in a common area. Getting to nearby attractions is a breeze with the complimentary area shuttle that operates within 3 miles.A complimentary buffet breakfast is served on weekdays from 6:00 AM to 9:30 AM and on weekends from 6:30 AM to 10:00 AM.Featured amenities include complimentary wired internet access, a business center, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 106 guestrooms, featuring kitchenettes with full-sized refrigerators/freezers and microwaves. Your bed comes with premium bedding, and all rooms are furnished with queen sofa beds. Wired and wireless internet access is complimentary, and LCD televisions with premium TV channels provide entertainment. Conveniences include desks and complimentary weekday newspapers, as well as phones with free local calls.

An absolutely great location that is right across the street from the new St. Louis city soccer stadium, it's two blocks walking distance from the city market Union station area. It's easily accessible just off of I64. The bed was comfortable, the bathroom was clean and fairly well stocked. And the one downside would be the in room refrigerator. It was very tiny and had no freezer section, which depending on the visitor they may or may not need. I am coming from far enough away and with children that I needed to refreeze freezer packs for snacks. The breakfast each morning was okay. It was scrambled eggs or scrambled eggs with cheese plus sausage. One morning it was a choice of turkey, sausage patties or pork sausage patties, while the next day was a choice of pork sausage links or chicken sausage links. Links. Plus they had the standard bread, English muffin, bagels, muffin, fruit. The downside would be the lack of waffle maker. I don't know why that makes a difference, because I don't really eat waffles. But my kid loves waffles and loves to make them. And instead of having a waffle maker, they had a hot plate filled with pre-made bagged frozen waffles that they had preheated for everybody. Oh yeah in my pics you'll see a pic of my kid's milk. IT wasn't expired, but the ad on it was and it gave me quite a scare when I saw it. And depending on plans, and what I need to be close to, if need be I will definitely stay here again with my family. The area was safe, clean, and I forgot the funniest part... Directly across the street from the FBI. LOL 😂🚓🚔