what area of st. louis
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My husband and I will be in st. louis in early June for a few nights and are trying to decide on what area to stay in. We will probably do some things in Forest Park so it might be good to stay there but also like when we can wander through pretty/historic neighborhoods in the morning or for dinner. appreciate your suggestions.
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The Cheshire Inn has recently been refurbished. It's a St Louis tradition. Within three blocks is a great neighborhood coffee shop and a good bar/restaurant (called Jimmy's-- if it is still there). It is very close to Wash U, which has a beautiful campus with attractive architecture. Close to Forest Park and Clayton.
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I agree with PeaceOut - the Cheshire is centrally located (walking distance of Forest Park) and the entire hotle has been renovated - we actually stayed there and loved it.
They have added two new restaurants there - one is a Tapas Bar - it is great fun and the other is more upscale and has wonderful food. There really is nowhere to wander around neighborhoods though.
Jimmy's is still open!
There is Boutique Hotel in Clayton - Seven Gables - It is really cute - see link - it is in walking distance of old beautiful neighborhoods as well as many great restaurants for dinner and breakfast. My favorite breakfast place near there is City Coffee - authentic crepes and wonderful coffee! There is an outdoor cafe to people watch. The other fun breakfast place is called Half and Half also in walking distance of this hotel.
http://www.sevengablesinn.com/
They have added two new restaurants there - one is a Tapas Bar - it is great fun and the other is more upscale and has wonderful food. There really is nowhere to wander around neighborhoods though.
Jimmy's is still open!
There is Boutique Hotel in Clayton - Seven Gables - It is really cute - see link - it is in walking distance of old beautiful neighborhoods as well as many great restaurants for dinner and breakfast. My favorite breakfast place near there is City Coffee - authentic crepes and wonderful coffee! There is an outdoor cafe to people watch. The other fun breakfast place is called Half and Half also in walking distance of this hotel.
http://www.sevengablesinn.com/
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I agree with all of these.
The Chase has more restaurants nearby, is still lovely.
Cheshire Inn would be another great choice on the other edge of the park. The DeMun area, a few blocks away, has more night life on warm summer evenings than in the past, with Sasha's wine bar and DeMun Oyster providing sidewalk views of a parklike seminary across the street.
The Chase has more restaurants nearby, is still lovely.
Cheshire Inn would be another great choice on the other edge of the park. The DeMun area, a few blocks away, has more night life on warm summer evenings than in the past, with Sasha's wine bar and DeMun Oyster providing sidewalk views of a parklike seminary across the street.
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