The Cheshire
This Tudor-style hotel, built in 1969, is a romantic getaway within walking distance of Forest Park and the St. Louis Zoo and is a five-minute drive via I-40 from Downtown.
Most of St. Louis's major hotels are near Downtown, surrounding the airport, in the suburban St. Louis County seat Clayton, or in various others suburbs along major highways.
This Tudor-style hotel, built in 1969, is a romantic getaway within walking distance of Forest Park and the St. Louis Zoo and is a five-minute drive via I-40 from Downtown.
Location is key at this business- and family-friendly hotel, three blocks from the Union Station entertainment complex, a bit more than a mile from the Gateway Arch, and convenient to I--40.
European-inspired architecture gives this hotel an elegant feel. It's located in Frontenac, a wealthy suburb off I-40, just a 10- to 15-minute drive west of Downtown. The hotel is within walking distance of a variety of restaurants and the upscale Plaza Frontenac shopping center, which houses a movie theater, boutiques, Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue, and restaurants.
This hotel, which has a Swiss chalet–style exterior, is in the 42-acre West Port Plaza entertainment complex, with a cinema, restaurants, shopping, and comedy and music venues.
This corporate-style hotel is within the 42-acre West Port Plaza entertainment complex, which houses restaurants, small music venues, a movie theater, and some shopping. The location provides convenient access to various West County corporate locations along I-40 and I-270. Guests also have access to amenities at the hotel's sister property, the Sheraton West Port Lakeside Chalet.