Hampton Inn, St Louis

I have no room to complain. My company placed me here for a week. As a business hotel, this is lacking. I arrived on Memorial day, from Kansas City, hungry, traveling alone. It was about 5:00. I pulled my car up to the valet, who, promptly took my keys, which I was kind of put off with, cause I am normally the type of person who comes and goes as I please. After I got my luggage out of my car, the valet parked it. I asked the valet if the hotel had a restuarant. He said they do, but laughed about it being closed on Memorial day. When I got my car from the valet, later, the sunroof was open. I had to ask them to close all my windows and lock the car. He was not helpful where else to go and eat. I went in, and asked the front desk where to eat, and he said the Union Station had lot's of places. I went to my room, the comforters make the beds unassumingly lumpy looking. I arranged my clothing, and called the valet to retrieve my car.It was 5:15. I got to Union Station, pretty much accross the street, and it was nearly closed. Settled for something to eat. Paid my 1.00 to park, and left. I was there less than 20 minutes tops. The Hard Rocks is there,but I'd hate to actually eat there, you'd have to pay a whole lot more to park, so consider the meal price. The Union Station has lot's of shops, typically, was not open on the holiday. The next day, well, the breakfast was plentiful. For dinner, I ordered food from the restuarant (prices about like Applebee's), adding 10% for room service, and 3% for ordering down to the restuarant, and picking it up. During the night, it was a bit noisy. Personally, after spending 4 nights here, I'd not want to have small children and stay here, the boredom factor is amazing. I'd consider the Hyatt at Union Station before this one.

The hotel itself and the employees inside were great! However, the valet was not so great. They gave us the wrong directions to the Zoo and tried sending us south when we needed to go west. Then one of them impolitely asked me for a cigarette while he was talking on the phone. I was already a little upset that we could not park our own vehicle due to "construction" even though I think it was reserved for a wedding party that night. I do not enjoy valet parking when there is a possibility of things vanishing from my vehicle and I can not take it all out like the sign says to do. The valet was not professional like I expected. I have not been to many places with valet, but it did not make me feel important, it made me worry.

-Loved the location -View was amazing -Service was great -Hotel food perfect My husband and I came to St Louis for the Joyce Meyer Womens Convention (Purpose and Passion). It was an amazing visit and Hampton made everything that much nicer!We will look forward to staying here again next year!

- Good Internet Access - Poor work area, can not see TV from desk - Lap-desk, nice - Poor house keeping, no vacuuming - Flip front desk staff - rude - Locks front door at 8 PM, suspicious safety-wise - Bluetooth will not function correctly in room - 11 floors, two very slow elevators

This hotel is in a great location, especially considering the price. A lot cheaper than hotels just a few blocks away. Within walking distance of Scottrade Center and Union Station. (We had to walk b/c of the St. Patrick's Day parade on Market Street.) Room was clean and beds were comfortable. Continental breakfast was good. The pool and hot tub area were nice. Just be aware that indoor pool does not mean indoor "heated" pool. Our only complaint was that the service in the restaurant downstairs was very poor. Great food but slow service! We plan on returning to this hotel for future stays in St. Louis.

The location of this hotel is excellent. Though it is not exactly considered to be in downtown, it is closed enough to everything including the Union Station, and best of all every floor hallway has a straight view down to Gateway Arch and St. Louis cityscape. It does come with free breakfast, internet, and indoor parking lot. The room itself is clean and full of amenities. The mattress is gotta be the best and most comfortable one from my travelling experience. The price is comparatively cheaper than the other Hampton Inn by the Arch and many other hotels in the downtown area. Overall, I was very pleased with the experience at Hampton Inn Union Station.

It's fun to travel when you can stay in a nice place with your pet!! The service is pretty good and the cleanliness if good. The location is amazing.

Breakfast good, just don't have the buscuits and gravy...Clean. Central location, kareoke in the bar. The burgers are OK too. THe hotel is in general a good, reasonably priced hotel.

Hampton Inn Union Station was a second home to us while my daughter attend college in St. Louis. The complimentary breakfast, in-hotel restaurant, and the near-by Union Station, made this the ideal base for all our activities. I recommend Hampton Inn for it's family-friendly attitude and wonderful staff.

Great location, right in the middle of the city, everything is close. Its a nice hotel, its a hampton inn so you get the free breakfast buffet which is good. The best thing about this hotel is its location to surrounding things, and its accessiblity, near the highway, on a main road, easy to get to. One downside, to avoid noise, make sure your room is not located above the bar.