Historic Hotels & Resorts in Chesterfield from NZ$246

"Overall, this was a pleasant stay at the Heritage Inn & Suites St. Louis/Fenton. The room was mostly clean and comfortable, though there was some used toilet paper left behind in the bathroom, which was a bit disappointing. Aside from that, the room met expectations. The front desk staff really stood out—everyone we interacted with was extremely nice, welcoming, and helpful, which made a great first impression. Breakfast was another highlight: it was warm, fresh, and offered a good variety of options, making it a great start to the day. On the downside, the pool was freezing and not very enjoyable. The hot tub was unfortunately full of children under 18, making it difficult for adults to relax, which may be something management should address. With a few improvements around cleanliness and pool management, this could be an even better stay. Overall, a decent experience with friendly service and a solid breakfast."

"fully enjoyable experience hard to beat hotel stay highly recommend staying"

"Great stay. Great environment. Great staff."

"We were not made aware of the parking being restricted if we were to leave the property and then come back much later in the evening. The gate was closed and we had to pay for parking in an expensive nearby lot."

"Excellent staff and location!"

"Perfect place to stay for a quick visit to the city for a baseball game. Walking distance to the ballpark and the Gateway Arch. Loved the free breakfast buffet and the kick back in the evening. Rooms were nice and hotel was quiet. "

"Excellent stay all around."

"Great place to stay if your there for a Cardinal game clean rooms adequate parking great breakfast friendly Staff. What's not to like? Would stay again "

"Rather than being 100% negative-I will offer suggestions that would have helped improve the experience. Have a garage entrance near the hotel. It was about 2 blocks away with no signage that indicated this was the correct garage. The instructions indicated the garage was across from the Sheraton, but the hotel it is across from is no longer a Sheraton (it took my 3 tries to find the garage). When you get in the garage there wasn't any signage to tell you where to park for the hotel. When you finally get there-put some carts in the hallway to help folks with luggage. The walk to the correct elevator is long and juggling luggage was difficult. Rethink the look of the reception desk. Huge plastic shields with a security guard standing in front do not give any confidence that this is a safe hotel. The front desk is plastered with signs in neon colors telling what you can and can not do. Including one that said "no shoes, no shirt, no service" It doesn't make you think that this is a nice place. Rethink the cheap, uncomfortable and ugly flooring in the rooms. The baseboards were broken and dirty. The towels and bedding were really thin and low quality. Maybe an upgrade there? The pillows had plastic tags clipped inside (!)-I guess so you wouldn't steal them. I cut my ear sleeping on the darn things. Close the doors to the cleaning closets-they are junky and look terrible. I have stayed at the hotel for years and it must be under new management-never again."