Hilton Hotels in Northeast Missouri from NZ$228

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Our top choices for Northeast Missouri Hilton Hotels

A modern lounge area with a central fire feature, seating, and large windows offering a city view.

1. Hilton St. Louis at the Ballpark

Downtown St. Louis

Kella

includes taxes & fees

22 Nov - 23 Nov

A spacious lobby with modern seating arrangements, a large chandelier, and a view of the cityscape through large windows.

2. Hilton Pennywell St. Louis at the Arch

Downtown St. Louis

Tabitha

includes taxes & fees

15 Nov - 16 Nov

A bar area with a long counter, multiple seating options, and a television screen displaying a program.

3. Hilton St. Louis Airport

Woodson Terrace

raymond

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20 Nov - 21 Nov

A brick building with a tower, large windows, and a fountain in the garden.

4. Hilton St. Louis Frontenac

Frontenac

Linda L

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29 Nov - 30 Nov

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Top Northeast Missouri Hotel Reviews

Courtyard by Marriott St. Louis Downtown/Convention Center

8/10 Good

"It was a great hotel with lovely service, clean rooms, good water pressure, extremely hot water available, soft towels, and helpful staff. The only problems I had were that the parking garage was a block over from the hotel so anytime we wanted to go anywhere, we had to walk to the next street over. It wasn’t a big deal but a slight inconvenience especially if you’re in a rush. There is a place to eat downstairs that has things like muffins, coffee, and real meals BUT it’s only open from 5pm-10pm? Just inconvenient times. Other than those things, it was great."

The West End

8/10 Good

"Nice and clean hotel but their amenities leave a lot to come up to snuff for the cost of the rooms.: They had a coffee machine in the room but no cups or cream; in the “kitchen” there was no decaf coffee, and the only tea pods were green tea; sweetener was out but few packets of cream. A chalkboard said “fruit on the weekends”—it was being brought in at 8:30, as we were on our way out the door. A sign outside said “now open”—perhaps it’s under new management??"