Find hotels near Grant's Farm, St. Louis from ￥14,657

"Good"

"We loved the themed rooms and the overall feel of the lodge. Breakfast was delicious! We would definitely stay again"

"Place was filthy, sheets stained appeared to not have been changed. Non smoking room clearly smelled of smoke. Staff seemed unconcerned with conditions of hotel. We did not stay, and are attempting to get a refund thru hotels.com"

"The room was clean but needed a complete refresh. There was obvious water damage on the wall/ceiling, the tub was stained to the point you didn’t want to stand in it in your bare feet. The furniture was tired and the desk chair was cracked, peeling and falling apart. It wasn’t a pleasant room. The public breakfast room floor was so sticky (with soap film?) that it squeaked as people walked on it. The staff was friendly and the location was convenient for our purposes."

"Nice place. The sign was very cool."

"We did not stay for breakfast. We did not gamble either, but the stay was very nice, easy access and exit. Would stay again. "

"We had an amazing stay. Check in was simple. The house was so clean and neat. We parked in the driveway and there’s also an attached garage that is accessible to park in. The bathrooms were stocked with plenty of basic toiletries. The kitchen was stocked with plenty of the basics. The deck was a great outdoor space and spent lots of time there. The beds were very comfortable. The host had great communication and we actually had a chance to meet her. She was absolutely lovely. The house is in a really nice neighborhood and conveniently located. When we come back to St Louis we will definitely stay here again."

"Such a lovely neighborhood and home!! Lots of games and gaming systems fun for the family, walking distance to a great restaurant, private driveway and comfortable home for our family of 5!! Highly recommend! "

"The house was very clean and located in a nice quiet neighborhood. There is a lot of space in the house with plenty of bedrooms and bathrooms. It is convenient to downtown St. Louis."