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"Overall bad experience. Arrived for weekend stay on Friday at 330pm. Got in room and turned AC down low to get room cold. Put some perishables away in fridge for later. Then, left for evening plans and returned around midnight. Upon return room temp was 76 degrees, the AC had been turned off. Room finally cooled down enough to sleep around 2 am but then AC turned off repeatedly throughout the night causing the room to be super uncomfortable and sleep impossible. Morning came and we went to fridge to enjoy items we had in it to find the fridge was not working and all the items had spoiled. Later in the day we returned to the hotel to go use the pool and relax. There were no pool towels so I went to front desk to request some. I was told there were none clean and there were no additional towels for our room either so we were unable to use the pool. We ventured out again, ensuring the AC was turned on before leaving. We again returned around 9pm and once again found our AC off and the room was 75 this time. I returned to the desk and was handed instructions to reset the AC system and told the AC runs on motion sensors and turns off after 30 minutes of inactivity. The staff were not friendly or helpful with this situation. Essentially telling us that our complaint was not a concern to them and to get over being uncomfortable and unable to sleep. "

"Facilities were adequate "

"I loved staying at this place!!! It's was extra clean and had luxury amenities. The staff was very nice and accommodating. This is a 5-Star hotel. It's a newly renovated old school-house turned into a hotel and it's in the cutest town about 20 miles away from the Gateway Arch in St Louis. I especially loved how the hotel kept the school-house theme throughout. The hallways have lockers with the names of classic books. School desks and a chalkboard serve as a notice board where you check where you're from. The room curtains were plaid like school uniforms. The room key is a composition book. The bathroom door is a chalk board. And so many more cute touches. The room has a refrigerator and microwave.They have coffee, tea, granola bars and muffins until 10:30am. There's also a restaurant on site. I don't see why anyone would give this place anything less than 5 stars. I would definitely stay here again."

"We have stayed at Drury Inns many times and different locations and this one was by far the very best! Friendliest staff ever!"

"Loved staying here! Clean room, working thermostat, and great amenities. + Breakfast was delicious!! Definitely will be coming back here again"

"Horrible stay. Booked 3 nights and beds were hard as a rock. Bathroom is tiny and not vented. Staff was not helpful at all. Breakfast was typical but no plates. Had someone's scabs in our sheets and staff could careless. Won't ever stay at this hotel again. Not worth the money and staff was not helpful whatsoever!"

"The staff was great."

"Everything seemed more like a cheap motel. Room service came in a cardboard box. No one knew how to cast to the TV. All Apps and no service. No cash excepted. The valet did call a cab for us that was helpful everything else seemed sub-par."

"We were here on a "mini moon" after our wedding ceremony. The bed was terribly uncomfortable, there was a light in the room (in the cubby above the coffee machine) that did not seem to have a switch (so it stayed on all night - thank goodness I brought a mask to sleep), and some kind of alarm above the bed that blinked all night. The furnace in the corner made a huge racket, waking me up several times during our 2 night stay, even despite using silicone earplugs. The hallway was super noisy late at night, we were unfortunate enough to be right next to the elevators. We asked for a late checkout and had a "do not disturb" sign on our door, and yet the morning of our check out, housekeeping knocked on our door 3 times between 9 am and 12 pm. It was truly infuriating. Housekeeping also entered our room on our 2nd day there but they barely cleaned. They did not make the bed (simply pulled the sheets over the pillows haphazardly) and the trash was left behind. The bottles of complimentary handwash and shampoo were nearly empty. I cannot believe this is a 4 star hotel, only 1 star less than Four Seasons which is leaps and bounds better. The only redeeming qualities were the coffee shop (Good Press), the art work throughout the hotel, the art gallery, and the front desk staff who were very helpful and kind. Hence why it got 2 stars instead of just 1."