St. Louis, MO Vacation Packages
Where to stay in St. Louis
Find the best St. Louis areas and neighborhoods for the activities you enjoy most. Learn more about St. Louis
Downtown St. Louis
5 out of top 10 points of interest in this area
4/5Very Good!(4,004 area reviews)
Ample dining options, fascinating museums, and great live music are just a few top things to explore in Downtown St. Louis. A visit to Meeting of the Waters Fountain or St. Louis Union Station Mini Golf might round out your trip, and you can jump aboard the metro at 8th and Pine Station or Stadium Station to get around town.
Central West End
4.5/5Wonderful!(450 area reviews)
Enjoy this relaxed area, the ultimate destination for a lazy afternoon. Browse unique stores, admire artworks and sip coffee at sidewalk tables shaded by trees.
St. Charles Historic District
St. Charles Historic District is known for its abundant dining options, and you can plan a trip to Historic Main Street and First Missouri State Capitol Historic Site while you're in town.
Soulard
4/5Very Good!(6 area reviews)
You'll enjoy the bars and churches in Soulard. You might want to make time for a stop at Anheuser-Busch Brewery or Soulard Farmer's Market.
Lafayette Square
Famous for its historic ice cream-colored houses and independent businesses, this characterful neighborhood is the perfect place to shop, dine and relax.
Top Hotels in St. Louis
OYO Hotel St. Louis Downtown City Center MO
400 S 14th St, St. Louis, MO
Fully refundableReserve now, pay when you stay
3.1/5 (1,181 reviews)
"It was great for the price. Very close to public transportation and walkable to the city. Wished there was a little more in the way of convenience stores in the area. That is no fault of the property. Otherwise, it was great and will stay there on my next visit!"
Reviewed on Sep 21, 2021
Hyatt Regency St. Louis at The Arch
315 Chestnut St, St. Louis, MO
Fully refundable
4.2/5Excellent! (2,932 reviews)
"I booked a view of the Arch room through Expedia, and our view couldn't have been more spectacular. Rooms are clean and very comfortable. The Arch is right there about a 5 minute walk. Check in was fast and easy, parking is underground and very convenient, there is a charge but not significant. We ..."
Reviewed on Sep 20, 2021
Hilton St. Louis at the Ballpark
1 S Broadway, St. Louis, MO
Fully refundableReserve now, pay when you stay
3.9/5Good! (1,033 reviews)
"It was very clean. Everyone had masks on. People were friendly. Everything was easy to get to and access."
Reviewed on Sep 17, 2021
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Saint Louis Vacation Packages
From paddleboats to sculpture parks, and breweries to the blues, it’s easy to catch the spirit of St. Louis.St. Louis, known as the Gateway to the West, is an eclectic mixture of Southern charm and Midwest sensibility. Historic neighborhoods with cobblestone streets balance a modern downtown that glistens with sport stadiums, nightclubs and luxury apartments. Blues and jazz giants Chuck Berry and Miles Davis were born here and helped put St. Louis’ thriving club scene on the musical map.
St. Louis’ signature monument, the 630-foot-high (192-meter) Gateway Arch, is the perfect place for newcomers to find their bearings. Ride the tram to the peak for stunning views of the city’s neighborhoods. The surrounding Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Park offers a great view into the past with the Old Courthouse and the Museum of Westward Expansion.
Home to Native Americans for centuries before the French arrived in the late 1600s, St. Louis steadily developed into an important trading town and port. The city came into its golden age in 1904 when it hosted both the Summer Olympics and the World’s Fair. A period of decline in the 1950s was followed by successive rejuvenation projects that returned St. Louis to prosperity. To fully appreciate the history of this gutsy city, set aside a day for the Missouri History Museum, the Museum of Transportation and the quirky City Museum.
The Grand Center is the cultural hub, bustling with tourists and locals enjoying the galleries, theaters and concert halls. The Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts is a renown creative center for visual, literary and performing arts. The nearby Laumeier Sculpture Park provides a tranquil setting for art lovers: dozens of sculptures are displayed within the 100-acre (40-hectare) woodland.
For family fun, check out the Magic House-St. Louis’ Children’s Museum, and then unwind in the Missouri Botanical Gardens and Arboretum. Foodies flock to The Hill, the Italian neighborhood where you’ll find St. Louis specialties like butter cake and deep-fried toasted ravioli.
In the evening, head to one of the many bars at Laclede’s Landing or in the Delmar Loop. Grab a Budweiser, which has a brewery in St. Louis, and keep your ears peeled for Chuck Berry, who, in his late eighties, still performs regularly.