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Historic Charm and Modern Comforts
Luxurious Accommodations: Enjoy a blend of 19th-century charm and modern amenities in every room, including free Wi-Fi and a 37-inch flat-screen TV.
Fine Dining and Relaxation: Indulge in upscale American cuisine at the Station Grille Restaurant, unwind with cocktails at the Grand Hall Lounge, and grab a bite at Einstein Bros Bagels.
Leisure and Convenience: Take a dip in the outdoor pool, stay active at the fitness centre, and stay productive at the 24-hour business centre. Explore nearby attractions like the iconic St. Louis Gateway Arch and Busch Stadium.
Experience a perfect blend of history and luxury at St. Louis Union Station Hotel. Book now for an unforgettable stay!
Guests must be 21 years of age or older to check in and must be staying at the property.Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
A deposit may be required at the property.
There is so much to do here you don’t even have to leave the property! So many fun things for the family. We loved the light shows.
The front desk staff were all friendly, Reggie was exceptionally helpful with our booking.
All of the staff were very friendly
Schönes Ambiente. Teilweise freundliches Personal beim Frühstück.
Das Personal am Desk war nicht sehr interessiert.
The Union Station building itself is beautiful, and the historic architecture is impressive. However, most of the beauty and luxury are found in the public areas that anyone can walk in and enjoy for free. Unfortunately, that same level of quality does not carry over into the actual hotel accommodations.
The biggest disappointment was how little the actual hotel experience matched the price. For over $400 a night, I expected the luxury of Union Station to extend beyond the beautiful lobby and public spaces. The glamour is in the areas that anyone can visit for free. As a paying hotel guest, that same attention to detail and quality should carry over into the rooms. Instead, you’re paying luxury hotel prices only to walk into a room that feels like a mediocre motel at best.
The experience was made even worse by the customer service. At checkout, the front desk asked how our stay was, and when I expressed my disappointment, the response was simply, “Okay, have a nice day.” No apology, no concern, and no attempt to make things right.
We were on a family road trip, and I genuinely regret spending one of our nights and over $400 at this property. I’ve stayed in much less expensive hotels that offered nicer accommodations and significantly better service. The beautiful building may draw people in, but the actual hotel experience certainly doesn’t justify the price.
The hotel was beautiful, the bed very comfortable and the staff had excellent service!
Our phone wasn’t working. We tried calling the front desk from our cell phone but no one answered. We ended up having to go downstairs to get a repair man. They said the problem was in the wall and didn’t fix the phone.
They also charged us for an upgrade without giving us the upgrade (was supposed to be a room with a view of the fountain).
Total experience breakfast light show fire in the pound bed big room
Nothing all good
So much stuff to do as a family with young kids! Never left the property until game time. Kids had a blast and keep asking to go back
Location
Nothing really.
The light show on the ceiling of the grand hall was fun
Very cool place
Wasn't ever sure where things were located and how to get to the places in the hotel. Never found the restaurant for breakfast.
The breakfast was worth the price that was included in the package.
The treatment of guests when there is a private event.
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