Beste Hotels mit Bar in Clayton

Daniel Simpkens and Harvey were so kind and courteous at the valet station. Matthew treated us like royalty in the dining room. The smoked salmon club was so good. We indulged in a delicious bottle of red and topped of the night with some scrumptious sorbet. Front desk was pleasant and efficient. We loved our stay in a stylish setting.

Pros: The room was beautiful, modern and very well appointed . Housekeeping was seamless . Breakfast buffet was absolutely delicious and had something for everyone . Staff at breakfast were accommodating and provided excellent service . The Cigar Club was outstanding . Ambiance , service and drinks were unique and very enjoyable . Lobby was very beautiful in an old school kind of way. Lovely hotel. Cons: front desk staff needs better training . Upon arrival we sat there for about 10 minutes being simply ignored by two front desk staff members who were helping someone . I understand perfectly they were busy but least a greeting would have been nice , or one of the two staffers attending to us while the other one helped the other guest . Once they helped us, they were polite, but not overly welcoming . Through the fine resorts and hotels programs we didn’t get the automatic upgrade or the welcome amenity that we should have received . Upon check out we had to call someone because the two front desk staff members available were in the back room chatting and laughing loudly but no one attending to the front desk. Towels, please replace them or at least bleach them . They all had seen better days. The smaller towels were in better shape and you could see the contrast with the large older looking towels . These details matter a lot at a hotel like this. Overall it was a nice stay but at times didn’t seem to match other stays at other Ritz Carlton properties we’ve stayed at in terms of attention to detail or level of service provided by the front desk.

The Seven Gables Inn is a charming boutique hotel in Saint Louis that provides delightful accommodations with the intimacy of a bed and breakfast. Located just fifteen minutes from Lambert Airport and ten minutes from downtown St. Louis, you can find the Inn nestled amid specialty shops, art galleries and the area's finest eateries. This bustling Clayton business district is also home to more than 80 Forbes and Fortune 500 offices. Built in 1926 as part of the Tudor Revival, the inn was remarkably sophisticated for its time and place in Clayton. Begin your day at our intimate boutique hotel. The Inn also features complimentary wireless Internet access and delicious authentic dining at Seven Restaurant. Experience a bit of our ambiance in our back patio, or choose our expansive front terrace. Whether traveling for business or pleasure, our St. Louis luxury hotel exceeds all expectations.

I stayed here four night while on a business trip. The hotel is impeccably clean, the rooms updated, the fitness room was well equipped. The breakfast area is large and stocked with everything you could imagine. They even had breakfast to go bags that I saw multiple families taking advantage of for their young children. When I checked out I told the front desk that this is one of the best hotels I have stayed at, and that I travel monthly for business. Little did I know my interaction with them wasn’t over yet. I realized going through security at the airport that I left the sweatshirt I planned to wear hanging in the closet of my hotel room. I called and asked if I could pay to have it shipped to my home. While I had plenty of time before my flight, I didn’t have enough time to go back and forth to the hotel. They not only retrieved my sweatshirt from my room, but the general manager brought it to me at the airport before my flight. He wouldn’t accept my tip. When insisted, he said he would give it to the housekeeping staff. What great service, and what a great manager. Look no further if you need a place to stay in the Clayton, MO area.

This place is relatively new at under 18 months, yet when you arrive at the hotel you see the shattered panes of glass that greet you at the front door, a sidewalk full of cigarette butts and trash on the steps. Then when you get your room or should I say rooms, the fun just begins. I say rooms because there are so many defective issues with them. For example: bedside lighting and window blinds which don't work/defective, AC which doesn't operate unless you're in the room, strong sewer smelling stench coming from the bathroom plumbing and poorly executed housekeeping which left fingerprints, dust and food crumbs on the furniture from the previous guest.