Hotels near Ellen Clark Sculpture Park

"Nice place. Great location. Would stay again "

"This is a spartan and functional room that is just right for the budget conscious business traveler. One should not expect much here otherwise. The bed is comfortable. There is a small desk that will accommodate a laptop and mouse. The bathroom is small, tidy and functional. Next door is a shopping center with a grocery store, fast food options and a Planet Fitness. The staff are very nice and accommodating. The location to WUSTL hospitals and med school is good. Forest Park is nearby as well."

"We stayed here in town for cardinals games. The hotel was very clean. The staff were all friendly and very helpful. The pool area is nice and we enjoyed the breakfast. I would go back"

"I booked this hotel because one I had stayed in previous had a wonderful breakfast. I was very disappointed with this one."

"The hotel was nice and the staff was friendly. "

"Clean facilities. Great social hour"

"Amazing staff, beautiful building and perfect location for lots of fun. "

"Arrived to an overcrowded lobby, with no luggage carts, and one broken elevator. Asked the front desk to send up wine glasses, they agreed and never did. Shower was full of scum, tiles were stained, one of the soap dispensers was ripped off the wall, and the shower leaked on the floor. We ordered food in, and nobody was at the desk to give it to us when I went down. In the morning, something exploded outside at 7am, and then there was a bunch of yelling. The cops showed up later to deal with it. When I asked for a 1 hour later check out, the front desk said no. The hallways have been spot painted hundreds of times, and need to be repainted. We paid $450 and stayed on the top floor in a King suite. This hotel is over priced, oversold, and doesn't meet basic expectations of a basic hotel stay. I would not stay here again."

"The breakfast food was not very good. The breakfast area was kind of dirty. There were probably a couple of hundred people going through there touching the tongs, but there was not a single hand sanitizer to be found. And this was at the height of flu season. Pretty gross. "