I was really concerned because I was assigned this hotel by Priceline and I didn't want to pay for parking. It turns out that the hotel is very nice, room was spacious, clean and comfortable. Very charming if you like older hotels that have been remodeled.
As I said my main concerned was the parking situation. It turns out that during the weekends parking is free in the streets adjacent to the hotel. Otherwise you will have to pay $16 per night (and I'm not sure you can take your car in and out without paying).
Great place for the weekend, I would avoid it during the week.

I had the pleasure of staying at this hotel a few days before Christmas for a few nights. My experience was great. I was greated by the General Manager - Peter Arscott upon my arrival and he was extremely pleasant. I was lucky to arrive a day before Victors Restaurant opened and was the first customer for lunch. The food/service was exceptional and was even greeted by the Chef. The rooms are comfortable and spotless. I had a wonderful two nights sleep. This hotel is by far the best kept secret in St. Louis. This is by far my favorite hotel in St. Louis.

We came from south Dakota and stayed here on new years eve . The girl at the front desk was very nice and informative. You do have to park on a parking ramp but its only about a half a block away so its not terrible. The guy at the cafe recommended some good places to grab breakfast/lunch. It's in walking distance to the arch and the Edward Jones dome as well as other stores and such. I would definately stay here again.

We stayed here after the World Series game 7 (Go Cards!!!). I had to cancel my reservation and rebook for the next night when the game schedule changed due to rain out. They were very accommodating over the phone, giving me the same rate for the new night, even though the price was going up by the second on hotels.com. They do not have their own parking lot and suggest you park a block away in public parking for $16/day. I consider this a pricey addition to the room price, and an inconvenience, especially when there is a huge event downtown. I called ahead of time and they made no guarantees that parking would be available for their guests. This is not good customer service. They were very busy when we arrived at check-in time, only a few hours before game start, but they seemed to have all hand on deck and looked to be as accommodating as possible. We had no problems checking in or will our reservation and our room was ready as expected. The bad part of our experience started when we entered our room and it smelled as if someone was smoking, as if an actual cigarette was burning in the room! It was terrible and overwhelming so much that I was worried our clothes would begin to stink if we stayed in there too long. And it was a non-smoking room. Clearly, some disrespectful person had stayed in there the previous night. Making things worse, the windows did not open. Aside from that, our King with a sleeper sofa room was very spacious. It had two televisions, plenty of sitting room and was tastefully decorated. If we were not there only to go to the game and then party after and had plans to spend any time in the room or had bad allergies, the cigarette stench in the room would've been a major problem. Upon check-out the manager apologized for our inconvenience and gave us a discount on our final bill.