Farmington Vacations from $366

Soft comfortable bed which we like. Very nice and helpful staff

I booked online and paid via the app. When I arrived on site they explained they had overbooked and had no rooms available. The staff was amazing and went above and beyond and secured a room at another location. Thank you to the staff for taking care of us.

Love the concept. I booked 3 king rooms for me and 2 friends and there was an obvious disparity between amenities and cleanliness between the rooms. Front desk staff was great but rooftop staff not so much. With all tbe hotel choices in STL probably wont be staying again but not bad.

The rooms are wonderful..because it is basically a conference center , the food service for guests is lacking. The bar serves a continental breakfast for 2 hours, and has no dinner service on weekends, thus no food available at all on the weekends. There is no coffee in the rooms but rather this pantry on each floor, where you need to go to get coffee. I’m not sure why they have this set up, but it didn’t work for me to have to go down 2 halls to get my morning coffee.

This is a very cool property built in the 1920s to look like an "Olde English" Inn. Every room is named for an English author. It's a unique experience and I'm glad we tried it out. I don't usually use hotel pools but this one looked so inviting that I checked it out and was glad I did. The staff was excellent and when our original room had toilet problems we were immediately upgraded to a junior suite with twice the room and a view over the pool, which we really appreciated. The hotel is a bit rough around the edges and could use an upgrade. Also, since it was built 100 years ago, the bathrooms are on the small side. If you are looking for the latest in modern amenities, you might want to look elsewhere. We chose the hotel primarily for its unique look and for its location close to Forest Park, where we visited the art and history museums and the zoo, but found it very convenient overall, since it is right off I-64.