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St. Louis

Downtown · Central West End · The Hill · Soulard

From the top of the Gateway Arch to a night at Busch Stadium, St. Louis pairs Midwestern warmth with a big-league sports scene and some of the country's best free attractions. Book your stay for any game, concert, or convention and every price you see is the price you pay, with taxes and service charges included up front.

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Destination guide

Explore St. Louis

Most St. Louis hotels sit downtown near the Gateway Arch, Busch Stadium, and the convention center. Whether you're in town for a Cardinals game, a Blues or St. Louis City SC match, or a show at the Enterprise Center, you'll be a straight MetroLink ride from St. Louis Lambert International (STL).

The 630-foot Gateway Arch is the city's icon, with tram rides to the top and a museum below. A short drive west, Forest Park is larger than Central Park and home to the Saint Louis Zoo, the Saint Louis Art Museum, and the Science Center, all free.

The city's neighborhoods are worth the trip: The Hill for toasted ravioli and Italian bakeries, Soulard for blues bars and the Anheuser-Busch Brewery, and the Central West End for sidewalk cafés and grand old mansions.

Neighborhoods in St. Louis

Downtown
The Gateway Arch, Busch Stadium, and the convention center. Best for game days and first visits.
Central West End
Tree-lined streets, cafés, and boutiques beside Forest Park. Stylish and walkable.
The Hill
The city's historic Italian neighborhood, packed with family restaurants and bakeries.
Soulard
Brick rowhouses, blues bars, a farmers market, and the Anheuser-Busch Brewery. Lively and historic.

Climate & when to visit

Summer (Jun–Aug)
85–90°F and humid. Peak season for Cardinals baseball and outdoor festivals.
Fall (Sep–Nov)
45–78°F. Comfortable weather and colorful leaves in Forest Park.
Winter (Dec–Feb)
25–42°F. Blues hockey season and softer hotel rates.
Spring (Mar–May)
45–75°F. Opening Day at Busch Stadium is a citywide celebration.

Getting around

  • St. Louis Lambert International (STL) connects to downtown on the MetroLink Red Line in about 35 minutes.
  • Downtown is walkable between the Arch, Busch Stadium, and the Enterprise Center; MetroLink reaches the Central West End and Forest Park.
  • Drive or rideshare to The Hill and Soulard, both about 10 minutes from downtown.
  • On game days, MetroLink's Stadium station drops you right at Busch Stadium.
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