St. Louis County All Inclusive Resorts

"Everything as expected"

"Breakfast is great. The size of the room is good. The parking garage is convenient. However, you will not have a clean room with fresh towels unless you book the room service daily in the morning, which is confusing."

"Great Hotel"

"the staff was great, friendly,and helpful. the room was clean and cool when we arrived. we stay there every time we come to visit our kids. keep up the good work ty"

"This place had the cleanest and nicest bathroom of any hotel I've ever been in. The sliding door to the bathroom was odd at first, but it worked, although the space was quite small. For a casino, everything was very standard, like any other hotel, which was a bit disappointing, but it still had an upscale feel. It was a smoking casino floor, which came into other areas of the first floor, killing the ground floor atmosphere. The casino also blocks the most kid friendly food options. I would rate this hotel not kid-friendly. We came for a concert at the amphitheatre. The ONLY way to go! The shuttle passes were a bit expensive, but totally worth it. No lines in or out. No waiting. Perfect! for this venue. And I loved every staff member I came into contact with. Friendly, knowledgeable, and nice. Overall, it was a terrific experience."

"Beds are comfortable. Breakfast is always good. Staff is Great "

"It was great and peaceful"

"Beautiful and great location! "

"Upon arriving. I was treated as though know one really wanted to serve me. Im an African American, & i almost couldn't believe. That i was being treated this way by people my color. Their was 2 blk women, & a blk guy who acted as though i slept with his woman the night before. Their was a short blk woman with short blonde colored hair. Who asked the other two were they going to help me, because it looked as though she was about to leave for the day. The other two, looked at each other, & looked away. So the blonde haired lady set her purse down, & checked me in. I stood there in total amazement at the unprofessionalism of the other two."