Hotels near Lake Trails

"The room was clean and it was a great value for the price. The hotel staff was very polite and helpful."

"We loved this hotel! Definitely where we will stay next trip to St. Louis."

"One of the beds in my room 106 was old and had dips in it. It was without a doubt one of the worst hotels I have been in over the last 65 years of staying in hotels."

"Very comfortable and clean "

"It is super convenient if you are going to Six Flags. You can easily walk across the street. The front desk staff was great - very personable and helpful. Know that it is an OLD hotel. It was clean, but dated. It is family-friendly with an indoor pool that is a crowd pleaser. Many rooms have sliding glass doors that open to the pool. Know that you will likely be kept awake because the pool and hot tub are open until 11 pm. Also, that the smell of chlorine will make its way into your room. We The restaurant in the hotel had a really great breakfast buffet, and nice wait staff. Very mediocre coffee though. The beds were overly worn with indentions on either side and a high spot in the middle as well as being soft - not great for our bad backs."

"The area was sketchy. The room was not he cleanest. I would not stay here again."

"Loved having a parking garage available. Having a dog area was great. Nice location with a movie theater right across the street. Hotel in a very safe area. Pressure on shower was excellent. Breakfast choices were very good. Refrigerator with a freezer was a tremendous amenity. Wonderful hotel except decor was tired. Also, the tranquilly of our room of three days was compromised by having the pool room directly below our room. Better design should have been done since hotel is charging full price for a room with a constant loud droning noise below it. Hotel should know this. Our family would stay here again BUT not in room 1119."

"Loved it"

"The hard floors were sticky. They need to not just spread the sticky and change the mop if used for sticky items. I had to mop the room's floor with towels so we could walk on the floor."