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Best Places to Stay and Play in St. Louis

The Gateway Arch is not the only thing to do in St. Louis, but for the not-so-faint-of-heart, it is a “must-do” entry on an elevated itinerary. Knowing what else brings you to the Gateway of the West might help you decide where to stay in St. Louis. Downtown offers plenty of attractions for visitors to the city, and many of the best hotels in St. Louis are located in that central district. Farther afield, among sprawling parks and tranquil gardens, you’ll find hideaways on the fringe of busy downtown. Here are some of the more popular points of interest in the city and great hotels close by:

Downtown

What may have seemed like a trip to outer space was actually a “mere” 630-feet above the ground. Still, the view from atop the iconic stainless steel structure offers a breathtaking view of the city as well as a 30-mile vista to the east and the west. Stay nearby and make the climb just steps from your hotel.

• Hyatt Regency St. Louis at The Arch: While the contemporary décor is in good company with its stylish neighbor, the Hyatt Regency boasts some attractions of its own. There is an on-site Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse, the Brewhouse restaurant serves up some of the city’s best barbecue, and the farm-to-table RED Kitchen uses ingredients grown in the chef’s rooftop garden. If you overindulge, there is a 24-hour StayFit gym and YogaAway classes to help you feel fresh.

There is no denying it; St. Louis is a baseball town. When the hometown Cardinals are playing at Busch Stadium, the entire city comes alive. Even if you can’t make it to a game, feed on the frenzy across the street from the diamond at Ballpark Village.

• The Westin St. Louis: The Westin is so much more than a place to sleep after the game. With a full-scale business center, wedding facilities, health club, and day spa, the hotel hits a homerun with its amenities. The Clark Street Grill is the perfect place to meet for a pregame pint or an enjoyable dinner when the redbirds are out of town, and 24-hour room service is available for those nights when the Cardinals go into extra innings.

Forest Park and Tower Grove South

Looking for a neighborhood that has downtown convenience with lovely outdoor opportunities? Forest Park is a vast ocean of green in an otherwise urban landscape. Here, you’ll find the zoo, St. Louis Art Museum, an outdoor theater, numerous open parks, and two golf courses. Other cultural attractions in the area include Powell Symphony Hall, the Magnificent Fox Theater, and Muny Opera—perfect for meditation or inspiration

Of course, you can’t say you’ve stayed in St. Louis if you haven’t wined and dined in a beautiful setting. Just south of the lily ponds and romantic gazebos of Tower Grove Park, you’ll find a concentrated collection of critically acclaimed and locally loved dining options. From banh mi to baba ganoush, the streets of this idyllic neighborhood are simmering with international eats that remind you that, even in the middle of America, we aren’t alone in the world. And when you crave some heartland cookin’ made from scratch, stop in for lunch and pastries at SweetArt—you can even join a baking class, which is sure to lift your spirits.

When you use Travelocity to book your stay in the Gateway City, you’ll get the best price on cheap hotels in St. Louis, guaranteed. Whether you stay near downtown attractions or in other delightful neighborhoods throughout the city, there’s always a reason to meet in St. Louis. Head for the skies.