Hotels near Messiah Lutheran Church

"We were not made aware of the parking being restricted if we were to leave the property and then come back much later in the evening. The gate was closed and we had to pay for parking in an expensive nearby lot."

"Perfect place to stay for a quick visit to the city for a baseball game. Walking distance to the ballpark and the Gateway Arch. Loved the free breakfast buffet and the kick back in the evening. Rooms were nice and hotel was quiet. "

"Clean room | quick check-in | coffee shop, restaurant and bar inside | small art museum inside | beautiful floral stairwell"

"Excellent stay all around."

"I want to start by saying the front desk team was kind and welcoming. The woman who checked us in went out of her way to make us feel comfortable, offering bottled water and snacks, which we appreciated. She handled a difficult situation at check-in with professionalism. That said, there were several concerns during our stay. The area surrounding the hotel felt unsafe, with a noticeable homeless presence around the property and street. While a security guard was outside when we arrived, we did not see security after that, which made coming and going from our car feel uneasy. Inside the hotel, there was a musty smell throughout. There were deodorizing machines in the hallways, and our room had a mix of musty odor and strong air fresheners that made our eyes water. The room itself also fell short. The beds squeaked loudly with even slight movement, the sink did not drain properly, and the property felt dated. The most concerning moments involved safety. We saw a suspicious man near the front desk and later beside the building with a laptop connected to the hotel exterior, concerning enough that we called the front desk. Then at 4:30 a.m., the same homeless individual from check-in was found sleeping inside between the front doors and had to be woken up and asked to leave. This experience did not match the hotel’s rating. I shared this privately first, but management only addressed the surrounding area and failed to acknowledge issues within their control."