Hotels near World Chess Hall of Fame

"This is an older property needing renovations. It's a decent value for the money. I've stayed here before multiple times and will again."

"Very nice hotel. BUT for $400+ a night, you would think there would be hand towels, upscale toiletries and better bedding. The pull out sofa was not good and we had to call for more bedding. The restaurant was so-so. Every person we came in to contact with was so nice. Just feel for the money spent it could have been more five star….. truly."

"Excellent stay. The West End was so much more than expected for a "hotel" with the best aesthetic. Front desk staff were very friendly and helpful. Will stay again!"

"Great lock"

"This hotel was in an excellent location. The staff was efficient and attentive. Our only complaint was the food in the onsite restaurant, the BelAir Social. The food was edible, but nothing special for the price. The service was subpar at best. We were sitting at the bar and had to request service every time we needed something and the workers were standing two feet away on an evening when it wasn’t particularly busy. If you want great food just walk across the street to Yellowbelly. "

"Location is good for access to Barnes Hospital and Center for Advanced Medicine. There is an adjacent Applebee's restaurant. The breakfast is not a great value, overpriced for fare that is free at most 3 star hotels. Parking costs about $16 per night. Room was adequate but not up to Hilton standards. Recent renovations have not significantly improved the property."

"Amazing and so clean "

"This was a wonderful hotel to stay at while we explored the National Parks. We enjoyed the free evening snacks and drinks after a full day at Gateway Arch. Staff were very friendly. The pool was nice. Rooms very clean. Would definitely stop here again. "

"The pool was too cold, but the hotel was clean and spacious!"