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Hotels in Saint Louis
3 Hotels
Hilton St. Louis at the Ballpark
1 S Broadway

Not just any hotel in St. Louis can get away with using the word "Ballpark" in the name, but the Hilton -- with its unmatched view of Busch Stadium -- deserves the moniker. The 670-room property is divided over two towers, and thought it's older (it used to be a Marriott) it underwent renovations in 2012. Rooms have contemporary decor, flat-screen TVs, and iPod docks (though some are still undergoing renovations). tag:revisit 4/1/2013 Its numerous meeting and convention facilities on-site draw a business crowd, but the trendy rooftop bar -- boasting 360 degree views -- attracts a young and fun set, especially on game nights. Meanwhile, dining options on the main level include a mix of casual and gourmet fare. An indoor pool and fitness center are free for guests, but there are fees for Wi-Fi and valet parking.

Moonrise Hotel
6177 Delmar Blvd

The Moonrise Hotel features urban-chic design with a unique moon theme and is located in a young neighborhood near Washington University. The 125 rooms have contemporary style and quality amenities such as Eurotop beds and walk-in glass showers. Gourmet cuisine is served at the Eclipse Restaurant on the main floor, and the Rooftop Terrace Bar features a huge revolving man-made moon, not to mention great city views. Free Wi-Fi is offered throughout.

The Cheshire
6300 Clayton Rd

The Cheshire has long been a St. Louis institution, and the historic property was thoroughly rejuvenated after multi-million dollar renovations in 2011. The classic decor in the lobby and cozy Fox & Hounds tavern were preserved during the overhaul, and the 108-room property retained charming British-inspired elements throughout. Yet modern additions -- such as the chic outdoor pool and terrace, as well as luxe amenities in rooms (flat-screen TVs, iPod docks, pretty duvets) -- add a fresh boutique appeal. Free extras including a continental breakfast, coffee/tea (at all times), use of a fitness center, a business center, free bicycles, and Wi-Fi, help make it a great value.