Magnolia Hotel St. Louis, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

I really liked the hotel overall - my only annoyance is that for over $200/night during the week, you would think they would provide complimentary ice water and coffee in the morning. They had a weird, obscure decanter of water with fruit floating in it (no ice), in the library. You had to search to find it, and it didn't look fresh. I did really like the location, stained glass windows, the lovely bar and the room was very nice and spacious (although carpet was stained in several areas). My sister in law was not pleased at all. Her room was very small. They barely had room to walk around the bed, and you couldn't close the bathroom door without stepping out of the way, it was that small. Although I appreciated a lot of things about this hotel, we probably wouldn't book this hotel if there were other options.

Everything about this hotel was amazing. I would recommend and of course go back again. The bed was amazing.

We enjoyed the Magnolia. Walking distance to many restaurants. Nice bar, lobby area. Comfy, spacious rooms.

I was driving through St. Louis with 3 children and a small dog. We wanted a fun, upscale and safe hotel near the Arch that accommodated a pet. We enjoyed walking around Downtown and sitting at the pet-friendly park just outside the main entrance. Room service was better than average, the room was very spacious and the beds were just what travel weary family needed! The kids enjoyed separate TVs. Will stay there again when passing through.

The staff of the hotel was rude and unfriendly. The website I used to book stated that parking was included, but the hotel was going to charge us $40 to park our car for one night! We ended up parking 4 blocks away for $24 a night! How ridiculous!!! The room was nice, but did not live up to the brochure and cost. It was nice, but not $200 a night nice. We had a view of 20 air conditioner units out of the window! There are only ice machines on 1 floor and no "special" amenities, body wash, shampoo and conditioner were mounted in the shower so Ihad no choice but to bring my own because i have sensitive skin. It's a good thing I did. I don't know what detergent the hotel uses for sheets and towels, but I now have hives on my back. My doctor said it's just a skin reaction to detergent, not bedbugs! The hotel evidently pays someone to work as a doorman, but I was obviously not recognized as a paying customer, because I had to open the door myself every time I came through it. In a nutshell, we had planned to spend a little more than normal to have a great experience. We did not!!! We would rather stay in an economy location where people value our business.