St. Louis hotels

Sometimes upscale hotels, as lovely as they are, have a certain sameness. Not Le Méridienuse, one of the luxury hotels in St. Louis, which gave me the heads-up that it not just allowed dogs, but was dog-friendly. Rooms are light and bright with a mid-century vibe and views of the city skyline.
They’re soundproof, too, so even if there’s a big wedding going on, you won’t hear a thing. Location is central for getting stuff done in the Clayton business district. Street parking is plentiful on weekends, but during the week you should use the parking lot.
Grab a snack from the on-site market or eat at the restaurant/bar, which has a chic vibe paired with TVs that will probably be showing the Cards game. Take a dip in the rooftop pool, an urban oasis that feels away from it all.

I’ve stayed at a lot of hotels with cool art collections. I love to stroll the hallways, check out local artists, and learn how the pieces were curated. On top of this, the walls at Angad Arts Hotel are filled with works by local and regional artists.
There are regular art openings where you can meet the artists and connect with the city’s cool art scene. Angad Arts is the first (and only) place, and one of the best hotels in St. Louis, where I have been able to choose my room aesthetic based on my mood. Feeling energized? Go red. Looking to be soothed? Book blue.
The color selection gimmick doesn’t distract from legit standard amenities, including spacious rooms, a fitness center, attentive service, pet-friendly policies and a lobby you’ll want to hang out in. The location is convenient to the Fabulous Fox performing arts center and other attractions.