Hotel Ignacio

"Very beautiful hotel. It is smaller, so it doesn’t have a microwave. But it does have a mini fridge, desk, iron, hangers, and a really cool shower. My favorite part is that there is a restaurant attached to it with really good French fries. It definitely feels like the best place I could’ve came to for my trip to St. Louis!"

"My son and his wife stayed in the hotel. We visited, changed our clothes and got ready for an event. It is just as advertised. It reminded me so much of hotels in New York. The rooms were a little small and Spartan but clean and quite nice. The artwork and lay out of the lobby and community area was very nice. I would stay in the hotel next time we're in St Louis."

"Not worth $253 just my opinion. After checking in at 8pm to find that I didn’t have a remote. Waited an hour to only be moved to a new room. I must say that the front desk clerk was very pleasant. Nice decor that’s it not even a bottle water in the rooms. Could of gave my money to the Four Seasons. My first and last time visiting Ignacio hotel. A couple more things the carpet had dark spots. The Showers needed a professional cleaning, and it smelled through out the hotel."

"My husband and I stayed here after seeing a show at the Fox - overall the hotel is very cozy and really has that "intimate" feel. There aren't a lot of rooms and, even though we were here on a Friday night, it was very quiet. As other reviewers mentioned, it is an older building that has been retrofitted, so the rooms are slightly awkward and small. At night the pipes can be quite loud as well, but I think these things only add to the charm. Our room was very clean - crisp white sheets, a spotless glass shower with a rain shower head, and pleasantly smelling. The people at the front desk were all very welcoming and helpful. They offered us options for dining (the hotel has two restaurants in the building) and even asked us if we needed driving directions when we checked out. Free parking is also included, which is always a bonus. The only thing preventing me from giving this hotel five stars was the lack of amenities in the room itself. There was no coffee pot, microwave, or even an ice bucket (although there was a refrigerator). For our morning drink, we had to go downstairs to the coffee bar in the lobby, which was messy and slightly disorganized from the morning rush of guests preparing their drinks. For a luxury hotel, I was expecting to be able to brew our own coffee in the comfort of our room but that is a minor complaint. Cleanliness and customer service is the most important, and we definitely received that during our stay."