Hotels near Walgreens in Creve Coeur

Hotel is older but very well kept. Right off the interstate and in close proximity to both Mercy and Missouri Baptist Hospital. Staff were friendly and helpful and room was one of the cleanest I’ve stayed in. The parking garage was a nice perk and kept us out of the rain. Overall, a great experience.

The hotel is located in the small town of Frontenac, the environment is very beautiful, the local residents are very friendly and feel very good. Moreover, the transportation is convenient, there is a shuttle bus from the airport to the hotel, and shopping and shopping around the hotel is very convenient. If the fly in the ointment is that the breakfast is too American, it is too simple.

During the time of my stay, I to kill a roach, let’s start there. The roach cane from behind the dresser that the TV stands on. Also I wasn’t able to access the WiFi until the second day I was there. I only had 1 face towel, but I’m not sure if that’s policy or not, I was able to get more. Lastly, the sheet was supposed to be white. Instead, it was almost grey. I did take it off the bed and just used the comforter. The girl who checked me in at the front desk, was as helpful as she could be and was pleasant.

I'll start with the positives of the stay. The front desk staff were very helpful and nice, and apologetic when I mentioned something. They did the best they could. It seemed like the front lobby was busy all of the time, and they were very attentive to the guests needs. I was however, a bit disappointed in this stay. I booked the stay for a quick weekend getaway with a friend. I had asked for the top floor, and a quiet room. The hotel was booked solid it seemed so we couldn't have a room the top floor. I booked on the 19th and our stay was for the 24th through the 26. The room we were given was an accessible room on the first floor facing the interstate. I didn't ask for an accessible room, so maybe we were placed there as a last resort. There was absolutely no quiet. The room next to, or across from, us had their television on all night long at what seemed to be full volume on our first night there. Around 4am, they finally turned the tv off. The noise from people in the hallway, the people walking by our window, the neighboring rooms tv and the interstate, made for a very not quiet stay. Maybe it is quieter on the other side of the hotel, but we had zero sleep the 24th. Cleanliness: When we arrived, there was hair on the sheets, and the bathroom floor was so sticky that I asked the front desk staff for towels so I could clean the bathroom floor. I am certain it was just too much cleaner, so I wet the towels in just water and wiped the floor clean of stickiness. Additionally the carpet coming into the room looked extremely dirty, and there was very clearly something on the carpet in between the beds. The carpet seemed so bad, that we tossed towels on the floor to walk on instead of walking on the carpet. The top of the refrigerator needed attention also, there was sugar or crumbs in the grooves on the top of the door. The breakfast area was not kept clean during the breakfast, the hot water for tea was cold, and the breakfast was very lack luster. My friend did say the waffles were delicious and I just had the frosted flakes and a banana. I did mention all of these things when I checked out, and the staff at the front desk was again very apologetic. I don't usually write reviews that are this critical. I think that with just a little more oversight, and cleaning or replacing the carpet, things would be improved quickly. The hotel was in a location that allowed easy, quick access to the historic main street shops and trail. We had a great time at the new Main Street Honkytonk, a good salad and sandwich at the Bike Stop, and we did use the 10% off coupon at Texas Roadhouse. Overall it was a good trip, but the hotel stay could have been better.

The King suite itself was ok- couch a little overused and outdated- the bed was great king sized. the bathroom was awesome with a separate shower and tub and a closed door toilet area- but had a tv that was broken. Tvs are not smart and if they were- there was no access to stream from your phone. The lampshades had some type of dried up liquid on them. No room service- No concierge available when I arrived. Information and maps are outdated. The pool closes at 8pm during the week and 9pm on the weekend- The sun hasn't even set- and those were the ”new” hours. The pool was an alright size- 4ft deep throughout - Im sure due to the drinking hazards. All of this- and they still charge $11 for some type of service out of the $50 deposit. I booked through hotwire- added an extra day- and I basically had to beg the front desk clerk Kacey to be allowed to stay in the same room. SMH-. The stay was pretty mediocre for the prices charged. I paid close to $600 for two nights got this type of experience. Don't think I'd be paying to stay there anymore.

The start of our stay went well. Jerry was very nice at the front desk. The next morning we were going to go to the zoo and a couple of other things in the STL area. WE almost forgot our phones and went back upstairs to retrieve them. When then found that our room keys were no longer working. We went to the front desk and they gave us new keys. Those also did not work. The hotel staff then tried a master key. This also did not work. They said that they would need to call maintenance in as they had no other way to get inside the room. We had to leave as we had to be at the zoo no later than 7 a.m. for a 5k race. We were assured that the maintenance team would work on our room and it would be ready for us when we can back that evening. We spent the day without our phones which proved to be an issue when we got separated at one point and no way to capture photos throughout our time on vacation this day. We come back to the hotel that evening to find that our keys still did not work. We went downstairs to find a maintenance staff member in the lobby. We explained the situation and he instantly said that it is a deadbolt issue and came upstairs and let us in. I asked how he did this and he said that he used an emergency key to get in. He said that the front desk has one and they could have used it prior to us having to leave for our race, but they don’t like to because they have to complete various paperwork to use it. He then showed us the deadbolt and how it was not working properly, he continued to say that this is a known issue with many of the rooms in the hotel. I asked why there was not any signage on the door or warning labels near the deadbolt explaining this as I am sure this happens often. He shrugged off the question saying he did not have an answer for us. I went downstairs and asked the front desk about a comp for one night based on everything that happened. They instructed me to speak with management in the morning. In the morning I spoke with a manager named Josh. I explained the situation and said that I am requesting a comp of one night since I had an inability to access my room for a full day. He firmly said no and that the best he can do was knock $30 off our bill. That is not even half of what we were paying. I said that is not acceptable as we are paying to be able to enter and exit the room of which we were denied based on known faulty equipment. He said that was not his problem and has offered a solution; of the $30. I then asked for a business card with his name and the corporate office number to escalate the complaint/request. He said his name was Josh (no last name) and that he doesn’t do business cards. He then wrote the corporate number down and I asked for his last name and position. He said he was a manager and then walked back into his room. Corporate asked for his last name as the GM for the location is not named Josh. That Josh may only be a Front Desk Manager. After being on the phone with their customer service team

Located in St. Louis, Holiday Inn St. Louis - Creve Coeur, an IHG Hotel is in the business district, within a 15-minute drive of Westport Plaza and Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre. This hotel is 8.9 mi (14.2 km) from Hollywood Casino and 10.1 mi (16.3 km) from Magic House - St. Louis Children's Museum.Don't miss out on recreational opportunities including an indoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center. This hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access, a television in a common area, and a vending machine.Enjoy a satisfying meal at Bracket Room serving guests of Holiday Inn St. Louis - Creve Coeur, an IHG Hotel. Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge. Continental breakfasts are served on weekdays from 6:30 AM to 10:00 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, express check-out, and a 24-hour front desk. Planning an event in St. Louis? This hotel has 3120 square feet (290 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and 6 meeting rooms. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 131 guestrooms featuring microwaves and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature hair dryers and toothbrushes and toothpaste. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers, as well as phones with free local calls.

We used to come in to town several times a year. We would get special rate for being returning customers. This time we called in. If it wasnt for checking, it would of been too late, as special rate for first day, then 109.99 for ”hospital stay rate”. Was corrected. In the past couple of years new mgmt? Last time we came in we, as well as others (a line) had to stand and wait until 3pm for check-in. Yep guy was standing at desk til that time. We are Diamond members (really doesnt mean anything with their program as they allow hotels to do their thing). This time big ole sign with it as well. No breakfast, as they advertise, I do see no pool. Things are broke, smells like pot throughout halls, and we killed 6 roaches this time. So........

When I booked the Hotel for my best friend's visit I was told they have a standard airport shuttle for $15 flat fee. This was a key component for a satisfying stay this far from St Louis airport, near me, and still provide a reasonable way to hop out of town and back to work after her vaca to enjoy the wonderful Chihuly glass exhibit showing at Mo Botanical Gardens. Needless to say, even though the gym, swim & jacuzzi facility are great, this is a deal breaker since the Uber is $60 to $70. No reason to misinform a customer, very disappointing and unprofessional. Won't recommend but warn my friends instead.

It is a rare occurrence how one member of staff can ruin a vacation experience, but that is absolutely what just occurred for my family during our spring break trip (April 4-7). This is an older Candlewood that is maintained rather well. It was clean and, although not particularly impressive, average and acceptable. This was a spring break getaway for my 11 year old niece her cousin of the same age. I had originally booked a Holiday inn Express in a more centralized location, vitally important to us, due to the the indoor pool. Not long after, I found an affordable Staybridge Suites, also in a good location. The downside was a lack of indoor pool. So I called the front desk and was told that their guests had complete access to the indoor pool at the HIE located across the street, which is very common. Eventually I located this Candlewood location for an even better rate. Like most (or all) Candlewoods, there is no indoor pool. So, yet again, I called the front desk and was GUARANTEED that hotel guests had access to the indoor pool at the Holiday Inn located across the street. I booked for the three nights based on this information, even though this location was quite inconvenient compared to the previous two mentioned. Upon arrival, I was greeted by a friendly and helpful front desk clerk. The same could he said for every other staff member I encountered. With one glaring exception. During check in, I inquired about how to access the indoor pool at the Holiday inn. Before the young, African American desk clerk could even respond, an older, mostly bald white guy (likely some kind of manager) inserted himself, clearly annoyed, by claiming he had never heard of such a thing.... implying that I was lying about my discussion with a desk clerk the prior evening. I had to ask him to please reach out to the Holiday Inn to find out the details, since this was something I had been promised. When I had to come back by the desk on my own, this older white gentleman proceeded to claim that after contacting the Holiday Inn, he was told that it was not a possibility dye to ”liability concerns.” Even though the hotel in question actively rents out their pool to non guests for birthday parties, etc. This gentleman offered no apology, no alternatives and was quite clearly annoyed at having to be bothered in the first place. We ended up having to pay really pricey fees to a local community recreational indoor pool 20 minutes away. This older white man was rude, aloof and offered no help. I am really quite interested in the special liability concerns that kept this hotel from being able to fulfill the promise made to my family and I myself. I would, in particular, like to know why it is not a liability concerns for other IHG properties in the same city to have an identical set up. Even if this particular Holiday Inn claimed that, could this gentleman not have asked about us paying a small fee? Sign a waiver? Anything....? This particular fellow was