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5915 Wilson Avenue, Saint Louis, Missouri, 63110, United States
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Corner view of church at SLU campus
View of Science Center from Hwy 40
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Lindbergh airplane
We got lucky and got Cardinal tickets for Friday, August4. We usually try to stay downtown, but there are no affordable hotels this time. We are considering using the Metrolink, but don't really know where to begin. Can you suggest a hotel near a Metrolink station in a safe, easy-to-get-around part of town? We are coming from Nashville, Tn through Illinois. Thanks for any help.
To start you off, here is a link to a list of Metro stations.
http://www.metrostlouis.org/MetroLink/stationlist.asp
The Airport would be a good location to find a hotel near Metro. Other stations that are safe and hold promise for hotels would be:
UMSL stations,
Delmar Loop,
Central West End
The other stations between Union Station and The Arch/Lacledes Landing are downtown.
You could stay on the Illinois side of the river. Bellville or Fairview Heights are both good areas to stay in. Stay away from the E. StL locations.
Here are the results of a search of Bellville hotels with a distance less than 1 mile from the nearest Metro Station;
Super 8 Motel
600 E Main St, Belleville, IL
0.5 mi S - (618) 234-9670
Town House Motel
400 S Illinois St, Belleville, IL
0.9 mi SW - (618) 233-7881
If you decide to not take the Metro, parking at the Stadium is relatively easy to find. Cost is from $5 - $20. Hotels can be found on your route in from Illinois if you cross the JB (Jefferson Barracks) Bridge you will find several hotels in the area around I-270 and I-55. To Busch Stadium it is only about 6 miles from I-270 & I-55.
Here are the results of a hotel search near that area:
Holiday Inn St Louis-South
4234 Butler Hill Rd, St Louis, MO
(314) 894-0167
Motel 6 St Louis, MO
6500 S Lindbergh Blvd, St Louis, MO
(314) 892-1153
Oak Grove Inn
6602 S Lindbergh Blvd, St Louis, MO
(314) 894-9449
Holiday Inn St Louis-S County
6921 S Lindbergh Blvd, St Louis, MO
(314) 892-2091
Best Western Inn
6224 Heimos Industrial Park Dr, St Louis, MO
(314) 416-7639
Arnold, MO is 3 miles south of I-270 on I-55;
Drury Inn
1201 Drury Ln, Arnold, MO
(636) 296-9600
Ramada Inn Limited Suites
2121 Ridge Dr, Arnold, MO
(636) 282-2400
If you decide to stay south and drive to the ballgame, get back to me, I can provide suggestions for stadium parking and directions.
GO CARDS!
Thanks so much for your help. What is going on this weekend? The hotels downtown are going for almost $200. I think we may end up staying in the Forrest Park area and driving into town. Can't wait to see the new stadium!
I don't know of anything special going on downtown this weekend. Below are the results of a search for hotels near Forest Park.
http://www.hotels-rates.com/hotels/locations/Saint_Louis/MO/usa/3633/
Can't say that I have ever stayed at any of these but if you need to know about a particular neighborhood I can help.
Enjoy your trip!
One of my loved city in the States. The must-be place is the Arch -- Gateway to the West. You will never realise how huge it is unless you are under it. Walking along the Missisippi River. The water front is a pleasure for mind and eyes.
Hear some music! There are nightclubs such as Mississippi Nights where you can catch wonderful punk shows. Of course St. Louis is the home of the Blues, so there are a lot of places--coffee houses like The Grind--where you can hear blues or jazz. Then there are clubs like Lo on N. 5th Street where you can hear jungle, drum 'n' bass, or house. You can even dress up an go to Powell Symphony Hall(see picture) and hear the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra. http://www.slso.org Imagine me drunk and stumbling around every place mentioned here. . .
Laclede's Landing Area.... In 1764, a French fur trapper named Pierre LaClede established Saint Louis as trading post on the west banks of the Mississippi River. Business was good from the beginning. Soon the village became the center of commerce with furs as the main source of exchange for goods. Today, Laclede's Landing, a nine - block industrial area that once housed companies producing coffee, leather goods, mattresses, tobacco, whiskey, candy and machinery for the barges, features some of the most unique restaurants, sidewalk cafes and clubs in the metro Saint Louis area. During the day, the historical district is also home to people who work at the many offices located on the edge of the Mississippi River. At night, horse drawn carriages and live music add to the atmosphere of one of the premier entertainment areas in St. Louis. This pic taken in front of a sculpture on road by the river, in front of Landing's entrance.... it was called 'St. Louis' Tall Grass', made of glass, stucco and cement.
How do you describe one fo the funnest (is that really a word?) times you could ever have when you tailgate before the home games. People every where, great food, cold beer, crazy fans hoopin it up. It is just a great way to spend a Sunday afternoon with your friends even if you don't have tickets to the game. Which, by the way, you can almost always find some when you get down there.
Traffic is usually crazy, so leave early and be careful. Hmmmm!! BBQ pit, hamburgers, hot dogs, snacks, blue & gold beads, soda and most of all a cooler full of cold beer.
You wouldn't think of St. Louis as a place for hiking. There are no mountains, and few hills. But Castlewood State Park, just outside of St. Louis, has some trails and nice overlooks. While there aren't many trails, they are also not marked well, and it's easy to get lost. So stop at the office and pick up a free map.
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