When American Airlines cancelled my flight and I had to stay in St Louis, I stayed at this hotel because my sister was staying there. The hotel outside wasn't much to look at, but the lobby was impressive. The room I stayed in had recently been redone. Most everything was brand new. Reclining chair in room was nice, but room... more

The Drury Inn has a historical feel that makes its lobby feel like a cross between a museum and an old movie theater (in a good way). The strong smell of popcorn adds to the effect. The staff seem a little jaded, and tend to "handle" you more than talk to you, but there is a fairly friendly air to... more

We were in St. Louis to visit the Fox Theater and this hotel met our needs just perfectly. The rooms were not large, but perfect for a short stay. The location is great and within a shortdrive of downtown, he Fox theater, and many interstates that lead to several other popular St. Louis Destinations. The breakfast was typical of Drury... more

I booked this based on the reasonable rate and recommendations here on tripadvisor. I have to admit that I'm not a huge fan of "historic" hotels so my review may reflect that. Pros: Very easy to find, free parking, decent neighborhood, GREAT continental breakfast selection, (extremely) close to Union Station, very pretty common areas with uniqueness of being in the... more

What a beautiful place to stay!! We were on the top floor, and even though the room was small, we had a great view out the windows! The bed was comfortable and the chair in our room was the most comfy I think I've ever seen in a hotel. We had a small microwave and fridge, as well as a... more

We stayed here for our annual trek to see the Cardinals with a couple of friends. We stayed there on a coupon, making an inexpensive room that much cheaper. The staff was friendly, as was most of the customers (other Cards fans). Pretty standard room--nothing fancy, but clean and comfortable. Great location with lots of free parking and within walking... more

Three of us on a business trip ended up at the Drury at Union Station when the Hilton on Olive Street had a scheduling issue and had no rooms for us when we arrived. They paid for our rooms at the Drury and a cab there and back the next morning. The Drury has been restored to a 1900's theme... more

Loved our stay. My husband and I were visiting St. Louis as part of a road trip to sightsee and visit relatives. What a treat to be welcomed in the evening by free drinks, popcorn, and snacks. This Drury is located in an old refurbished YMCA building that has lots of dark wood craftsmanship, personality and history. The lobby is... more

Have stayed here several times over the past few years and have never had a problem. Breakfast is excellent, pool is always the right temperature, staff is friendly. Will be back again. more