Holiday Inn Saint Louis West At Six Flags

If you’re traveling to the Eureka area for a dog show this is a great hotel. Lots of green area to walk the dogs with ample «clean up» stations (which most guests with pets use, yeah!). The property is about 10 years overdue for a renovation (which per the front desk clerk is scheduled to start this summer). Beds are comfy. HVAC could have worked better. The coffee maker is a one cup, the hair dryer is not powerful enough — room for improvement here. Do not recommend eating in the on-​site restaurant. The quality of the food and service was poor. The staff was friendly and accommodating. Friges are available to rent for a small fee.

Ventured to his hotel for a quick family trip to St. Louis-​found out it was way away from Downtown STL but directly across the street from Six Flags. The hotel is huge and is dated with lots of awesome history to boot but very clean and has an onsite restaurant and arcade. A shuttle is also provided to Six Flags along with discount tickets saving like $ 7 on tickets and $ 20+ for parking. Room was $ 140 with free breakfast voucher. Breakfast buffet was good and hot with plenty of choices but there was also a menu. There is an arcade and swimming pool area that has a kiddie pool, a regular pool and a jacuzzi. The hotel provides swim towels there are also vending machines everywhere. Bedding okay but rooms are a bit humid, and damp like. When you lay on your bed it feels like a kid from the pool has already jumped up and down on your bed. Maybe some humidifiers would do the trick. Keep your hotel map handy you can get lost its a maze.

Staff was super nice! Very outdated property. felt like I was the only guest on the property, maybe I was!

Our first night on the road during a move out west and we stumbled upon this location. A interesting location with a neat history. We happened to be here during a dog show and thus were given good prices for our pet. The property was quite large, awesome looking indoor pool area. Breakfast not included. TV was pretty bad. I enjoyed staying here. The room was comfortable.

So this hotel was $ 160 something for a night with no free breakfast. The hotel is clean but difficult to navigate as it is literally a maze.
The ONLY thing this hotel has going for it is that six flags is across the street and they offer a free Shuttle.
Next time we spend the night at 6 flags we will probably stay at the Comfort Inn in Festus where we originally had reservations $ 67 a night and free breakfast for a short drive and I’m not concerned about parking since our season passes give us free parking.
On a cleanliness note the property was clean.

Definitely overpriced for the quality of the hotel… that being said they hold the market for conscience to Six Flags. The reason we stayed here was because it was so close. The hotel is very old and dated and could use some renovations. Stains on my sheets were not a pleasant site and the connecting balconies are kinda creepy! The pool/​game area was fun for the kids.

Stayed here for business. Whole hotel Is old and nasty. My room is moist. Everything is just slightly wet. Carpet, wet. Towels feel damp. Bed is like laying on a wet lawn. Room smells humid.
Office chair looks like it is used in porn movies, covered in sketchy stains and dirt. Bed has gross stains as well
Freeway right in front of my room, noisy all night long. Worst of all the Internet service was impossible to use. Could not connect with laptop, tablet, or phone. Absolutely useless. They charge 128 for this dump, for this experience I would rather sleep under a bridge.

I’m going to start off by saying that the convenience of this hotel far out weighs the negatives in this review.
My husband and I stayed here 1 night. We chose it because of it being right across the street from Six Flags. We parked our motorcycle in the lot and took the shuttle from the hotel to the park (which runs every 30min.)
The shuttle was great! Saved us $ 25 cause we didn’t have to pay to park. The downside was the 70yr old man driving us. The small talk was fine, but when he whipped out his CELL PHONE going down the road to show my husband a picture of a fish his friend caught… we were a little shocked to say the least.
Our room was decently clean. I’ve been in worse. The main thing was that the bathroom floor had a puddle of water and hair on it! There was also hair in the tub. Slightly gross. I cleaned it up myself as it wasn’t worth the hassle of telling the front desk.
The pool was nice. The whole area was a pool/​hot tub, small arcade, small «exercise area» if you want to call it that, and a bar. There was also a pizza place that we ordered from. We got a large pizza, 4 drinks, and 2 salads for $ 20. Pretty good if you ask me. They also delivered the pizza to our room so we didn’t have to stand around and wait for it after being at the park all day. And it was delicious! Check it out if you stay there.
Will I stay here again? Probably. The kids would enjoy it and the shuttle makes it worth it.

Holiday Inn Six Flags was a stop-​over on a long drive from Columbus, Ohio to Tulsa, Oklahoma. Chosen using ORBITZ because of description and pricing (late May, double-​room was $ 125), expectations were not too high. What my friend and I got was much better.
This hotel is very big. Obviously, it is a mainstay and feeder to Six Flags. The amenities are more than good enough to make a Six Flags visit good and resting time better. The pool is huge and there is plenty of family seating around it. A game room is nearby for kids to use.
Check-​in area is clean and enormous; don’t know why other than it gives the client a sense of bigness helping to make the price feel better. The facility really is big. The room was in the rear of the complex and that felt odd because it was on the 3^rd Floor… but parking was ’round the back and up the hill, putting the room on level with parking… it was a walk-​in. The upper/​back of the hotel has a lot of green space, picnic table (s) and a grille area. That’s nice for families to use, saving on restaurants, cooking for themselves instead if on summer vacation.
Holiday Inn Six Flags St. Louis (west) was nice. A good offer, a good product and a nice stay-​over.

I have been in charge of planning and executing a gathering of a National dog club, We have been to the Holiday Inn 6 Flags 4 times during the past 10 years, and plan to return 2 or 3 more times this decade.
I cannot say enough about the wonderful property and the magnificent service attitude of the entire staff. Customer Service is at the root of all they do, The Sales manager is top shelf as is the catering manager, Adrienne. All the front of house staff… right up to and including the maintenance department have the service message in their DNA.
Our meeting space needed last minute revisions to the layout that was mapped out in planning sessions. no problem. Due to unforeseen meeting conflicts our educational lecture and accompanying buffet meal had to be pushed back over an hour. no problem, the cold cut buffet was put back in the cooler until we could get to it, No complaints from the food and beverage manager and the food when finally served when our schedule caught up was scrumptious.
The catering manager is creative and will work with meeting planners to help pull off a themed or special meals. A few years ago We did a version of a typical Irish meal, I loaned them some Irish cookbooks and they ran with it. The evening we served it up for the 130 guests was pure magic, they even found a special authentic Irish dessert that surprised all of us.
We conducted a survey after our 2012 stay at the hotel and our membership was very pleased with the hotel, the rooms and the hotel’s dog friendly atmosphere.
There is a strong partnership between this Holiday Inn and nearby Purina Farms, it is a perfect place to serve as your groups headquarters for a dog show or off site conference. These people get it. They have always make my job easier, I come off looking like some sort of mega event planner genius, the truth is the Holiday Inn 6 Flags will make any event organizer look like a rock star.
The only tiny missing element that would make the property an absolutely ideal place for our group would be a full service bar. To compensate for this shortcoming they make up for this by using the poolside bar and the available bar space in the Grand Ball room when you need a mixer or gathering space.

Very friendly family run hotel, but make sure you are not facing the highway side, pretty noisy.

#1-​This hotel is so close to Six Flags you can take a trail from their parking lot right to the park.
#2-​If you’ve got little ones (or adults, too, I guess) that will walk around the park all day but will whine about a five minute walk across the street, they also have a free shuttle to and from the park all day.
#3-​This hotel is very pet friendly and has a nice area to walk your dogs, complete with lots of Doggie-​Doo stations.
#4-​It doesn’t smell pet friendly. It’s nice and clean with no lingering pet odors.
#5-​The big indoor pool, game room and bar will provide entertainment for when you’re not at Six Flags.
On top of it all, this hotel is a sprawling maze that at times is reminiscent of the Overlook Hotel with lots of stone, eerie portraits, mirrors (?), and stained glass. Creepy? Yes. Awesome? Of course!

worst food I’ve ever had in my life at the restaurant. The bread came out frozen and everything was overcooked. Couldn’t believe it.

Spent four nights with 5 kids in 2 adjoining rooms. Went to see the St Louis sights over our districts’ Spring Break. The hotel was great. Every interaction with employees was positive– they really have a very friendly staff! I would definitely recommend this hotel to other families– even if Six Flags isn’t open. The location is very convenient to St. Louis and surrounding areas. My only critique is that the pictures of the pool are a little generous. The pool was nice and fine for our family, but not quite the expansive lagoon the hotel website makes it out to be. Rooms were clean, the lobby is beautiful and we had a great stay overall!

I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a way to have an inexpensive get away. We chose this Holiday Inn due to its Six Flags package. For the price of the room ($ 142), we were given two adult tickets to Six Flags and a free shuttle to and from the park. If we had chosen a different place to stay, the amount that we would have spent would have been substantially more due to the cost of Six Flags tickets and parking.
The staff were wonderful. We hung around the hotel bar and the bartender spotted us the next morning and made a point to come over and say hello during breakfast. The hotel restaurant was decent, we dined in the restaurant for breakfast. Pancakes for me, an omelet for my boyfriend. The pancakes were moist and quite delicious. The omelet was very good, it also came with hash browns which were also good as they were not soaked in grease.
This Holiday Inn has a large pool, sauna and kids pool. The only downside was that there seemed to be a lot of children (both at night and in the morning) in the pool unsupervised. It was difficult to have a decent time in the pool area with so many children. Also, if you are sensitive to chlorine, this is not the pool for you. It was evident just by walking by the pool that the chlorine level was very high. This is the only reason I did not give the hotel 5 stars.
We would have stayed here a second night but the remaining of our weekend was planned within the downtown St. Louis area. This hotel is about a 30 minute drive away from downtown St. Louis.

Convienient place to stay if you are planning a trip to Six Flags. Shuttle service to the park entrance, discount tickets at the park and kids eat free at every meal. Saved me a significant amount of money overall. Great indoor entertainment area for the kids (swimming, hot tub, pizza café, video games, shuffle board). So, if it is raining outside there is plenty of stuff for them to do. Family friendly place to stay.
It only received 3 stars because the facility is very dated. Pretty clean but dated. I also did not receive housekeeping service for my three day stay but they comped my meals that I had charged at the restaurant. Super sweet!
Keep in mind that this is not an ideal location if you are planning to visit other things in St. Louis. Be prepared to drive about 20 – 30 minutes to dtown, depending on traffic.