The Last Hotel

Decent property in the heart of downtown St. Louis. There's no dedicated lot, so if you're arriving by car it's either paid street parking or a private lot across from the hotel ($30 for 24 hrs, no in and out). Had to leave a lot of my stuff in the car overnight, so I opted for the brightly-lit lot - the front desk staff mentioned that it was "mostly" safe on the street, but I passed through some sketchy neighborhoods nearby on the drive in. The hotel itself is a renovated old building with an industrial feel. I would say it's ideal for solo travelers or couples on a city break, not so much kids. Room and bed were comfy, but the overall experience was definitely more on the urban adventure side.

Big room, good location, friendly staff, great rooftop pool.

Interesting conversion from old shoe factory.

Rooms are attractive and comfortable redo of former shoe factory. High ceilings, big windows and spacious room felt airy but homey. Comfortable bed, nice bathroom space and quiet. Staff were helpful and shared history of the building and good restaurant recommendations. I really liked this place.

Deedee and Ashley at the front desk were both very friendly and helpful during my stay at The Last Hotel. Ashley went above and beyond for me to help with a situation that was not connected with my stay with them. I am very grateful. The room and ensuite bathroom were very big and clean, and the bed was very comfortable. I enjoyed the room decor and the coffee from the coffee machine in the room. It was great to stay in a historial building where they have kept the original flooring and ceilings to retain the history of the place. The hotel is about 15 minutes walk from the Convention Centre and 10-15 minutes from the Metrolink station. Plenty of food options around the area to choose from. The hotel is on a main road that is well lit, and I had no issues walking around the area. General precautions still advised as it is in downtown St Louis.