Originally Posted by
Sisosig
Once, on a road trip, I stopped in St. Louis, Missouri, where I stayed in a Hilton in an old bank building. It wasn't a typical Hilton, but they gave me a nice upgrade to a more spacious room. There was a car park next to it but I believe I chose to park on the street the next day as you could read on the internet that there were never any parking inspectors on Sundays so it didn't matter. One could walk to the Gateway Arch and to the Old Courthouse (which is apparently temporarily closed) where you could learn, well what can I say... Later I read in a book by a compatriot who had recently taught in St. Louis that there is much more wrong in and around that city. And then of course the Cards Stadium. All within walking distance of the hotel. Then a while ago, word came that the hotel was closing. And now another hotel is opening in an old bank building...
The Pennywell Hotel Opens in St. Louis, Missouri (hotelnewsresource.com)
Completely off-topic but
1) what did your compatriot say was wrong in St Louis?
2) is this hotel in the same old bank building than the old Hilton?