UNITED959

I ended up staying here for one night, and glad it was one night only.

As others have said, this place is a dump, and I can vouch for that.

It really is a hotel in need of implosion or a gut rehab.

Two clunky elevators for 17 floors, Motel 6-style room appointments, and a sad looking pool.

It's a shame because the surrounding area is nice -- I walked to Kaldi's Coffeehouse for breakfast and had a great "crustless" quiche.

But even though my business is in Clayton, I would drive the extra distance to stay at the Sheraton downtown or Westport Plaza to avoid this dump.

If you absolutely have to stay here, the parking meters only charge from 8a-5p, so I parked there overnight for free instead of paying the hotel (for what I can only imagine is a gross parking garage!).

UA-NYC

Any feedback on this hotel vs. the City Center Sheraton? Have stayed at the latter...wasn't any great shakes.

Clayton Plaza *seems* nicer, but the reviews here aren't great either.

Thanks for any feedback.

nologic

It's a fine, typical Sheraton. Lounge isn't bad. I would stay based on best location, although you get free parking at Westport Plaza...the shuttle is very convenient here though, so you may not need a car.

1Kwoman

This place is awful. On top of the cramped rooms with no where to put your makeup bag in the bathroom, there was mold around the shower and fraying, dirty carpet. Disgusting, way below standards. They need to take this one to the studs and start over. I checked out after one night and moved to the brand new Hamton Inn on Meramec. It is clean and well appointed.

abk

If you don't need to be in Clayton the two Sheratons at Wesport Plaza are nice.

reuthermonkey

Indeed. Avoid the Clayton Sheraton at all costs. Checked in and a moldy cheese tray welcomed me. I didn't heed the advice and blew an SNA on this place. I'm not sure anyone was even staying there. Place seemed empty. Rightfully so. Suite was shower-only. Not sure I've been in a Sheraton suite without a bathtub in a long time.

flywobin

I'll agree that this place is still a dump. Small, tired, grubby rooms, many things that didn't work (my list included the clock, the TV remote, and the shower soap dish).

Avoid.

Montreal

Of all the Sheratons I have stayed at this one hands down is the worst. Motel 6 would be a better option in comparison. In addition to a bad hotel, staff is completely useless and need to be fired from their jobs...

Goldorak

I confirm this hotel is a complete dump. I stayed there 4 times since the beginning of the year, and outside the very tired condition of the rooms, the minuscule bathrooms, the pathetic lounge (not even a real cup for your coffee, just plastic !), my 2 last stays turned very bad with no light in the bathroom one morning, room not made one day and the apotheosis : find some dried food on the window (inside) like if somebody vomited on it (this was probably there for several days but was not cleaned by housekeeping). Totally disgusting and I decided to leave the hotel prematurely.

kcKOB

Any recent stays here? Considering a 2 night stay for the PGA Championship at Bellerive in August. Found a 2 bedroom suite for a decent rate, but if the property is still as bad as it sounds, then I'll probably look elsewhere.

Thanks in advance..
KOB

C17PSGR

Thought about staying here recently but checked the reviews on Starwood. I'm not a fan of tripadvisor but horrible reviews on Starwood's own website from multiple guests who were platinums. Decided to just stay by the airport and Uber into Clayton. Both the Renn and Marriott by the airport tend to upgrade plats, have good lounges, and decent bars.

Goldorak

Clearly avoid Sheraton Clayton. If you want to stick to SPG, I have been quite happy with the Magnolia hotel downtown STL. The Westin downtown is nice too but usually very expensive IMO.

C17PSGR

I realize that this hotel apparently needs serious renovation but ... couldn't they do something to make it more appealing. Bonus points, better lounge food, etc. The lack of any of that suggests they don't care.

Goldorak

Indeed, a need for renovation happens to every single hotel from times to times. But the problems I faced staying there several times clearly showed me there is a management problem in this property.

kcKOB

Went ahead and reserved two rooms at the Magnolia just in case. I'll keep looking around but will likely bag the Sheraton Clayton.

Thanks for the feedback already given and any still yet to come.
KOB