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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55
4200 MidAmerica Lane, Saint Louis, Missouri, 63129, USA
TEL: 1-314-894-1900
FAX: 1-314-894-0063
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The Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 hotel is conveniently located just off of the I-55 & I-270 interchange; a mere 15 minutes from Downtown St. Louis and the Gateway Arch. I-270 is the major beltway around the city and provides quick access to Illinois, West County, I-44, I-70, I-65/40 and easy directions to St. Louis' Lambert International Airport (a quick 30 minute drive away). You'll come for our location. You'll come back for our award winning service!
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - Welcome
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Enjoy the warm and inviting ambiance of the double sided fireplace.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - Lobby
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Comfortable and inviting sitting areas with daily newspapers and TVs are located throughout the lobby and breakfast area for your pleasure.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - Lobby Sitting Area
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Relax in a clean and comfortable hotel room complete with two luxurious queen sized beds, 37 inch flat screen TV, free high-speed internet access, coffee maker, work desk area and more.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - 2 Queen Beds Non-Smoking
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Relax in a clean and comfortable hotel suite complete with a luxurious king sized bed, 37 inch flat screen TV, free high-speed internet access, coffee maker, work desk area, sitting area and sofabed.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - 1 King Bed Non-Smoking
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Enjoy the luxuries of soft, supportive, clean and fresh bedding in every guest room.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - Clean and Fresh Bedding
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Each guest room features a 37 inch flat screen TV, work desk area, mini fridge and microwave for your convenience.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - 37 inch Flat Screen TVs
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Each guest room features a spacious and upscale bathroom complete with quartz counter top vanity and framed mirror.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - Upscale Bathroom
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Relax in a clean and comfortable hotel suite complete with a luxurious king sized bed, 37 inch flat screen TV, free high-speed internet access, coffee maker, work desk area, sitting area and sofabed.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - 1 King Bed Studio Suite
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Put your feet up after a long day and relax in a luxurious king studio suite complete with a spacious sitting area and 37 inch flat screen TV that adjusts to the sitting area or bed for your convenience.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - King Studio Suite Sitting Area
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For your convenience, the king studio suite features a bar area complete with a sink, mini fridge and microwave.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - King Studio Suite Bar
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Relax in the studio suite's spacious and upscale bathroom complete with quartz counter top vanity and framed mirror.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - King Studio Suite Vanity
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Need a late night snack or a treat for the road? Stop by the Suite Shop open 24 hours.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - Suite Shop
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Relax in the heated indoor swimming pool or soak away the long day in the whirlpool.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - Indoor Pool and Whirlpool
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Take advantage of our state-of-art exercise facility during your stay. Complete with treadmills, elliptical machine, exercise bike, medicine balls and free weights, there is sure to be something to fulfill your workout needs.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - Fitness Center
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In 1967 the Gateway Arch became an integral part of the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial and was the tallest monument in the United States. The Arch is made of stainless steel but is hollow inside and contains a unique tram system that brings visitors to an observation deck at the top. During construction, both legs were built simultaneously. When the time came to connect the legs, thermal expansion of the sunward-facing south leg prevented it from aligning. The STL Fire Department sprayed the south leg with water from firehoses, cooling it until it aligned with the north leg. The tram is an egg-shaped "elevator". The trip to the top takes four minutes. The car doors have narrow windows, allowing passengers to see the interior stairways and structure of the Arch during the trip.At the top of the arch, riders enter the arched observation area with thirty-two windows allowing views across the Mississippi River and the City of Saint Louis.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - St. Louis' Gateway Arch
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In 1967 the Gateway Arch became an integral part of the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial and was the tallest monument in the United States. The Arch is made of stainless steel but is hollow inside and contains a unique tram system that brings visitors to an observation deck at the top. During construction, both legs were built simultaneously. When the time came to connect the legs, thermal expansion of the sunward-facing south leg prevented it from aligning. The STL Fire Department sprayed the south leg with water from firehoses, cooling it until it aligned with the north leg. The tram is an egg-shaped "elevator". The trip to the top takes four minutes. The car doors have narrow windows, allowing passengers to see the interior stairways and structure of the Arch during the trip. At the top of the arch, riders enter the arched observation area with thirty-two windows allowing views across the Mississippi River and the City of Saint Louis.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - St. Louis' Gateway Arch
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Located just 10 minutes from the Hampton Inn & Suites, Anheauser Busch offers free bewery tours. Quality is at the heart of how Anheuser-Busch has conducted business since the company was founded in 1852. You can experience that quality during one of our complimentary tours at our St. Louis plant. Follow the crafting of Budweiser from all-natural, quality ingredients to the refreshing brew enjoyed across the globe. In the Hospitality Room, if you are 21 years of age or older, you can enjoy your favorite brew including a variety of our new and innovative products. Soft drinks and snacks are also served.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - Anheuser Busch World Headquarters
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Located just 10 minutes from the Hampton Inn & Suites, Anheuser Busch offers free tours of their original beer making plant. Quality is at the heart of how Anheuser-Busch has conducted business since the company was founded in 1852. You can experience that quality during one of our complimentary tours inside our St. Louis plant. The crafting of Budweiser from all-natural, quality ingredients to the refreshing brew enjoyed across the globe. In the Hospitality Room, if you are 21 years of age or older, you can enjoy your favorite brew including a variety of our new and innovative products. Soft drinks and snacks are also served. The world-famous Budweiser Clydesdales, known for their size, strength and precision, can be seen in their stables located in the Brewery. The Anheuser-Busch Gift Shop offers a wide selection of the latest in Anheuser-Busch and Budweiser branded merchandise. The tour contains a considerable amount of walking with visits to areas both indoor and outdoor.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - Budweiser Plant
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The Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 hotel is conveniently located just off of the I-55 & I-270 interchange; a mere 15 minutes from Downtown St. Louis and the Gateway Arch. I-270 is the major beltway around the city and provides quick access to Illinois, West County, I-44, I-70, I-65/40 and easy directions to St. Louis' Lambert International Airport (a quick 30 minute drive away). You'll come for our location. You'll come back for our award winning service!
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - Busch Stadium
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The Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 hotel is conveniently located just off of the I-55 & I-270 interchange; a mere 15 minutes from Downtown St. Louis and the Gateway Arch. I-270 is the major beltway around the city and provides quick access to Illinois, West County, I-44, I-70, I-65/40 and easy directions to St. Louis' Lambert International Airport (a quick 30 minute drive away). You'll come for our location. You'll come back for our award winning service!
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - Busch Stadium
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The locals use it as a place to meet friends before entering the ballpark. Visitors can often be found posing for photos underneath it. Regardless of how you get there, St. Louis has recognized it’s greatest Cardinal ever with a monument outside the entrances of the first base line.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - Stan Musial Statue
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The Saint Louis Art Museum is one of the leading art museums with more than 100 galleries. The building was designed as the Palace of Fine Arts for the 1904 World's Fair. Standing atop Art Hill, it is the "crown" jewel" of the 1,370-acre park. The Grand Basin is the lake at the foot of Art Hill and served as the focal point of the 1904 World's Fair.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - St. Louis Art Museum
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Located on the Gateway arch grounds in the heart of downtown St. Louis, the history of the Old Cathedral and the early history of the City of St. Louis are intertwined. The Old Cathedral Museum contains many artifacts and relics from the early days of the Catholic Church in St. Louis and also historical information.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - Old Cathedral - Downtown
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Located in the heart of downtown St. Louis the City Museum is popular among residents and tourists. The museum bills itself as an "eclectic mixture of children's playground, funhouse, surrealistic pavilion, and architectural marvel." Visitors are encouraged to feel, touch, climb on, and play in the various exhibits. The museum attracted over 300,000 visitors in 1999[1] and over 600,000 in 2007. It has been named one of the "great public spaces" by the Project for Public Spaces, and has won other local and international awards as a must-see destination.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - City Children's Museum
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Located 15 minutes from the Hampton Inn & Suites by a short drive straight up interstate 55 North, downtown St. Louis is the cultural heart of the city – the hub for the area’s arts and entertainment scene. Art, music, theater and so much more – find out “what’s on,” what’s opening, and who’s in town. You could spend days downtown wit hall there is to offer: The City Museum, Downtown Sculpture Park, Gateway Arch, Eads Bridge, Historic Laclede’s Landing, Soulard farmer’s Market and Professional Sports Stadiums (Busch Stadium, ScotTrade Center, Edward Jones Dome).
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - Downtown St. Louis
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The Saint Louis Art Museum is one of the leading art museums with more than 100 galleries. The building was designed as the Palace of Fine Arts for the 1904 World's Fair. Standing atop Art Hill, it is the "crown" jewel" of the 1,370-acre park. The Grand Basin is the lake at the foot of Art Hill and served as the focal point of the 1904 World's Fair.The Museum's collections feature more than 30,000 art treasures from ancient times to the present. Highlights include art of the Renaissance, masterpieces of Impressionism, American European Art, Asian art, Period Rooms, the Egyptian mummy, and world-renowned collections of pre-Columbian and German Expressionist art.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - Statue of St. Louis
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When completed in 1874, the Eads Bridge was the longest arch bridge in the world. The ribbed steel arch spans were considered daring, as was the use of steel as a primary structural material: it was the first such use of true steel in a major bridge project. The Eads Bridge is a combined road and railway bridge over the Mississippi River, connecting St. Louis and East Illinois. In 1874, a "test elephant" strolled across the Eads Bridge to prove it was safe. It was believed that elephants had instincts that would keep them from setting foot on unsafe structures. Two weeks later, Eads sent 14 locomotives back and forth across the bridge at one time. The Eads Bridge, which became an iconic image of the city of St. Louis, is still in use. The bridge crosses the St. Louis riverfront between Laclede's Landing, to the north, and the grounds of the Gateway Arch, to the south. The St. Louis MetroLink light rail line has used the rail deck since 1993.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - Historic Eads Bridge
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Forest Park opened in 1876 and is one of the largest urban landscape parks - over 50% larger than New York's Central Park.In 1904 St. Louis hosted the world at a major international World's Fair. After the fair, many of the pavilions and exhibits were demolished (including the original Ferris Wheel) or removed. What buildings remain became the seeds of future museums including a replica of the 1904 World's Fair Pavilion pictured above. The aviary gave root to the zoo, for example. The Palace of the Fine Arts became the Saint Louis Art Museum. Forest Park remains home to many of St. Louis' most popular attractions including the Zoo, outdoor Muny Opera, History and Art Museums, Jewel Box botanical garden, St. Louis Science Center and Historic Boat House.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - Forest Park
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Arts for the 1904 World's Fair in Forest Park. Standing atop Art Hill, is the "crown" jewel" of the 1,370-acre park. The Grand Basin is the lake at the foot of Art Hill and served as the focal point of the 1904 World's Fair.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - Art Hill-Forest Park
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This casual restaurant, bar, and boat rental facility, located in the heart of Forest Park on Post-Dispatch Lake, is like no other place in St. Louis. The Boathouse has undergone major renovations over the last few years and is a popular attractions for both locals and visitors alike. In the warm weather enjoy leisurely boat rides, lakeside patio dining, cold drinks, live music, and beautiful sunsets. In the cold weather enjoy indoor dining for lunch, dinner, and weekend brunch…or just come and enjoy a glass of wine or a hot chocolate while relaxing around the large stone wood-burning fireplace. With the current restoration of Forest Park, Post-Dispatch Lake has been expanded once again to include new boating lagoons as well as an island devoted to wildlife conservation. Now boaters can travel more easily into the restored Grand Basin at the foot of Art Hill.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - Forest Park Boat House
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The Fox was built in 1929 as a showcase for the films of the Fox Film Corporation and elaborate stage shows. It was one of a group of five spectacular Fox Theatres built by Fox in the late 1920s. When the theater opened on January 31, 1929 it was reportedly the second-largest theater in the United States. It was one of St. Louis's leading movie theaters through the 1960s and has survived to become a versatile performing arts venue. The Fox Theatre closed in March 1978 only to reopen in September 1982 with the Broadway musical Barnum. Today, The Fox has become the second stop for popular Broadway Shows and monthly you can see the best of the best including Phantom of the Opera, Les Miserables, Lion King and Beauty and the Beast. The Fox currently seats 4,278 theatergoers plus 234 in the private Fox Club. Notables to play the Fox include Frank Sinatra (1990), Mariah Carey 2003 and The Jonas Brothers 2008.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - Fox Theater
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The Jewel Box (also known as the St. Louis Floral Conservatory and the City of St. Louis Floral Display House) is a greenhouse located in Forest Park. It now serves as a public horticultural facility and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP). It was built in 1936 and consists of five stepped, composition-covered wood roofs with a protected glass roof to prevent damage from frequent hailstorms. In 1913, the city looked to build a facility to protect plants from high levels of smoke and soot within the city. The Jewel Box was built as a display greenhouse to showcase these various plants which could survive. It is said that someone called the displays "like a jewel box", hence the name. The Jewel Box consists of 16,664 square feet of plate glass in over 4,000 panes, set in wood and wrought iron supports. A reflecting pool lies in front of the Jewel Box's entrance.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - Jewel Box Botanical Garden
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In 1914, the "founder" of the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial began staging pageant-Masques on Art Hill in Forest Park.On June 5, 1917 the opera Aida was the first performance presented on what would become the Muny stage. In 1930, the stage was equipped with a turntable for performance purposes. This would be reconstructed in 1997 because of dilapidation. The Muny produces all of its musicals (typically seven) in the season and operates only in the summer. Hailed as the "nation's oldest and largest outdoor musical theatre.", the Muny operates performances 7 days a week, with a new show beginning every Monday night.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - Outdoor Muny Opera
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Founded in 1818, Saint Louis University (also known as SLU) is a private, co-educational Jesuit university. SLU is the oldest University west of the Mississippi River. SLU's athletic teams compete in NCAA's Division I and the Atlantic 10 Conference. It has a current enrollment of over 12,000 students representing all 50 states and more than 80 foreign countries, making it the 4th-largest Jesuit University in the United States. SLU boasts a satellite campus in Madrid, Spain with 600-650 students, a faculty of 110. Saint Louis University (SLU) is located on Lindell Boulevard, and is the second-oldest Jesuit college in the nation. (Only Georgetown University has been in existence longer).
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - St. Louis University
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The Saint Louis Science Center is a nationally recognized science museum that the Association of Science and Technology Centers has rated one of the top 5 science centers in the nation. It is among the largest of its type and, like all science centers, is intended to be a place of informal science education for all ages.The Science Center contains four buildings: an IMAX theater, a Planetarium (containing the StarPort, designed to approximate what a space station might look like in the near future. This section is mainly dedicated to outer space and astronomy-related programs and exhibits), an Exploradome (for traveling exhibitions and hosting large group events) and a Science Resource Center. The main building consists of an Ecology and Environment Gallery, Human Adventure Gallery, the MedTech Gallery and an Energizer human hamster wheel that powers the Energizer Ball Machine.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - St. Louis Science Center
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Located 15 minutes from the Hampton Inn & Suites by a short drive straight up interstate 55 North, downtown St. Louis is the cultural heart of the city – the hub for the area’s arts and entertainment scene. Art, music, theater and so much more – find out “what’s on,” what’s opening, and who’s in town. You could spend days downtown wit hall there is to offer: The City Museum, Downtown Sculpture Park, Gateway Arch, Eads Bridge, Historic Laclede’s Landing, Soulard farmer’s Market and Professional Sports Stadiums (Busch Stadium, ScotTrade Center, Edward Jones Dome).
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - Downtown Sculpture Park
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Soulard is a historic French neighborhood with picturesque residential neighborhoods filled with restaurants, bars, and pubs, among other businesses and is one of the oldest communities in the city. These neighborhood bars play host to a variety of live music; especially the blues and jazz bands which the city is known for. It is also home to a large popular Farmers' market, several historic churches, and the North American headquarters of Anheuser-Busch.Soulard is a thriving, eclectic area, and is home to the 2nd largest Mardi Gras celebration in the country. The event is much like the New Orleans celebration in that it hosts several parades during the Mardi Gras season. Mardi Gras festivities include a Pet Parade where participants dress up their pet in costume and end with Wiener dog races. On the Saturday before Fat Tuesday, people from all over come to storm the streets for the official Mardi Gras parade. The Fat Tuesday parade ends Mardi Gras celebrations in the evening.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - Historic Soulard
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Ted Drewes began serving frozen custard in 1930. Although the original location is now closed, the Chippewa Street (part of historic U.S. Route 66) location is famously known as the only frozen-dessert stand in the entire United States to operate 24/7 during summer months. Both locations are extremely popular during the spring and summer months, and are a tradition for many after attending St. Louis Cardinals baseball games. The shop may be best known for a specialty called a "concrete". A concoction blended so thick that it and its spoon do not fall out when the cup is turned upside-down. Servers often demonstrate this before handing an order to the customer.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - Ted Drewes Fozen Custard
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Made famous by the Yogi Berra quote, "It's so crowded nobody goes there anymore", the Hill is a mostly Italian-American neighborhood famous for the large number of locally renowned Italian-American restaurants, bakeries, grocery stores and two bocce gardens. Locals will tell you, the Best Italian Fare St. Louis has to offer is found on The Hill. Italians, from northern Italy and Sicily, settled in the area starting in the late 19th century. That heritage remains evident today. Some businesses on the Hill are Amighetti's Bakery, Viviano's and Di Gregorio's grocery stores, Zia’s, Cunetto's, and Rigazzi's restaurants and Missouri Baking Company.Baseball greats Yogi Berra and Joe Garagiola, Sr. grew up on the Hill; their boyhood homes are across the street from each other on Elizabeth Avenue. Four of the five St. Louisans on the US soccer team that defeated England in the 1950 FIFA World Cup came from here, a story that is told in The Game of Their Lives.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - The Hill Italian District
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The 1904 St. Louis World's Fair is credited for the birth of the St. Louis Zoo. The Smithsonian Institution constructed a walk-through bird cage for the World's Fair where ten years later the citizens of St. Louis bought the Flight Cage and the St. Louis Zoo was born.Expansion of the zoo started in 1921 when the Bear Pits were built. The zoo continued to expand with the Primate House in 1923 and the Reptile House in 1927.Construction of other animal house continued over the next three decades including the Bird House, the Antelope House and the Ape House. It continued with the opening of the Zooline Railroad in 1963 and the Children’s Zoo in 1969. Many of the zoo’s best attraction were built in the last 15 years including the River’s edge (featuring Asian elephants, cheetahs, hippos, rhinos) an Insectarium (including a Butterfly House), The Penguin and Puffin Coast and Caribbean Cove (featuring a stingrays kids petting area). The zoo remains free of charge for visitors.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - St. Louis Zoo
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The 1904 St. Louis World's Fair is credited for the birth of the St. Louis Zoo. The Smithsonian Institution constructed a walk-through bird cage for the World's Fair where ten years later the citizens of St. Louis bought the Flight Cage and the St. Louis Zoo was born. Expansion of the zoo started in 1921 when the Bear Pits were built. The zoo continued to expand with the Primate House in 1923 and the Reptile House in 1927.Construction of other animal house continued over the next three decades including the Bird House, the Antelope House and the Ape House. It continued with the opening of the Zooline Railroad in 1963 and the Children’s Zoo in 1969. Many of the zoo’s best attraction were built in the last 15 years including the River’s edge (featuring Asian elephants, cheetahs, hippos, rhinos) an Insectarium (including a Butterfly House), The Penguin and Puffin Coast and Caribbean Cove (featuring a stingrays kids petting area). The zoo remains free of charge for visitors.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - St. Louis Zoo
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The 1904 St. Louis World's Fair is credited for the birth of the St. Louis Zoo. The Smithsonian Institution constructed a walk-through bird cage (pictured above) for the World's Fair where ten years later the citizens of St. Louis bought the Flight Cage and the St. Louis Zoo was born.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - Aviary Cage - St. Louis Zoo
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The 1904 St. Louis World's Fair is credited for the birth of the St. Louis Zoo. The Smithsonian Institution constructed a walk-through bird cage for the World's Fair where ten years later the citizens of St. Louis bought the Flight Cage and the St. Louis Zoo was born.Expansion of the zoo started in 1921 when the Bear Pits were built. The zoo continued to expand with the Primate House in 1923 (FEATURED ABOVE) and the Reptile House in 1927. Construction of other animal house continued over the next three decades including the Bird House, the Antelope House and the Ape House. Further growth continued with the opening of the Zooline Railroad in 1963 and the Children’s Zoo in 1969. Many of the zoo’s best attraction were built in the last 15 years including the River’s edge (featuring Asian elephants, cheetahs, hippos, rhinos) an Insectarium (including a Butterfly House), The Penguin and Puffin Coast and Caribbean Cove (features sting rays).
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - Primate House - St. Louis Zoo
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The 1904 St. Louis World's Fair is credited for the birth of the St. Louis Zoo. The Smithsonian Institution constructed a walk-through bird cage for the World's Fair where ten years later the citizens of St. Louis bought the Flight Cage and the St. Louis Zoo was born.Expansion of the zoo started in 1921 when the Bear Pits were built. The zoo continued to expand with the Primate House in 1923 and the Reptile House in 1927. Construction of other animal house continued over the next three decades including the Bird House, the Antelope House and the Ape House. It continued with the opening of the Zooline Railroad in 1963 (ABOVE) and the Children’s Zoo in 1969. Many of the zoo’s best attraction were built in the last 15 years including the River’s edge (featuring Asian elephants, cheetahs, hippos, rhinos) an Insectarium (including a Butterfly House), The Penguin and Puffin Coast and Caribbean Cove (featuring a stingrays kids petting area). The zoo remains free of charge for visitors.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - ZooLine Railroad
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The business center features two computer work areas with complimentary print, copy, scan and fax services.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - Business Center
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Planning a meeting or event? The Laclede Room is perfect just for that! We have an on-site coordinator to help set up and plan every detail of your event.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - Meeting Room
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What a great way to start you day! Free hot breakfast buffet served daily featuring biscuits & gravy, sausage, eggs, waffles, fresh fruit and much more.
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Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/South I-55 Hotel, MO - Free Breakfast Buffet
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