"1. Great price. We stayed at the Royal Sonest in St. Louis the prior two nights so were attracted to this to lower our average cost.
2. Cubby Holes. One wall of the room had the full-size refrigerator, stove, a wide lower area where we could open both our suitcases, then a desk and after this was a shelf unit with 6 good-sized cubby-holes to store our bags - brilliant, and the first I have ever seen in a hotel room.
3. Walk-in shower - I liked stepping into the shower vs. a tub.
4. Was mostly quiet. I was dead tired, and before I fell asleep around 10 pm, a couple came into the room next to ours. They talked a lot, and I could hear them slightly, but I went right to sleep. My wife said they talked until 1 a.m., but this can happen anywhere. Also, in the morning there was a rumbling sound which sounded like an HVAC unit on the roof above our room #404, but was not that, so I don't know what made that deep rumble. I recommend not the 4th floor. The road outside started having some trucks and motorcycles at 7 p.m., but there was no interstate highway noise.
5. My wife wished there was Kleenex and there wasn't, but that is minor.
6. The lobby is attractive and has vending machines, and free coffee.
7. We went to McDonald's for breakfast and it was expensive and I wish I went instead to the Braums there.
We would definitely go back."