Seven Gables Inn, St Louis West, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

Great staff, amazing design and decor. The layout is a blend of modern and old European with a amazing corner stair case that sets in the feeling. Great spacious courtyard with plenty of seating with a nice quiet home like feel.

I booked the suite in the hotel because we had 3 family members in 1 room. There was a king bed + a sofa bed. (the 17 line) When we left the hotel early evening I asked Savannah at the front desk to please have housekeeping make up the sofa bed. We returned hours later to discover housekeeping had merely put the linens next to the couch-I guess making up the bed was too difficult. We opened up the sofa bed, it was a very thin mattress that didn't look very clean. Plus, while looking for an outlet for the lamp on one side of the king bed (there wasn't one anywhere accessible) we also noticed how many layers of dust were on the box spring-right below where our heads would be. Kind of icky. And I'm allergic to dust mites. Savannah was kind enough to move us to a new room with 2 queen beds (315) which was spacious, clean and nice. I do appreciate her and Lances's help in trying to make things right. The hotel is kind of funky in a good way, a great location in Clayton and close to many things. Plus it has a private parking area just across the street from the hotel. I would consider staying there again, just not in the suite.

Fantastic property in Old St Louis. Walkable village feeling with cafes, bakery & Vintage/Antique Watch Shop next door. :15 min drive from the airport with huge high tech rooms.

Stayed here several times, staff is great. Perfect location, even the food is good. Rooms are outstanding and clean. Beds are comfortable, bathrooms are huge and love the charm. Did I mention the location, very central to lots of restaurants! Love the charm! Will stay here again!

Great room! Upgraded and bidet toilet!

Slow check in , only one staff working and not very helpful for lost and found.

The old building, which might have once possessed some charm, now feels tired. The entryway is peculiar; you step into a narrow hallway where the "desk" is merely a cubby in the wall, resembling a hostess station. The restaurant always plays loud music, reminiscent of a boardwalk atmosphere, yet it is almost always empty. Overall, it has an outdated and disheartening vibe. Our room was acceptable, with comfortable beds, but it was quite dark, and the fluorescent lighting did little to enhance the ambiance. We didn’t see much value in the “fancy” toilet that had a heated seat and a bidet function, or in the embedded TV in the mirror. The contrast between these upscale features and the plastic cups wrapped in bags felt off. Additionally, I had the impression that the room was somewhat dirty throughout our stay, as I noticed visible dirt along the floorboards, which may or may not have been there before we arrived.

I was very disappointed, as this is a Marriott property, and I have stayed at many of their properties. The location was fantastic and easy to get to and the outside of the building is truly beautiful. Inside, the hotel looked to be in disrepair, which a crying shame, as this is an historic hotel. The check- in area felt like a dormitory, the room that served coffee did not have pleasing furniture or layout and was not at all welcoming and there was very limited and run down furniture in what could have been a beautiful outdoor courtyard. Is Marriott aware of how awful the property looks? It could be a real jewel. So sad!

The hotel has is nice and quiet.