Hotels in St. Louis

Bordering Forest Park with free cultural institutions, this St. Louis neighborhood boasts a bustling commercial district along Euclid Avenue and the world's largest mosaic collection at the Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis.

Historic Soulard charms visitors with cobblestone streets and red brick buildings dating back to the 19th century. The neighborhood buzzes around Soulard Farmers Market, one of America's oldest continuous public markets operating since 1779. St. Louis's French heritage shines through local architecture while the area hosts the country's second-largest Mardi Gras celebration outside New Orleans. Creole-influenced cuisine dominates the food scene, from casual taverns to upscale bistros serving gumbo and po'boys. Boutique inns and historic bed & breakfasts in converted 19th-century homes offer character-filled accommodations. The compact layout makes Soulard perfect for walking, with the Mississippi River waterfront accessible nearby.