200 S 4th St - Saint Louis, MO, United States 63102

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	Click photo to view         Location. Claiming its place on the majestic shores of the Mississippi River, the Millennium Hotel St. Louis sits across the street from the famed Gateway Arch, St. Louis' signature landmark. This hotel is located one block from Busch Stadium, one-half mile from Edward Jones Dome Stadium and one mile from Savvis Center. Lambert-St. Louis International Airport is 14 miles away.
Hotel Features. The lobby of the Millennium Hotel St. Louis showcases a three-story glass wall that offers a spectacular view of the Arch. The Top of the Riverfront is a revolving restaurant that serves American favorites and offers panoramic views of the Mississippi River and the city skyline. Recreational opportunities abound with indoor and outdoor pools, a modern fitness center and game room. The hotel features wireless Internet in the lobby and business center for a fee and a convention level with 65,000 square-feet of functional space including 24 meeting rooms and an expansive ballroom. Guestrooms. The 780 contemporary guestrooms of the Millennium Hotel St. Louis are divided into two towers. The North Tower features deluxe accommodations with a contemporary décor in neutral shades and bright accents, pillowtop mattresses, large work desks with ergonomic chairs and two dual-line telephones. Floor to ceiling windows in the North Tower rooms offer a view of the Arch and the river. Guestrooms in the South Tower are designed to be more budget-friendly with pillowtop mattresses, two telephones and a coffeemaker. Expert Tip. At night, warm notes from live jazz performances fill the air as horse drawn carriages meander the cobblestone streets of Laclede's Landing, taking visitors on a tour of the fine restaurants and vibrant nightspots behind the authentic brick and iron building facades.