Hotel Review: Ritz Carlton St. Louis Club King

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Early this year, there was an Amazing Deal Alert: Ritz Carlton St. Louis $45 Club Rooms, which was bookable through American Express Fine Hotels & Resorts. I was lucky enough to snag one of these rooms and American Express did honor the reservations.

Arriving the hotel, we took an Uber from the airport which was about 15 minutes away and cost $20. The hotel is located in the suburbs of St. Louis, so don’t plan on staying here if you’re looking to be in the heart of downtown. Given our short stay, we actually didn’t leave the property for our one night stay.

a screenshot of a hotel

As this is booked through Fine Hotels and Resorts, the booking came with the following: 

  • Room upgrade upon arrival, when available.
  • Daily breakfast for two people
  • Guaranteed 4:00pm late check-out
  • Noon check-in, when available
  • Complimentary Wi-Fi
  • Guaranteed 4:00pm late check-out
  • Additional special amenity: $100 spa services credit to be used during your stay.

Upon check-in, I was welcomed and informed of all the amenities I’d be receiving through American Express Fine Hotels and Resorts. My Club King room was located on the 17th floor, which appears to be the Club Floor. The physical Club Lounge is located on the 18th floor and is accessible via a staircase from this floor.

a bed with a white pillow and a lamp

Ritz Carlton St. Louis Club King guest room

a bathroom with a glass shower and a mirror

Ritz Carlton St. Louis bathroom with a shower

a couch with pillows and flowers in a room

The highlight was the Club Lounge located on the 18th floor which is key card accessible from the elevators or by taking the staircase as mentioned from the 17th floor.

Here’s a rundown of the hours:

  • Club Breakfast: 6:30am-10:30am
  • Lunch: 12pm-2pm
  • Hors d’oeuvres 5pm-7:30pm
  • Desserts 8pm-10pm

a counter with a buffet and a few lights

Ritz Carlton St. Louis Club Lounge

a beverage dispenser with bottles and glasses

Ritz Carlton St. Louis Club Lounge

a buffet table with food in bowls

Ritz Carlton St. Louis Club Lounge

a table with plates of fruit and a bowl of jam

Ritz Carlton St. Louis Club Lounge

a buffet table with food on it

Ritz Carlton St. Louis Club Lounge

a plate of food on a counter

Ritz Carlton St. Louis Club Lounge

a plate of food on a table

Additionally, through booking with Fine Hotels and Resorts, we received a $60 breakfast credit per day, which was used in the restaurant.

Bottom Line:

Overall, I had a nice stay at The Ritz-Carlton, St. Louis, especially having a Club Level room. For $45, this deal was too good to pass up, so I was lucky enough to be able to make it for the night. Due to our short stay, we didn’t even use the $100 spa credit that was the local hotel amenity.

The property features 299 guest rooms and suites and is a Marriott Category 6 hotel requiring 50,000 Marriott Bonvoy points per night to stay here.

Did anyone else get in on the amazing $45 club level rooms at the Ritz-Carlton, St. Louis? Feel free to share your experiences in the comments below!

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