Indulge your sense of wanderlust in one of America's most iconic cities when you stay at Hotel Indigo St. Louis – Downtown. We have 88 gorgeous rooms and suites in our eclectic, boutique hotel. Our 2,084 square feet of flexible meeting space provides excellent venue options for business events. Guests can enjoy the fantastic fare at The Switchlist restaurant, which is named after the historical site on which our hotel was built. Our restaurant is an ideal spot for a glamorous dinner party or a casual gathering with friends. The lively restaurant offers a unique menu of dishes that are meant for sharing. Sip our crafted cocktails at our rooftop Penthouse Bar, that is inspired by Eero Saarinen, the architect who designed the Gateway Arch.
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Our central location near the river in bustling downtown St. Louis will allow you to experience the local culture of the Lou. We're strategically located just steps away from the most famous sights in Missouri, including the world-renowned Gateway Arch that soars over the banks of the mighty Mississippi River. Explore all that our historic neighborhood has to offer by utilizing the St. Louis' MetroLink light rail system, and stop by the Dome at America's Center Convention Complex, the retro Busch Stadium, and more. Hit up Ballpark Village to catch the game, and visit the St. Louis Blues Museum for a dose of culture. The vibrant sights, sounds, and flavor of the city are right at our doorstep in the heart of St. Louis.
No visit to the Arch City would be complete without visiting architect Eero Saarinen's Gateway Arch—the most iconic structure in St. Louis. Take the lift to the top of the structure for the rare chance to stand inside the tallest man-made monument in the United States.
Women's history was made in the Heartland at the Old Courthouse in St. Louis. Dred Scott sued for his and his wife's freedom here twice. Virginia Minor filed a civil suit for women's rights to vote in the hall of justice. Snap an iconic photograph of the Old Courthouse with the Gateway Arch framing the picturesque building.
This interactive museum is free to explore and details how St. Louis played a role in westward expansion. Inside you'll find rare artifacts from the adventures of Lewis and Clark and learn about American history through curated exhibits.
Get rollin' on the river by taking a cruise down the breathtaking Mississippi River in a historic steamboat. While onboard you'll learn about how the Mississippi River plays an important part in St. Louis history. You can even take a steamboat ride in the evening for a relaxing dinner cruise overlooking our iconic skyline.
Sit back and relax at the Old Rock House live music venue. Snag one of the plush couches and enjoy cabaret-style dining with great food and cocktails as you're entertained by the spectacular live music of beloved local and national acts.
Take a step back into time at the National Blues Museum in St. Louis. Explore music that became the foundation of modern American music. Celebrate how the blues transformed St. Louis by paying a visit on Friday and Saturday nights when live music is performed at the museum.
This intimate venue has just 1,400 seats and is located within the America's Center Convention Complex, which is a must-visit in St. Louis. The state-of-the-art Ferrara Theatre offers a variety of concerts that travelers can attend while visiting St. Louis.
The stunning Stifel Theatre is a civic performing arts building in a historic downtown St. Louis location. The venue is a 3,100-seat theatre with a stage that has been graced by many musical legends such as Frank Sinatra, the Rolling Stones, and Ray Charles.
If you're in the mood for fine Italian dining while in St. Louis, look no further than Charlie Gitto's for authentic cuisine in a warm ambiance with attentive and personalized service. You'd be remiss not to try the toasted ravioli.
This Thai spot has a wonderful homey restaurant feel with an array of dishes on the menu that are bursting with flavor, spice, and taste. The mushroom-stuffed dumplings are mouthwatering and a favorite among locals who frequent Sen Thai Asian Bistro.
Mizu Sushi Bar is a truly local downtown St. Louis hotspot. This eatery has been around for a decade, serving up the best Japanese cuisine in the area. Everyone loves the crab rangoon, which pairs well with your favorite sushi roll.
Pizza is always a good idea, and even those with dietary restrictions can find something on the menu at Maurizio's Sports and Pizza, as they have a fantastic gluten-free pizza. If you're feeling a bit daring, go for the Mexican Pizza.
With 2,084 sq. ft. of meeting venues, the Hotel Indigo St. Louis is delighted to host intimate board meetings as well as larger groups of up to 100 guests. The hotel features 2 distinguish settings for board meetings or gatherings of up to 100 guests.