Less than a mile from the airport, Hyatt Select St. Louis Airport puts you close to some of St. Louis’ top attractions. Explore one of our most cherished neighboring counties, St. Charles, and visit its historic downtown district for cobblestone streets and riverside restaurants. Take a quick 20-minute trip downtown to visit the iconic Gateway Arch or take the kids to the wild and wonderful City Museum. For unique history, visit the ancient Cahokia Mounds just across the river in Illinois.

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Historic downtown St. Charles, within 10 miles of the hotel, is known for its rich history and culture (Lewis and Clark began their expedition here!), as well as its original cobblestone streets, quaint shops and riverside restaurants—all set along the beautiful Mississippi.

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Historic St. Charles

It wouldn’t be a well-rounded St. Louis trip without attending a pro baseball game at Busch Stadium. The iconic stadium is connected to Ballpark Village, which features restaurants, bars, live music and more. During a game, dive into a ballpark dog, cheesy nachos and, of course, a cold beer.

Busch Stadium

Located in Faust Park, about 25 minutes from the hotel, is true natural magic. Step into a massive glass conservatory full of tropical flora, fauna and hundreds of fluttering butterflies. With more than 60 species of butterfly, the Butterfly House offers a tactile learning experience for little ones where they can observe, touch and experience the wonder of these beautiful insects.

Sophia M. Sachs Butterfly House

Tour a major piece of St. Louis history: Budweiser Brewery, the city’s iconic 19th-century brewery that features a beer garden, the famous Clydesdale horses and delicious tastings straight from the finishing cellars. If you’re in town for the holidays, don’t miss Budweiser’s annual Brewery Lights event.

Budweiser Brewery Experience

The quintessential monument to see in St. Louis, the Gateway Arch is made entirely of steel—90 tons, to be exact—and stands a towering 630 feet. Take an elevator from the base of the Arch all the way up to experience breathtaking views of the city. Located in downtown St. Louis, within 20 minutes of the hotel.

Gateway Arch

Nestled along Main Street in Historic St. Charles, this riverside restaurant features a lovely casual dining experience with indoor-outdoor seating and classic American dishes with a high-end touch. As you dine, enjoy the original integrity of the building, which dates to the 1800s and serves as a cornerstone of the district.

The Main House

For the ultimate hibachi experience, dine at Kobe Steakhouse of Japan inside one of St. Louis’ longest-standing malls, Westport Plaza. Sit around a large griddle and watch expert chefs prepare Korean-style dishes in real time. Enjoy impressive tricks, big flames and perfect flicks of the wrist. Great for parties or catering.

Kobe Steakhouse of Japan

Affectionately referred to by locals as UMSL—pronounced UM-sull—the university boasts one of the city’s most vibrant college campuses, within 4 miles of the hotel. Attend a college basketball game or a live theater performance.

University of Missouri-St. Louis

This soda bar-style restaurant in downtown St. Louis features décor reminiscent of the Roaring ’20s, classic American dishes with a twist, clever cocktails and mocktails, and an ice cream bar that slings favorite cold treats and ice cream martinis. Don’t forget to try the legendary pickle soup. Family-friendly restaurant within 20 minutes of the hotel.

The Fountain on Locust

Consistently ranked the nation’s best zoo, this totally free attraction in the heart of Forest Park is perfect for family visits or big group outings. Explore the Primate House, watch polar bears swim alongside you, marvel at exotic big cats, then grab a bite and beverage before you explore the next leg of the zoo that spans 90 acres. Before your St. Louis trip, be sure to research upcoming zoo events; there’s always something fun in the works.

Saint Louis Zoo

A long-time St. Louis staple near the airport, this upscale Italian restaurant features authentic Italian cuisine, signature pasta dishes, perfectly cooked steaks and more. Owned and operated by third-generation Lombardos.

Lombardo’s Restaurant

Directly across the river in Illinois sits Cahokia Mounds, the site of an ancient Native American civilization. Visitors can climb to the top of the highest “mound” at this World Heritage state park, which spans more than 4,000 acres. Learn about the Native Americans who inhabited the area and stand, literally, where they stood 1,300 years ago. Located 20 miles southeast of the hotel.

Cahokia Mounds

Unlike any museum you’ve visited, the City Museum in downtown St. Louis is comprised of repurposed architectural and everyday materials to create a one-of-a-kind experience for kids and adults alike. Traverse through a man-made cave, climb into an old airplane suspended above the rooftop or rocket down one of several slides throughout the museum—including a 10-story spiral.

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