Excellent breakfast selection and service. Room was…read morecomfortable. Hotel was clean and well maintained. Staff was friendly. Easy access off the highway. Excellent choice for an overnight stay!

Everything about this hotel was fantastic!…read more The bathroom was especially great. So much room for everything, so clean and a great shower. The room was very clean and comfortable. And it's location, within easy walking distance to Sugarfire Smokehouse is a huge plus! If you are traveling on the road and need a place to stay and you find yourself in Wentzville, stay here. You will not be disappointed.

I've had several great stays here, including recently for work. If you are doing business at…read morePurina or GM, this is a great hotel choice. It's cleaner and newer than the Holiday Inn Express and the staff is great. I like that there are a ton of restaurant choices nearby, all within walking distance. The location is ideal since it's by the highway. I recommend staying here for sure.

My room wasn't the best for over $300 dollars I got the last room and it was for handicap. It…read moresmelled like poop in the bathroom and I was just a basic room next to the exit door that was opening and closing all night. How can you get any sleep? Why must hotel doors all slam? My window blind didn't shut but I got compensated for it so I appreciate that.

If you know someone with a cabin, get your happy ass out to Innsbrook asap. It is only a 30 minute…read moredrive from West County St. Louis and worth it. It is something like the Lake of the Ozarks, only with a hundred man-made lakes and a gated community of the St. Louis elite. I was fortunate enough to have wealthy family members, this does not include myself, sadly, but does extend to my generous grandparents. "Our" house is on the St. Gallen Circle but we have our own "lake" (more like a pond, but they use the word quite loosely out these ways). The scenery and wildlife are breath-taking; last week we saw 10+ deer, turkey, falcons, crane, turtles and, of course, fish. Very little noise and very little bugs. It's like camping for the Real Housewives of Chesterfield. Plus, there is an in-ground pool, work out facilities, a giant human-sized chess board, tennis courts, golfing, a restaurant with a bar and a quickie mart. We stayed on the ground for a whole week, only venturing outside our community in search of hard liquor. Best. vacation. ever.

This is a hidden little gem just a short 45 minutes - 1 hr drive from St. Louis! This is soooo…read moremuch easier to get to than the Lake of the Ozarks or Branson. Perfect for a one night or weekend getaway. This is a resort/residential community that includes cabins (Chalets), homes, villas, and condos. There is a nice 18hole public golf course, tennis courts, sand volley ball courts, boat rentals, horseback riding and lots and lots of NATURE! Our family was looking for a place to vacation that was easier to reach than Branson, MO. This is a great place to GETAWAY and unplug which is exactly what our family wants to do. The community is gated and secure thus you can feel overall very safe. There are over 100 different sized lakes so fishing is abundant. They do have boats but only electric trolling motors which adds to the peace and quiet. Most own paddle boats, kayaks and canoes as well which also decrease the gas and noise pollution. If you know someone who owns a place definitely ask to borrow it for a weekend or just call Innsbrook and rent one. Some rent their Chalets on VRBO as well. Great place for weddings, or even corporate retreats.

Our first trip to Innsbrook definitely won't be our last!…read more We did a little getaway for our anniversary. While check in wasn't until 4, you are allowed on the grounds for the days you are there, whether you are checked in or not at your rental. Such a great perk! We spent the majority of the day at the Charette Creek Commons pool. Its huge, plenty of seating. There are umbrellas that are permanently in the ground so the chairs are arranged around them. There are no towels, bring your own and while inflatables are not allowed, pool noodles are. There is a food service area on site, they had BBQ this day, and prices seemed reasonable. There is a full bar on site, which beer is reasonable, I feel like the frozen drinks and other concoctions are priced high. Unfortunately every time I tried to get one of them, they were out or not frozen yet. There is a restaurant on site, Clubhouse Bar and Grill, however we had overheard there were several bachelor/bachelorette parties headed there so we opted to save that for another time. There is a little shop and creamery also on the grounds. We are not golfers but the golf course was popular and looked like a great course. Cannot wait to get back!

I am in shock by my last experience here. This is for the Geneva Cove Condo on lake Aspen. Booked…read morefor 2 nights and paid $850. Once we got there on Friday night, the door couldn't be opened as the door chain was blocking it, which is very bizarre because that only happens when you lock it from the inside. They did bring someone to fix it and by the time it was all figured out, 45 min had passed. We needed to get inside to change into our bathing suits so we could go to the beach. Then once inside, my 5 year old got on the bed and was playing with my husband. My kid got inside the covers and I noticed an off white stain size of a hand on the white sheet (we all know what that was)! I tell her to get out of there immediately. I inspect the sheet and there are also hairs and sand. Makeup stain on pillow. They had never been changed it seemed like. I inspect the bed cover as well and notice a weird brown stain on it and a bunch of other stains. It was pretty much filthy. It had a film of dirt on top. Especially the throw pillows. They hadn't been changed or washed in months, if not years. You could see the spot in the middle where people had put their heads, it looked greasy and tan. I check out the other beds and they all had the same issue. Bed covers and throw pillows were all beyond filthy and smelly. I call customer service and explain the situation. They bring someone to change the sheet but only for one bed. I tell her they all needed to be changed. She goes back to bring more linens. Meanwhile the kitchen sink smelled like there was a dead animal in there somewhere down the drain. I ask housekeeper to come take a look while she was in there (she was really nice actually). I thought the smell came from the water, but she figured out it was actually the drain. FLIES were coming out of the sink drain as well. That's how nasty it was. She said she had some tablets in her car for it and that she was going to grab them for me. That did fix the problem thanks God, but it left me really grossed out with the place. Oh, and my mom went and cleaned the patio furniture as it was all covered in sand - tables and chairs. There was no where to sit. So by the time all this was over, it was dark outside and we missed going to the beach altogether. Innsbrook Inn texts me the next day saying they will offer me a late check out for all of the troubles they caused. I thought that was a joke. I told them they should have offered at least half off refund for wasting almost half my time. Honestly if they had any shame at all, they would have offered a full refund for having us come into contact with other people's nasty bodily fluids!!! They said they would offer me $120 off but no more. This was a complete rip off!

most disturbing and disgusting place I've ever stayed.. the place is a dump.. the room was so…read morenasty.. it for sure hasn't been clean. There was blood all over the bed sheets and phone, refused to give me money back not 1 minute after seeing the room..

Disgusting! Torn & stained sheets, dirty floors and walls. Filthy bath mat. Only enough toilet…read morepaper to pee 3 times and no spare roll in sight. I can't believe I paid $80 for this shithole! I can't believe ANYONE could give this dump more than ZERO stars!! UGHHH!!!

Stopped in Wentzville recently and discovered that they bulldozed this place. Best thing they could…read morehave ever done to it. I hope the workers wore good Personal Protective Clothing when this place was razed. No telling what Stephen King human devastating disease might have been prevented.

Nice clean rooms. Great staff. Very pleasant stay. Will…read morestay again. Rooms have been remodeled everything is new. Great breakfast.

REST AREA is overstating the case for the Wright City Rest Area; bleak might even be too generous…read morewhen describing this place. in the early fall this stop is utterly devoid of charm or appeal except for the providing a sheltered spot to attend to the less comely aspects of human existence. perhaps the feeling is different mid-winter covered in the brilliance of new fallen snow... or in the spring when the earth awakens in a burst of colorful greenery... or midsummer when the shade trees offer welcome relief from the midday sun... but in mid october it ain't much to look at. on the plus side: if trouble is brewing you'll see it coming because there ain't no place to hide.

This place was adequate. There were no attendants here that I could see. The restroom was adequate…read more The toilets worked and flushed. There was soap in the dispenser and they had hand dryers for drying your hands. I didn't see paper towels. I had to use my shirt to open the door and protect my hand from germs (whereas usually I would shield my hand with the paper towel I had just used to dry my hands). The vending machines are behind cages. So, you put money in and get your snacks or drinks, but through bars. There are maps here too. Grass available for letting our dog walk too.

I ordered pinwheel sandwiches h trays on 7/10 for curbside pickup 7/13. I was hosting an event and…read morefeeding 40 people. The associate came to the car, loaded up the items then began to walk away. sandwiches, fruit and cheese trays and lemonade were missing, the bulk of the meal for my meeting taking place in an hour. I asked the associate and she said "Don't worry, they were taken off your bill" but could not explain why there had been no communication about it. I checked my email and realized that at 10:30 am (30 minutes before the scheduled pickup time) I had received a confirmation and notice that these items were missing. It took 3 people running around to different Schnucks to purchase the items, which worked out great but cost much more than we had planned. I won't ever use them for catering my monthly meetings again.

I would guess that most everyone has had similar Sam's Club experiences. But today I visited during…read more"non-peak" hours. Long story short... during the time I was there, there was only one full service check out line and it appeared that there were two or three Sam's employees working in this one line. Presumably the additional help was to make the line go faster and smoother. Instead of making more cashier's available, they directed customers to a new self checkout. I noticed there were at least 10 self check out lines in service. To summarize, I am required to pay a fee to shop at Sam's, proof of membership is required at check out and my purchases are inspected upon departure. Now it seems that I have to become my own cashier as well. Nothing against cashier's, but why am I expected to do their job? Would a cashier be expected to come to our places of employment and perform our tasks? This seems to be a trend within Sam's Club and their parent organization. Perhaps if I was offered a discount at checkout, I would be less bitter about the situation. Pay for membership, shop... the old way is provide proof of membership then get checked outed (remember, we don't get the luxury of bags for our purchases), then have our purchases inspected so that we can load them loosely in our cars. Now, the only service provided, is now expected to be performed by us. I have to ask, what is it that I'm paying for.