Lori was our tour guide and she provided a great tour of The Hill. She was very knowledgeable…read moreabout the history and provided fun facts as well. The restaurant choices were great. You won't leave hungry!

This tour is a 5/5 for sure! My husband and I try to do a food tour every time we visit a new city…read more We've done more than a few, and the St. Louis tour in The Hill has been our favorite so far! We learned so much about the food, culture, and history of St. Louis and had a great time meeting new people and enjoying delicious bites along the way! You should absolutely take this tour while in STL!

Travel agent Carrie Willard at the St. Peters, MO office has planned several international trips…read morefor us. She is very knowledgeable and has a pleasant disposition. She follows up quickly and has provided great suggestions. Highly recommended that you use Carrie to help plan your next trip.

How am I the first to review this place!? I've been using TravelPlex since it was Majestic Travel…read moreback in 2004/2005! The store was located close to "home" and I fell in love with one of the travel agents, Carrie Willard. Carrie is highly knowledgeable in all facets of travel, including up & coming hot spots, secret tips within the industry, and safety regulations to ALL places I've considered over the years. Still to this day, I reach out to Carrie when in need of travel advice. She is ultimately the first "vendor" I established a long-life loyalty with at the ripe age of 17. Still to this day, now at 27 years old, I trust her whole-heartedly... even if I can't book every trip I inquire about! Honestly people, if you're looking for natural efficiency & effort in planning all your travel needs, look no further! And this goes for out of towners too! Currently living in Denver (and just sending a friend living in Nashville to her as well), Carrie's service has no limitations to distance. No pun intended!

Was in Missouri for a conference and I'm so glad I made the time to come out and see historic…read moredowntown St. Louis. It really is a great city with incredible history. Have done running tours in Philadelphia and it's a great way to see the sights on foot. I'm glad when major cities offer such a tour. Food tours, mural arts, walking are all great too but running was my chance to take a break midweek from the sciencing and networking. Joe had several tours available on the weekends but I was able to do one on a Wednesday evening as part of the summer schedule. As I caught a Lyft from St. Charles during rush hour to the meeting spot at Kierney Plaza, Joe was understanding if I was a little late start. Turns out I was the only runner signed up so it became more like a personalized tour. What I loved was hearing Joe's vast knowledge of St. Louis along the way, and his passion for running. He even carried a camera and took photos throughout. Of course we stopped at the arch, but also Lacledes Landing, the riverfront, bridge, Lewis and Clark statue, the ballpark, Citygarden sculptures, City Museum, and other neat houses/buildings even after the sun went down. The price for the downtown tour included the photos (via Dropbox), bottled water and a t-shirt. I forget the exact distance but the pace was comfortable enough for conversation. Had fun out on the road, exploring! There's a lot to be said about opting for the active, outdoor, fun option while traveling for conferences. Happy to have chosen the road less traveled! There was a brief hiatus in September but regular tours should be back.

Had a great running experience today. I was the only one who showed up for a tour today and ended…read moreup getting an outstanding one-on-one tour of the city and its landmarks by Joe. I highly recommend this to any style runners. He makes lots of stops and runs at the slowest runner's pace.

What a fun night to see the brewery lights. My boyfriend paid for admission online. We came here…read morearound 730pm last night and the entry process was simple. We just pull up the QR code on the phone for the staff to scan. Then was issued our s'more kits at the entrance and went to the s'mores area to roast our marshmallows. There were several fire pits for this. We also got a small Budweiser tour. We saw plenty of lights. We also got our picture take the Clydesdale. The horses were super calm so petting them was also optional. The popcorns taste great. Definitely recommend the popcorns. There were less people so we got to enjoy the scene and the lights a lot more. We spent about an hour here.

There's just something special about the AB Brewery. While we went on the coldest night of the…read moreseason, everything was sparkling and inviting. Check it out this month!

Great tour to take to learn about St Louis sites quickly I…read morerecently took the St. Louis Trolley Tour, and I highly recommend it. We parked across the street from the Four Seasons Hotel and the bus picked us up right in their covered driveway. The trolley itself is fantastic. It has the charming, classic look of an old-fashioned trolley but with modern upgrades that make a big difference. It had excellent air conditioning and a high-quality sound system so you could hear the driver. The ride was smooth and comfortable, even on some of the older city streets. Our driver was outstanding. He handled the tour beautifully, especially considering the fact that I am fairly certain that we had to take a completely different route because a sinkhole had opened up downtown that day. Despite the detour, he never missed a beat. His narration was engaging, informative, and full of details about the city's history and landmarks as we passed them by. He made the whole experience fun and enjoyable. The route took us through Forest Park, one of the highlights of the tour. We passed by the St. Louis Zoo and several other beautiful areas within the park. Our driver even stopped for about five minutes in front of the museum, where we were able to enjoy the excellent views across the park. It was a perfect little break in the tour. After leaving Forest Park, we wound our way back through the city, traveling through Midtown and seeing many of St. Louis's other notable sights to include a beautiful church. Overall, it was a very well-run, informative, and enjoyable tour. The combination of the comfortable trolley, excellent driver, and beautiful route made it one of the best city tours we've taken. I would definitely do it again and highly recommend it to anyone visiting St. Louis.

This was an easy way to see the entire city and learn a little history. I was the youngest person…read moreon the tour (not to my surprise) and it was packed. Windows opened which was a plus!

It was an awesome experience! I loved hearing about the history, and our tour guide told us many…read morestories. The walk was very doable for this 70 year old. The walks were dimly lit, and the areas of interest were appropriately illuminated to bring out the colors and the textures. My husband was not excited to go, but left feeling the tour was well worth it. Make sure you bring a sweat shirt or more, it is 58-60 degrees In the cave. The light show at the end, was appropriate as it remembered a ceremony in that same place right after WWII honoring our military and first responders.

I truly enjoyed this tour. About 1.5hr drive away from St Louis. Filled the tank up and load the…read morekiddos and off to a beautiful adventure. Suggest wearing comfortable walking shoes and bringing a sweater if you tend to be get cold. Inside temp was around 65 degrees. The walking tour was about 1.5 hours long. Keep in mind, no stroller or wheelchair is allowed inside. Walk surfaces can be wet and little slippery in some areas. Our Tour Guide Aida was very informative and knowledgeable about the caves. She was also very patient with grandma and often slow down or waited for her. I think Mother Earth is amazing and everyone should visit at least once. There are other activities onsite. We did not partake in any. Arrived towards the evening hours and they were already closed up. Plan accordingly if you would like to partake in other activities. We went just for the cavern.

This review is for the December nighttime candlelight walk, though my site notes cover any visit…read more Since the county parks department took over this historic village a few years ago, the program has been completely revamped. For the better, I've been told. For the candlelight program Daniel Boone and his wife, as characters, greet visitors and share a bit about their frontier life. Other period characters explain holiday customs, tell stories, or recite whole passages from memory of Dickens' A Christmas Carol or Moore's Nicholas (as 'Twas the Night Before Christmas was originally called). At points in the village visitors become part of the program, such as mummers (traveling beggars) at one house. The entire circular stroll starts and ends in the same spot. It takes about 2-1/2 hours to complete, though the time flies by. Visitor notes: This is not an ADA experience. It would be challenging even with a stroller. The interest level and time commitment might be more appropriate for older teens, young and middle age adults, and healthy seniors. Very much of the tour is outside as you move from building to building. Walkways are uneven rock paths, soft mulch, or wood stairs of varying heights. For the nighttime experience paths and buildings are lit by candlelight and can be somewhat dark. Floors are rock, wood, or dirt. The route would be difficult to travel other than by foot. Also, though cider and cookies are complementary, they're at the entrance/exit. You may want to pack snacks for yourself or little ones because no food is available on the route or allowed in buildings. However, go--if you can--and enjoy a truly unique holiday event.

This is a great historical site. The Daniel Boone Home is authentic and original to the site. The…read morehistoric village is not original to the site but includes a number of historic buildings that have been preserved and relocated here. We took the guided tour ($8 for seniors) and had a phenomenal tour guide. He was a recent graduate with a degree in history. His tour was very informative and he tried hard to dispel some of the myths surrounding Daniel Boone and some misconceptions based on the Festus Parker protrayal of Daniel Boon on TV. He was great. After the guided tour of the house, we did a self guided tour of the historic village. This was well worth the visit.

You would think finding a decent ghost tour in STL with all its history would be easy...well, it's…read morenot. For a recent trip I settled on St. Louis Ghost (part of US Ghost Adventures). The website was easy to use and it was easy to fin da convenient time for our trip. The few reviews I was able to find seemed to be decent. I'm not a super experienced ghost tourer but we have been on others- a little spooky and eerie but very informative with great stories. I had hopes this would be similar...it wasn't. It was so terrible we left an hour into the tour which pains me because I even paid for the extended tour but we just couldn't take it anymore. We have literally never done this. We were bored, we were tired, and we both concluded that we weren't learning anything all that interesting to want to spend another hour with a guide that seemed to really not care and would keep complaining about the size of the group. First, the instructions for the meeting spot and how to spot the guide were terrible. We actually ran into others looking for the meeting spot and all managed to find it together. Frustrating start but not the end of the world. Second, the group was HUGE. Like, 30 people. The guide didn't use a mic or any way to amplify his voice but kept commenting how huge the group was like it was a surprise. Which is mind boggling to me because you sign up online so theoretically the size of the group is known. It was way too big. Check in was agonizingly long as well. I was really looking forward to hearing about the cool history and kept my expectations low on the scares. I don't spook easily but I was looking for something my hubby could enjoy as well. I was also trying to keep the cheesy factor to a minimum. The bottom line: the group was too big, the stories were boring and barely stories. There was no interesting build up. Several times the guide said, "Oh, I tried to see if there were any ghost stories on this building but couldn't find any" as we walked by. Like, really? At one point he yelled at a car or some passersby to look up US Ghost Adventures. I was also disappointed that the ending spot of the tour was way far from the starting point- not cool when parking is atrocious. It's not the safest area so I wasn't super keen on having to walk extremely out of our way. I can't recommend this company. Go grab dinner and/or some drinks somewhere fun for the cost of the tickets and I promise you'll enjoy it a lot more. I was so bummed because this was supposed to be a fun surprise activity but it turned out to be one of the biggest disappointments of the trip. Do not recommend at all.

The sign on the glass outside says "Animal and Plant Health Inspection Services" but you'll see the…read moreGlobal Entry Enrollment Center signs when you walk inside. The address provided by the website is correct and it comes up as "CBP Global Entry Enrollment Center" in Google Maps. You can make appointment in the week you want to go (they do not open up appointments more than a week at a time). There is a waiting area, but they are punctual to come get you and the whole thing on site takes less than 5 minutes. They may ask a question or two and take digital finger prints of both hands. Parking lot is small, but plenty of spots open. .|\---/| | @_@ | ..\_^_/..2026

Hard to get an appointment but when it does open for booking, they offer Sunday appointments too…read more Process is quick and easy, an officer will come out to the waiting room and escort you back for a few questions. Entire appointment takes less than 10 minutes.

Not a hotel guest review…read more I went to the space for a community event and did not spend a night in the hotel portion so I cannot give it a full 5 stars - yet. The large gallery was a love letter to women as the showrooms highlighted women's art, women's pain, and women's pride. While at the event I was able to take my time reviewing the pieces in detail and without rush. The best part is the gallery is free. The event space we were in hosted about 100 people it seemed and had room for a DJ and buffet style food offering. Great for small weddings and other celebrations. Now accessibility was lacking. The front entrance for step-less entry can be missed on first glance. I am grateful the valet attendant showed me the proper entrance that led to a elevator to get to the main lobby. While on my event floor, the family restroom was out of order and that was the most accessible restroom and then when entering the women's restroom, the accessible stall was also out of order so finding another family style access accessible restroom led me to go on a hunt down to the main lobby floor and down the hallway to a corner so points deducted.

Hallways and room felt dirty. Bathroom appeared to not be cleaned. Refrigerator was in room but…read moreunplugged, phones in room not working and had to call front desk from mobile to have them bring a tv remote to room because there wasn't one in the room. Most disappointing was valet wrecked my truck, apologized and accepted responsibility on the sidewalk as they pulled my truck up, they filed a claim through PMC their "Parking Management Company" and PMC denied the claim stating " Our management team conducted a thorough inspection of the property, including the driving path and the vehicle parking area, and we were unable to identify any factors that could have contributed to the damage. There was no damage to any other vehicles or fixed objects that could account for the reported damage." Would strongly encourage you to stay somewhere else.