Review of Drury Inn & Suites St. Louis Fenton 3*

— — — — — NEGATIVE POINTS — — — — — : $130 for 2 people and 1 infant. I would understand if it had been a more modern hotel, but it was most definitely not. Furniture was a blast from the past, 70s vintage. Thermostat randomly turned off and wouldn't come back on even when it was set to "ON" and not "AUTO", so we all started getting hot. The power outlet that my son's sound machine was plugged into wasn't working, so the batteries that were in it started dying at around 2 AM and woke everyone up with irregular noises. The bathroom was uncomfortably small. The only "blanket" for our bed was more like a thin, woven blanket that you would sleep with in a hospital bed. When I walked by the pool, the light reflecting off of it revealed a nasty film like it hadn't been cleaned in a while. The next morning when we went to check out, there was no one at the front desk and no bell to get their attention. I had to hunt for anyone and finally found a man preparing the kitchen. He told me he was the only one there right then, and it was 5 AM. — — — — POSITIVE POINTS — — — — — : Staff was extremely nice and attentive. No complaints there. Bed was comfortable, and for some odd reason we had an abundance of pillows. Flat-screen TV with clear picture In sum, $130 for a room for not even a full night was a waste of money. Coming back from our destination, we stayed outside of Little Rock at an Econo Lodge for $70 and had no issues. Something's wrong with that. Ya'll need to work on not being so stingey and put some money back into your hotels. I hope they don't all look and function like the one in Fenton.