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Double Bed Guestroom This guestroom features two double-size beds. The wallpaper is a nod to Downtown’s past in the financial district and the proximity the hotel has to the Federal Reserve.

King Guestroom This guestroom features a king-size bed and a large window with views of Downtown St. Louis. The wallpaper is a nod to St. Louis’ industrial history.

King Guestroom The wallpaper is a nod to Downtown’s past in the financial district and the proximity the hotel has to the Federal Reserve. A large desk sits by the bay windows which let in lots of natural light.

Tomato Soup Served at The Switch List The Switch List is the signature restaurant at Hotel Indigo St. Louis Downtown. The soup is served with baked sesame crackers.

The Switch List Restaurant The simple blue and white color palette pairs nicely with white floors and a modern white ceiling that, with natural light, will be an open and airy atmosphere.

Cocktails Served at Eero's Penthouse Named for Eero Saarinen, the architect of the Gateway Arch, this rooftop bar offers a menu of craft cocktails.

Exterior Hotel Indigo St. Louis Downtown, a member of Historic Hotels of America since 2022, dates back to 1908. It is located in St. Louis, Missouri.

Façade Hotel Indigo St. Louis Downtown, a member of Historic Hotels of America since 2022, dates back to 1908. It is located in St. Louis, Missouri.

Façade Hotel Indigo St. Louis Downtown, a member of Historic Hotels of America since 2022, dates back to 1908. It is located in St. Louis, Missouri.

The Lobby and Reception Desk Mid-century modern influences permeate the interior, featuring accents inspired by Gateway Arch designer Eero Saarinen’s furniture designs such as two red womb chairs. Industrial touches include a laser-cut wrought iron map of downtown St. Louis.

Historical Postcard Depicting the Intersection of Broadway and Olive Streets The La Salle Building, which now houses Hotel Indigo St. Louis Downtown, is featured on the left. This postcard dates to around 1910.

Historical Image of Hotel Designed by Isaac Taylor in 1909, the 13-story structure has multiple bay windows, a red brick façade, and a slender profile.