Grand Hall Suite
Situated on the top floor of the Union Station historic Grand Hall Headhouse, the Grand Suite features lofted ceilings, an elegantly decorated sitting area with a 37-inch TV, and wireless Internet access. Guests of this suite can enjoy special amenities, including a refrigerator, dining table, bottled water, and plush bathrobes.
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Grand Hall Suite
Situated on the top floor of the Union Station historic Grand Hall Headhouse, the Grand Suite features lofted ceilings, an elegantly decorated sitting area with a 37-inch TV, and wireless Internet access. Guests of this suite can enjoy special amenities, including a refrigerator, dining table, bottled water, and plush bathrobes.
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Grand Hall Suite, Fountain View
Dive into the newly renovated elegance that captures the history of St. Louis Union Station in the Grand Hall rooms. Boutique touches include two robes, in-room coffeemaker, mini-fridge, safe and TV soundbar. Located in the exclusive Grand Hall wing and named for Theodore C. Link who designed St. Louis Union Station's historic Headhouse and Grand Hall which was once the largest and busiest train station in the world. With a view of the Carl Milles fountain, 'The Meeting of the Waters,' the Link Suite is packed full of premium features including 2 49-inch HDTVs with soundbar, WiFi, dining table, wetbar and 1 king-sized Waldorf Astoria mattress. Enjoy Executive Lounge benefits, private elevator access and the best location to the Grand Hall.
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Grand Hall Luxury Wetbar Suite
Grand Hall Wing, Executive lounge access, high floor, refrigerator, large work area, 49-inch HDTV with soundbar, WiFi, wetbar. Indulge in this Grand Hall Executive Level Suite and sink into the king-sized Waldorf Astoria bed. Enjoy 49-inch HDTV with soundbar or surf the web with WiFi. If there's work to be done, settle into the ergonomic chair and catch up with business.
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Deluxe Guestroom, Courtyard View
Furnished with one king- or two queen-size beds, Deluxe Rooms are flexible accommodations where guests can watch on-demand movies on the 37-inch television, surf the web with wireless Internet access, or settle into the ergonomic chair and catch up on some business at the large work area. Deluxe Rooms are available with a sofabed in some king-bed layouts.
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Deluxe Guestroom With Sofabed
Furnished with one king- or two queen-size beds, Deluxe Rooms are flexible accommodations where guests can watch on-demand movies on the 37-inch television, surf the web with wireless Internet access, or settle into the ergonomic chair and catch up on some business at the large work area. Deluxe Rooms are available with a sofabed in some king-bed layouts.
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Grand Hall Executive Room, Fountain View
Indulge in this Grand Hall Executive Level Suite and sink into the king-sized Waldorf Astoria bed. Enjoy 49-inch HDTV with sound bar or surf the web with WiFi. If there's work to be done, settle into the ergonomic chair and catch up with business. These beautifully appointed Executive Rooms offer daily private access to the third-floor Executive Lounge featuring complimentary Coffee, Decaffeinated Coffee, Tea, Assorted Sodas, Bottled Water, Whole Fresh Fruit, Assorted Dry Snacks, and Evening Cookies.
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Deluxe Guestroom
Furnished with one king- or two queen-size beds, Deluxe Rooms are flexible accommodations where guests can watch on-demand movies on the 37-inch television, surf the web with wireless Internet access, or settle into the ergonomic chair and catch up on some business at the large work area.
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Business Center
The Executive Lounge features complimentary coffee, decaffeinated coffee, tea, assorted sodas, bottled water, whole fresh fruit, assorted dry snacks, and evening cookies. If there's work to be done, settle into the ergonomic chair and make use of the large work area.
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Fitness Center
Take advantage of the free weights, multiple machines and more at the fitness center in the St Louis Union Station Hotel.
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Outdoor Pool
Stay cool in the pool at St. Louis Union Station Hotel, Curio Collection by Hilton.
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Grand Hall
Discover the opulent Grand Hall, which features historic details such as the original terrazzo floor, green glazed terracotta bricks, stained glass windows, and wooden carpentry detailing. Marvel at the Allegorical Window, a handcrafted Tiffany stained glass window that depicts three women representing San Francisco, St. Louis, and New York City that pays homage to the expanse of rail travel in the 1890s.
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Grand Hall Lounge
Boasting a sweeping archway, fresco and gold leaf detailing, mosaics and art glass windows, and stands 65 feet at its tallest point, The Grand Hall continues to awe visitors since its grand opening in 1894. Recently renovated and restored, the iconic destination re-opened with lounge seating and a bar, serving signature drinks and delicious cuisine, including signature items such as Slow Roasted Pork Belly, Oysters Rockefeller, Mussels and Grilled Flatbreads made with local artisan cheese, cured meats, and fresh produce.
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Union Station Grill
Fred Harvey revolutionized railroad dining by opening one of his restaurants in the Terminal Hotel at St. Louis Union Station. In order to provide efficiency, the travelers ordered while still on board the train, and then the orders were wired to the restaurant manager, so that people could come in, sit down and enjoy a meal, and be on their way with as little time and hassle as possible. The most essential part of Fred Harvey’ success, as well as the most popular feature of his restaurants were the Harvey Girls, who greeted and tended to patrons with classic Midwestern manners and hospitality. Fred Harvey’s restaurant is now the Station Grille, which is located in the Union Station Hotel and seats 130 customers at any given time, serving some of the finest food in the entire city.
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Hotel Exterior
Discover the grand limestone façade of the St. Louis Union Station Hotel, Curio Collection by Hilton. Marvel at the imposing clock tower and red tiled roof of the grandest station in the nation, which was once the gateway to the West.
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Hotel Exterior
Discover the historic accommodations of the St. Louis Union Station Hotel. Each floor is decorated according to a unique railroad theme, and guests can stay in a Grand Hall or Clock Tower room in the Historic Headhouse, a space originally utilized for the building’s first hotel.
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Grand Hall
Discover the opulent Grand Hall, which features historic details such as the original terrazzo floor, green glazed terracotta bricks, stained glass windows, and wooden carpentry detailing. Marvel at the Allegorical Window, a handcrafted Tiffany stained glass window that depicts three women representing San Francisco, St. Louis, and New York City that pays homage to the expanse of rail travel in the 1890s.
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Midway
A grandeur, spacious setting, The Midway at the St. Louis Union Station Hotel is an iconic venue, once servicing more than 10,000 rail passengers each day. This beautiful space offers 43,000 sq. ft. of space for receptions, meetings, conferences, trade shows, exhibits, and other large events. The Midway features natural light providing an upgraded alternative to traditional exhibition spaces for groups of 200 to 3,000 guests.
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Grand Hall Lounge Area
Discover the opulent Grand Hall, which features historic details such as the original terrazzo floor, green glazed terracotta bricks, stained glass windows, and wooden carpentry detailing. Marvel at the Allegorical Window, a handcrafted Tiffany stained glass window that depicts three women representing San Francisco, St. Louis, and New York City that pays homage to the expanse of rail travel in the 1890s.
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Lobby Seating
The St. Louis Union Station Hotel, Curio Collection by Hilton, shows some of the finest elements of Romanesque Revival architecture. Romanesque Revival-style architecture is a wonderful architectural style that first appeared in North America in the middle of the 19th century, as design principles from both Rome and medieval Europe found a popular audience.
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Whispering Arch
Speak to a companion on the other side of the room loud and clear through this architectural anomaly! To create this effect, a vault has been constructed in such a way that sound waves cling to and travel around its curve, popping up at either end of a concave surface.
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Historical Drawing Of Exterior On Postcard
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Historical Image Of Crowded Ticket Counter
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Historical Image Of Hotel Exterior
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Historical Image Of Exterior Street View Circa 1960s
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Historical Image Of Exterior With Fountains
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Historical Image Of Grand Hall Opening Circa 1894
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Historical Image Of Idling Trains
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Historical Image Of Military Info Counter
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Historical Image Of Passengers Boarding Train
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Historical Image of Passengers
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Historical Image Of People Crowding Into Grand Hall
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Historical Image Of President Harry S. Truman Celebrating Defeat Over Thomas E. Dewey, Circa 1948
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Historical Image Of President Harry S. Truman Celebrating Defeat Over Thomas E. Dewey, Circa 1948
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Historical Image Of President Harry S. Truman Meeting Ronald Reagan, Circa 1951
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Historical Image Of Train Passing Building On Postcard, Circa 2012
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Historical Image Of Train Yard
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Boardroom
Boasting over 100,000 sq. ft. of dedicated meeting/event space featuring contemporary design elements, flexible layout, and spacious pre-function areas, this historic St. Louis hotel offers a truly unique venue for meetings and events. Paired with full catering and banquet capabilities and advanced audiovisual technologies, the hotel is equipped with the space and services needed for a successful, memorable event.
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Grand Ballroom
Boasting over 100,000 sq. ft. of dedicated meeting/event space featuring contemporary design elements, flexible layout, and spacious pre-function areas, this historic St. Louis hotel offers a truly unique venue for meetings and events. Paired with full catering and banquet capabilities and advanced audiovisual technologies, the hotel is equipped with the space and services needed for a successful, memorable event.
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Midway Overview
A grandeur, spacious setting, The Midway at the St. Louis Union Station Hotel is an iconic venue, once servicing more than 10,000 rail passengers each day. This beautiful space offers 43,000 sq. ft. of space for receptions, meetings, conferences, trade shows, exhibits, and other large events. The Midway features natural light providing an upgraded alternative to traditional exhibition spaces for groups of 200 to 3,000 guests.
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Pre-function Room
An extra room can be added to a reservation for breakout meetings, storage, or a sneaky costume change.