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The Best Airbnbs in St. Louis
St. Louis is one of the top destinations to visit in the Midwest United States. This beautiful city sits on the Mississippi River, framed by the famous Gateway Arch. So I’ve rounded up the best Airbnbs in St. Louis.
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Vacation homes let you explore St. Louis like a local. Plus, you’ll have more room and amenities than in hotels.
Here are the best Airbnbs in St. Louis for your trip!
Modern Apartment
4 guests bedrooms beds1 bath
You’ll have sweeping views of the city from every window in this light, bright, and airy apartment. This loft has comfort and style with plush beds, mid-century-inspired furniture, an open floor plan main space, painted brick masonry walls, and colorful artwork.
Historic Home
6 guests bedrooms beds baths
This early 1900s home is the perfect blend of modern amenities and historic charm. You’ll be on a quiet, beautiful street just a short walk from restaurants, cafes, art galleries, bookstores, parks, and bars.
Industrial Loft
Industrial Loft
5 guests bedrooms beds2 baths
This large apartment is just a few blocks from the Gateway Arch. The brick, exposed ductwork, and arched windows make this a funky urban oasis you’ll never want to leave, especially once you see how tall the ceilings are.
Cozy and Colorful
5 guests bedrooms beds bath
This spacious first-floor apartment is perfect for families or a girlfriends’ getaway. You’ll be centrally located in the Clifton Hieghts neighborhood, and you’ll fall in love with the home’s colorful and funky decor.
Charming Bungalow
4 guests bedrooms beds1 bath
Embrace your artistic side at this chic, eclectic, and artistic “gingerbread” home. The house is in a quiet neighborhood close to attractions, restaurants, and shopping. You’ll love the bright kitchen, breakfast nook, and yoga room.
THE DUGOUT
16 guests4 bedrooms18 beds2 baths
If you want a unique vacation home, then this 2,400 sq ft baseball-themed property is for you. It’s perfect for reunions, friends groups, and large family gatherings. Plus, you’ll only be an 11-minute walk from Busch Stadium!
Picture-Perfect
8 guests bedrooms beds baths
This renovated home has 100-year-old brickwork, cozy furniture, beautiful decor, and complimentary bikes. You’ll be in a quiet, non-tourist neighborhood with easy access to many of St. Louis’s top attractions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is St. Louis a safe place to visit?
I felt very safe during my trip to St. Louis. But, as with any destination, you need to take precautions to keep yourself safe. Don’t walk by yourself at night, stay in a secure and well-located hotel or vacation home, use slash-proof, lockable, and RFID-protected bags and purses, and always have a charged cell phone with you.
What should I know before visiting St. Louis?
When To Visit St. Louis:
St. Louis summers are hot from June – August, though the humidity usually isn’t too bad. Tourist numbers and accommodation prices are at their peak in these months, so you’ll need to book your accommodation and tickets in advance. These months are peak baseball season, so make sure you check if there’s a home game when you plan to visit. Home games will make prices and tourist numbers even higher.
Fall is a beautiful time to visit the city in September and October. The foliage will be changing, and the temperatures will be pleasantly cool (you’ll want a jacket for the mornings and evenings). This is also the harvesting season in Missouri’s Rhineland (a nearby wine region). Plus, accommodation prices and crowds will be on the decline. September is when the Taste of St. Louis food festival happens every year, and October hosts the Best of Missouri Market.
Winter is cold and windy with high snow chances, and winter lasts from November well into March. If you’re okay with the cold, then you can score some great hotel deals in these months. Plus, you’ll practically have the Gateway Arch to yourself. St. Louis is also home to the second-largest Mardi Gras celebration outside of New Orleans.
Spring is short and beautiful in St. Louis. April and May have wonderful temperatures in the 60s and 70s, and the Missouri Botanical Garden is a must-see during these months. Prices and crowds will be on the rise, especially around Spring Break weeks. May is home to the St. Louis Microfest (a beer tasing festival), the Art Fair at Laumeier Sculpture Park, and the Schlafly Art Outside Festival.
How do you travel around St. Louis?
It’s easy (and very enjoyable!) to walk around St. Louis’s neighborhoods. But if you’re going to traverse the down, then you’ll want to use rideshares or MetroLink, the city’s light rail system.
What is there to do in St. Louis in the morning?
The Best Things To Do in St. Louis:
1. Visit Gateway Arch National Park
2. Explore Forest Park (which is 500 acres larger than Central Park)
3. Marvel at the Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis
4. Experience the St. Louis Science Center
5. Catch a game at Busch Stadium
6. Take a riverboat cruise
7. Catch a show at The Fabulous Fox theatre
8. Visit the St. Louis Zoo
9. Tour the St. Louis Art Museum
10. Go on a food tour
11. Experience the City Museum (a playground meets funhouse meets surrealistic art pavilion)
12. Drive a portion of The Great River Road
How can I spend 2 days in St. Louis?
If you only have two days in St. Louis, then prioritize these activities:
1. Visit Gateway Arch National Park
2. Explore Forest Park (which is 500 acres larger than Central Park)
3. Marvel at the Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis
4. Experience the St. Louis Science Center
5. Catch a game at Busch Stadium
6. Take a riverboat cruise
7. Catch a show at The Fabulous Fox theatre
8. Visit the St. Louis Zoo
9. Tour the St. Louis Art Museum
10. Go on a food tour
11. Experience the City Museum (a playground meets funhouse meets surrealistic art pavilion)
12. Drive a portion of The Great River Road
What should I know before visiting St. Louis?
When you visit St. Louis, I urge you to educate yourself about the history of Westward Expansion and its lasting impact on the indigenous population of the U.S. Please don’t ignore this history; learn from it.
How many days should you spend in St. Louis?
Give yourself at least 3-4 days to explore St. Louis. This will give you plenty of time to experience the historic downtown, enjoy the food scene, catch a game, and take a day trip.
What food is St. Louis known for?
The Best Restaurants in St. Louis:
Top Picks: Mac’s Local Eats (Burgers $$), Indo (Asian and Sushi $$$), Peacemaker Lobster & Crab Co. (Seafood $$), Louie (Italian $$).
BBQ: Salt + Smoke ($$), Sugarfire Smokehouse ($$), Pappy’s Smokehouse ($$).
Brunch Places: Southwest Diner ($$), Half & Half ($$), Boundary ($$), Café Osage ($$).
Rooftop Dining: Three Sixty Rooftop Bar (American/Cocktail Bar $$$), Eclipse Rooftop Terrace Bar (Cocktail Bar $$), Vin de Set (French $$).
Bonus: The Grand Hall at the St. Louis Union Station Hotel (pictured above) serves incredible drinks and small plates, and you’ll be at one of the most Insta-perfect places in the city!
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