My husband was transferred to Barnes Jewish Hospital. Double Tree at Forest Park is connected via a walkway to the hospital which is very convenient. You can also leave your car there instead of parking in the hospital's parking garage. If you call the hotel directly, they have a Barnes Jewish family rate plus $10 parking instead of the regular $15 at the hotel or $16 at the hospital garage. The rooms are clean and the beds are comfortable. The staff are friendly and accommodating. Thanks for making a tough time so much easier for us.

The hotel was nice overall; however, our room was very warm and the air conditioning never cooled down. The room stayed around 76 degrees at all times. It was comfortable enough in the evening if we didn’t use any blanket coverings, but overall, it would have been more comfortable with working a/c. Otherwise, the location was great, and having an on site Applebees was very convenient.

The hotel was very convenient for my husband had surgery at BJH used the tunnel was great. The room was clean and cool when we arrive. Applebee on site so we didnt have to leave the area. They do need like darker window shades for the light comes in. The front desk employees were nice an very helpful.

Great

Felt dafe

Front desk were not friendly and were busy but not helping customers waiting in the line. We had to wait for about 10 minutes before being served.

Arrived at 3:50 pm and our room wasn’t ready. After a long day of travel we were disappointed we had to wait to get to our room.

Too highly priced and absolutely no view from the room. Charged for parking when already paying out the nose for 1 night. I wouldn’t recommend…only good aspect was the restaurant attached and close to the hospital

Nice hotel

Convenience for appoints using BJC parking garage and crosswalk to appointments. Disliked the price for "buffet breakfast" when continental breakfast should be included in price of room.

Love that we can walk right across the walk bridge to our appointment!

Surprisingly present stay. The reviews did the hotel justice. I wished I would have known a restaurant was practically attached to the hotel. I was concern with the smell when I first pulled up to the unloading area. Figured out theirs a dispensary across the street from the hotel. The pot smell disappeared just as soon as quickly. The hotel was clean and the desk clerks were amazing. They were busy & yet they managed to stay calm and friendly. We will be using this hotel for all St. Louis visits.

Stayed at the Doubletree because my spouse was an inpatient at Barnes Jewish - it was definitely the right choice. The hotel is attached to the hospital complex by a skybridge, so you can walk to and from the hospital any time day or night and in any weather without going outside and you don't have to deal with hospital parking. That alone makes it the perfect choice, but it's actually a nice hotel as well. It's a bit older, but the rooms have been nicely refurbished and were spotless. they have a minifridge and a microwave, which is very convenient - there's also a guest laundromat which is super handy. More importantly, the staff, who must deal with lots of stressed customers with hospitalized loved ones, are incredibly nice and very caring. And the hotel is easy walking distance to many excellent restaurants in a very charming St. Louis neighborhood (think it's called Central West End).

Check in clerk was amazing. Room was clean but dated. Breakfast was bad. No silverware eggs coffee biscuits. Probably won’t stay there again. Really not worth price paid.

Staff seemed like I was bothering them. 8 groups checking in and only 1 person at desk. Another lady came out of office after 15 min. Waiting 25 min to check in is unacceptable.

We have stayed here before and I always seem to get an attitude from the staff when I book through Expedia. For example when i called the night before we arrived I wanted to find out if I could get early check in since and appointment at Barnes had been changed. First thing they said was I can't help you because you booked through Expedia. I said I jut had a question about check in and got the same response, because they were not listening. Finally after several attempts she heard me and said it's not guaranteed. I have have no problem booking through the hotel but I saved just over $50.00 going through Expedia, and that's even with the hotel giving me a discount for being a patient at Barnes.

Alex was terrific during checking in! Very helpful and accommodating. The room was nice, comfy bed!! All the amenities needed were in and around the hotel!! Still waiting for my cookies, Alex!!!

Had to pay for parking

Applebees was open to the public and not just the guests of the hotel.

Was nice hotel

We were there due to family medical needs. The previous Friday the systems had been hit with the CloudStrike update crash. Everyone on the staff was so helpful even though they couldn’t give anyone a key to get in their room. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone that is needing a place to stay while getting treatments at BJH/Wash U.

Good location

Very convenient to hospital. Nice hotel

Cookies was great and it was so nice being able to walk from the hospital to the hotel

Terrible stay, got to hotel at 10:30 am and did not get into room until after 6:00pm. Checkin was at 4:00pm

Staff was working hard as they were busy. Room was clean. Bathroom was in need of some repairs but was usable.

This hotel was very clean and welcoming! The most kindest lady was working the hostess at breakfast! She made our stay amazing!

No pool

Right by Barnes Hospital (there is a skywalk to Barnes) and while it’s not the classiest hotel it fits the bill for everything you need to have a comfortable stay. I am not crazy about the comfortability of their beds (a bit too firm) but still I get a decent sleep.

The facility is in a great area and close to shopping, parks, and places to eat.

Very clean. The staff at breakfast time were very helpful and friendly.

My wife and I enjoyed our stay. The front desk was very helpful and knowledgeable of the St. Louis area. Even though I’m from St. Louis, I knew where I was going. The amenities in the room were stellar, I am a big fan of pure life water bottles. The only complaint was the cookies have peanuts, My wife is allergic to peanuts, but she’s heard good things about the hotels cookies. We will return.