Book a hotel near Missouri Botanical Gardens and Arboretum, St. Louis

If this is your first time seeing Missouri Botanical Gardens and Arboretum, you'll be sure to hold onto the memories for many years to come.

To visit it, along with a wide range of other sights, pack your bags and head to to the much-loved city of St. Louis.

You have 4 hotel options to select from nearby, and they're all excellent choices. Within 2 miles (3 kilometers) of Missouri Botanical Gardens and Arboretum you'll come across the Hampton Inn and Suites St. Louis at Forest Park and The Parkway Hotel.

A short drive away, you'll discover a couple of low-cost solutions to select from. The Days Inn Downtown St. Louis and the Americas Best Value Inn St. Louis/Downtown are among the known places.

Just a short drive away, you will discover a handful of sophisticated hotels to treat yourself to. To avoid being disappointed, it's wise to confirm a room well in advance. Try the Four Seasons Hotel St Louis and The Ritz-Carlton, St. Louis.

There is nothing better than roaming around an unfamiliar place to build up an appetite. After checking out Missouri Botanical Gardens and Arboretum, you can replenish your energy levels just five minutes away, at Fiddlehead Fern Cafe. Also nearby is Sassafras, where you can sit down and enjoy a greater range of meals. You know it's time to enjoy a drink when dusk starts creeping in. Make a request for the most popular drink at Thurman's in Shaw, also a brief walk away.

Other Things to Do Near Missouri Botanical Gardens and Arboretum

• Go to Tower Grove Park, a grassy oasis, and simply enjoy soaking up some sun and admiring your green surroundings.
• If you're searching for somewhere to ponder the religious aspects of life, make your way to Messiah Lutheran Church.
• Head over to Compton Hill Reservoir Park, an urban oasis, and simply enjoy soaking up some sun and appreciating your surroundings.
• There is a lot to discover at St. Louis Science Center. Enjoy a wide range of exhibits on an even wider range of subjects.
• The French painter Renoir once claimed that to understand art, you have to go to a museum and look at it. Why not heed the advice and explore Museum of Contemporary Religious Art during your trip?