★★★★·Richmond Heights·9.4
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Gothic Heights Inn, an adults‑only B&B in Clifton Heights, offers private check‑in, sun‑lit terrace, garden views and complimentary Wi‑Fi. Amenities include an outdoor fireplace, hot tub, shared kitchen, games room, barbecue area, air‑conditioning, bathrobes, streaming services and on‑site parking. Located 11 km from the St. Louis Gateway Arch and near the Zoo and Forest Park, it provides easy access to city attractions.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The Inn is beautiful and quiet. Its close to many resturants and other entertainment. The common area was clean and stocked with snacks. The place was great! Do not change a thing
Tracy·A month ago
We stayed here a few years back and were given a light afternoon snack, plus a decent breakfast the next morning. This time the breakfast was much more limited than we expected. The themed rooms were a hit, especially the World's Fair suite which had books and other fair-related info. The rooftop hot tub was a highlight!
Alice·3 months ago
The place is absolutely gorgeous!
Virginia·4 months ago
The property is stunning and the facilities are great. We paid for breakfast, but it felt more like a bed‑and‑breakfast with only snacks and coffee—no full meal.
Kyle·6 months ago
The building’s architecture is striking and makes you stop and stare. The Riverfront bedroom was gorgeous, complete with an en suite. There are four suites—three upstairs and one downstairs. We didn’t hear any other guests, which was very pleasant. The common area stocked snacks, coffee, tea, and hot cocoa, perfect for a late‑night bite. A refrigerator downstairs in the entrance was handy, though a small one in the room would be better. Signage was excellent; everything was easy to find. Parking is great, with four spots—one per suite—despite the narrow streets. The owners put together a curated list of local spots to visit and eat; we tried two of their picks—Chris’s Pancake House and Charlie Gottos—and they were top notch. We had two issues that we brought to the owners’ attention and they did their best to fix them, even leaving us lovely truffles as a nice gesture. The lack of a hot‑tub sign‑up system was a downside, especially since two couples were in the tub that night. Ants appeared in the bathroom; the owners addressed it, but it was still a nuisance. The stained‑glass windows were open (through cracks) to the outside, letting in highway traffic noise all night. The memory‑foam mattress caused us two nights of restless sleep, which is a concern for anyone who values a good night’s rest. Suggestions: offer hot‑tub reservations, update the mattress description, and add a material that won’t damage the stained glass. The narrow streets around the property are in need of repair, something to keep in mind.
Peggy·7 months ago