The towels had hairs in them and stains. Other than that decent rooms to stay forthe night
Simply a bed & a shower - no amenities. No restaurants near by.
The room was very clean, lovely & nice. The smell was fresh. But the staff did not speak good English & did not respond to easily to a request. I arrived around 9:15 pm to check in, the manager was not very warm or friendly. He seemed like he was tired & didn't want to be bothered with. When I asked him is there a room on the 1st floor, he had his head down writing. He never gave eye contact. He did not verbally answer. He just shook his head no & kept writing. The next day, when I asked the young lady for clean towels, she gave me packages of lotion. I had to keep pointing to her cart of items I wanted. Finally, her father or older man, who spoke English told her, "towels" & she gave them to me. So if she understood him saying the word, "towels", She should had understood when I said it.
First Western Inn places you within a 10-minute drive of popular sights such as Dome at America’s Center and Busch Stadium. This 30-room motel has free in-room WiFi, free self parking, and a spa tub.
All of First Western Inn's 30 air-conditioned rooms provide microwaves, refrigerators, and free long-distance calls. Guests can expect free WiFi and LCD TVs with satellite channels. Free local calls, ceiling fans, and desks are also standard.
At First Western Inn, guests have access to a spa tub, free WiFi in public areas, and express check-out. If you drive, take advantage of free parking. The 24-hour front desk has staff always at the ready. This motel also has a vending machine.
The towels had hairs in them and stains. Other than that decent rooms to stay forthe night
Simply a bed & a shower - no amenities. No restaurants near by.
The room was very clean, lovely & nice. The smell was fresh. But the staff did not speak good English & did not respond to easily to a request. I arrived around 9:15 pm to check in, the manager was not very warm or friendly. He seemed like he was tired & didn't want to be bothered with. When I asked him is there a room on the 1st floor, he had his head down writing. He never gave eye contact. He did not verbally answer. He just shook his head no & kept writing. The next day, when I asked the young lady for clean towels, she gave me packages of lotion. I had to keep pointing to her cart of items I wanted. Finally, her father or older man, who spoke English told her, "towels" & she gave them to me. So if she understood him saying the word, "towels", She should had understood when I said it.
