Angad Arts Hotel

Hotel · Covenant Blu

Angad Arts Hotel

Hotel · Covenant Blu

3550 Samuel Shepard Dr, St. Louis, MO 63103

Highlights

Nestled in a vibrant art district, this boutique hotel delights with colorful rooms, a rooftop bar, and a friendly atmosphere near the Fabulous Fox.

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"Why we love it: An art-centric hotel that’s drenched in color—and personality The Highlights: - The chance to choose your room by color and emotion - Interactive artworks throughout the property - An on-site restaurant from popular chef David Burke The Review: There’s nothing particularly fun about booking a hotel—select your travel dates, your bed size, and maybe your view if you’re getting fancy. At the Angad Arts Hotel, however, choosing your room is an experience. Guests here pick accommodations by color of emotion, helping to set the mood for their stay. From passionate red and tranquil blue to happy yellow and rejuvenating green, the 146 guest rooms—including 38 suites and 25 extended-stay rooms with kitchenettes—are each decorated in a single color, though all feature details like stylish fixtures, unique artwork, and cheeky accessories such as eye-print throw pillows. Given the creative rooms, it’s fitting that the Angad is located in St. Louis’s Grand Central Arts District. Built in the 1920s as a theater, the property now sits among some of the city’s best museums and galleries, but also functions as a work of art itself. The elevator features an interactive exhibit, while the 12th-floor lounge serves as a showcase for a 360-degree video art experience. There’s even a “playroom” on-site, filled with board games and musical instruments, as well as regular programming, including drawing parties, live musical performances, and more. As for dining, guests can look forward to the Grand Tavern, where chef David Burke puts a whimsical spin on local fare, and the Angad Rainbow Terrace, an indoor-outdoor rooftop lounge with sweeping views, handcrafted cocktails, and more small plates from Chef Burke."

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Matthias

Google

We had a great stay. My son had to visit a nearby hospital early in the morning and the proximity of the hotel was very convenient. But we loved the decoration and painting schemes. We explored the hotel and enjoyed the art ... simply a good vibe. We walked a bit around the block and there were a few places that I would have been happy to explore further ... but we were tired. I parked the car on the street right across from the hotel and, well, it was still there the next morning :-) Overall, I would stay there again. I thought it was well worth its reasonable price.

Lauren Gocken

Google

Went to Angad for our wedding anniversary and it was wonderful. We stayed in a yellow king room with a tub and it was lovely. The parking lot is conveniently gated and right next door to the hotel. The entryway felt secure and you were welcomed into an art gallery immediately upon entrance. The hotel was a great launch point to go any direction into/around the city. Have already recommended and would go back.

Lauren Troy

Google

Many cars were broken into in the parking lot last night. No security, do not recommend if you have to drive and park your car overnight. The hotel management needs to do better. There was a security vehicle in the lot in the morning - why wasn’t it available and monitoring the parking lot last night? For $25/night, that fee should be put to use monitoring the lot. It’s just so disappointing. Green room was otherwise fine, but hot water was lacking. Also - Ate breakfast at the Commonwealth. Waited 40 minutes for biscuits and gravy only to be informed they were sold out. Staff did offer discount on the rest of breakfast, but in large part, they were only marginally apologetic and ignored us while they continued to serve others throughout the morning, including biscuits and gravy to another couple that arrived after us.

Kate Hempleman

Google

Unfortunately I do not recommend this hotel. My room was too dark to work in, the bathroom floor had dried urine stains, and the bedroom itself had mold issues. When I went back to the front desk they were closed for the evening so I was forced to sleep next to large amounts of mold. The next morning my sinuses were a wreck. That same morning at check out I was told the manager wasn't in and that he/she would call me. I never received a call. I emailed at a later date, no response. I travel often and wanted to stay somewhere different for my birthday. The marketing photos caught my eye but a regular hotel would have been a much better choice. 100% do not recommend. I really originally just wanted to warn the front desk of the mold issue. I never would've guessed that they'd avoid communication to the point that I'm leaving a review. Also, the thermostat is ancient, you have little control of the room temperature, especially during the cold winter months. I have plenty of photos I wish I could share. *Edit- I was in a yellow room.

Michael

Google

It's an interesting hotel with a quirky design and some nice art on display. The lighting in the rooms isn't great, but overall I was happy with my room. My big problem came from the parking lot. I stayed at the hotel to attend a popular show at the Fox across the street. The hotel, and its parking lot, were packed for this show. Clearly someone else saw this coming because the night after that show, 10+ cars were broken into in the parking lot. This place is no more than 2 blocks from a bad part of town, and they REALLY need to up their security game.

WhiteLightnin

Google

We reserved and stayed at the Angad Arts Hotel because of its close proximity to the Sheldon Theater. Entering the room the expectations for a stylist hotel room faded. The room did not look anything like the pictures with interesting linens and other details not existent anymore. Just a plan white bed. The USB A ports did not work. The clock had the wrong time and could not be changed. The glass shelf above the sink was coming off the wall. To small Fuji water bottles was provided at $6.00/bottle and they charge a $75 incidentals fee at check-in. On the positive side the room was a good size, outside view was nice. They charge for parking, but street parking is readily available on the street. Would stay here again for its location to Fox Theater, Sheldon Theater, a jazz music venue and restaurants all within walking distance.

Bill H

Google

My wife and I spent a week in St. Louis. Our stay at the Angad Arts Hotel was wonderful. No, it was AWESOME! From the Art Bar on the roof to the Commonwealth on the first floor, our stay was like being away from home while being at home. The staff was great! Our room’s color was green.|We had so much fun we invited our kids to join us. They stayed in red and blue rooms. The Fabulous Fox is just across the street. St. Louis is a great town, and the Angad Arts Hotel is a great place to stay!

Brenda Blake

Google

I was mesmerised by the artistry of this hotel. I walked around, taking it all in. There are some very memorable pieces! I couldn't comment on the other elements of the stay as I was entirely won over by the visuals. I would 100% take a detour to St Louis again just to stay here, and I live in Europe!