Question 1

How do attendees get to and around St. Louis?

Accepted Answer

St. Louis is served by a major international airport with broad nonstop connectivity, and key interstates link the city to Midwest drive markets. Once in town, attendees use MetroLink light rail between the airport and popular districts, rideshare, and short walks in compact areas like Downtown and the Central West End.

Question 2

Which neighborhoods are best for staying or hosting?

Accepted Answer

Downtown puts you by the Gateway Arch, riverfront parks, restaurants, and major venues. The Central West End offers historic streets, cafes, and museums near Forest Park. The Delmar Loop buzzes with music and dining, Clayton brings a polished business district with great restaurants, and Soulard and Lafayette Square add beloved character and local flavor.

Question 3

How many venues and what types are available in St. Louis?

Accepted Answer

VenueConnect lists 206 St. Louis venues, including event spaces (24), hotels (7), banquet halls (4), restaurants (3), country clubs (3), galleries (2), conference centers (2), warehouses (2), plus outdoor, rooftop, and retreat options.

Question 4

Can St. Louis handle large general sessions or exhibits?

Accepted Answer

Yes. In our directory, capacities for known venues span 90 to 4,000 guests. Select venues report single rooms of 5,280 to 12,200 sq ft and total meeting space ranging from 34,142 to 65,000 sq ft, with ceilings up to 17 ft (where reported).

Question 5

Are there venues with on-site guest rooms?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Four venues offer on-site guest rooms, ranging from 51 to 389 rooms, and one of these can be booked directly online through VenueConnect.

Neighborhoods in St. Louis