Hotels with Jacuzzi in Room in St. Louis, MO

10 hotels in St. Louis have a private jacuzzi or hot tub in the room, each checked against room photos and a current listing. The best rated are Drury Plaza Hotel St. Louis at the Arch, Moonrise Hotel and Gothic Heights Inn. At Drury Plaza Hotel St. Louis at the Arch the tub comes with the “Queen Suite with Spa Bath”, in the private bathroom.

5 of the 10 hotels in St. Louis have a suite with a private jacuzzi. Lodge at Grant’s Trail books the “Mary Lincoln Suite with Jacuzzi” (396 sq ft and sleeps 2). Hyatt Regency St. Louis at The Arch books the “Presidential Suite” (1200 sq ft and sleeps 2), $193 a night on average.

Moonrise Hotel is the best rated upscale hotel in St. Louis with a room for two: the “Cosmic Jacuzzi King Room” has 1 king bed and the tub in the private bathroom, $194 a night on average. For less, Hilton Garden Inn St. Louis Airport has the “King Room with Whirlpool”, $112 a night on average. For what to do here as a couple, see St. Louis in our guide to romantic getaways in Missouri.

For a honeymoon or an anniversary, Gothic Heights Inn, a 4-star hotel, has the “Botanical Garden Grand Suite”, a suite for two with the tub in the private bathroom, $205 a night on average. Another suite for two with strong reviews is at Hyatt Regency St. Louis at The Arch: the “Presidential Suite”, $193 a night on average.

Best Western St. Louis Inn has the lowest rate in St. Louis among jacuzzi hotels rated 7.5 or higher by at least 20 guests: $63 a night. Book the “Jacuzzi suite” for the tub. 3 hotels on this list cost under $100 a night.

4 of the 10 hotels in St. Louis have the tub in the bedroom itself and 6 in the private bathroom; each card says which. Best rated with a bedroom tub: Hilton Garden Inn St. Louis Airport (the “King Room with Whirlpool”). With the tub in the bathroom: Drury Plaza Hotel St. Louis at the Arch (the “Queen Suite with Spa Bath”).

Yes. Every hotel on this list has the tub in the room you book, in its private bathroom or on its own balcony, never a shared spa or a hot tub by the pool. Most have it in some rooms only, so book the room type named on each card: at Super 8 by Wyndham St. Louis North that is the “Studio Suite with Whirlpool”, at Days Inn by Wyndham Downtown St. Louis the “Jacuzzi King room”. All 10 cards name the exact room. Our checklist for an in-room tub shows what to look at in any hotel listing.

From $63 to $205 a night at the jacuzzi hotels in St. Louis; half cost $171 or less. At the top end is Gothic Heights Inn, $205 a night on average, for the “Botanical Garden Grand Suite”. Rates change by date.

Gothic Heights Inn lists a fireplace among its amenities; ask whether it is in the room with the tub.

Yes: 14 more jacuzzi hotels in the towns around St. Louis, up to 26 miles away. The best rated are Drury Plaza Hotel St. Louis Chesterfield in Chesterfield (20 miles away), Drury Inn & Suites St. Louis Arnold in Arnold (16 miles away) and Drury Inn & Suites St. Louis/O’Fallon in O'Fallon (15 miles away). St. Charles has a page of its own.