Seven Gables Inn, the 1926 Tudor Revival building on N. Meramec Ave. in downtown Clayton

Seven Gables Inn, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

A 1926 Landmark.
Made for Today.

Seven Gables Inn, an Oasis in the heart of Downtown Clayton

Tucked along a tree-lined street in downtown Clayton, Seven Gables Inn feels like a European country house. Built in 1926 and inspired by Hawthorne’s The House of the Seven Gables, this Tudor Revival landmark is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Steep gables, decorative half-timbering and original wood beams recall the manor houses of old England, while warm, personal service makes the inn your all-access pass to the best of Saint Louis.

  1. Tudor Revival, Meier and Comfort

    1926

  2. 32 rooms, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

    Today

A Charming Inn

Modeled on the manor houses of old England, Seven Gables Inn has been a Clayton landmark since 1926. Our courtyard is where memories are made: a drink with a friend, a wedding under the trees or simply a good book in the shade. With more than 3,600 square feet of event space for meetings, weddings and celebrations, it is no wonder the inn is considered one of the best hotels in the Saint Louis area.

About the inn
The courtyard from above, framed by the inn
The courtyard
Seven Gables Inn in black and white, with its steep Tudor gables
Since 1926
The lobby lounge with navy sofas and a blue painting
The lobby
The courtyard in springtime with umbrellas and flowers
Springtime
The Tudor gables of Seven Gables Inn against the Clayton skyline
The gables
String lights over the courtyard in the evening
Evenings
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A Superior King room with a sitting area and hardwood floors

Inside a Superior King

  • Warm hardwood floors with a gentle creak, as any floor in a 1926 inn should have, plus thoughtful touches like complimentary chocolates on the pillow.

  • Our spacious Junior Suites are nestled in the front of our historic inn. These oversized rooms offer an unparalleled escape for business and leisure.

  • Old world rooms, modern comforts: complimentary Wi-Fi, a large flat-screen TV, Toto Washlets and plush robes (slippers on request).

  • We are committed to offering luxury amenities that are environmentally responsible, such as our low water-flow Toto Washlets.

  • Stately wall coverings and traditional furnishings give each room the collected feel of a 1926 manor house.

➤ Location

26 N. Meramec Ave.
Clayton, MO 63105

Steep gables, a stately chimney, decorative half-timbering and narrow windows recall the manor houses of old England.

N. Meramec Ave.Forsyth Blvd.

Seven Gables Inn

Not to scale

Seven

Dining at Seven

Seven is the bistro and bar at the heart of the inn: old world setting, modern menu. Following in the footsteps of Chef Danny Meyer, who started here as a busboy, we serve locally sourced and inventive cuisine.

  • Breakfast

    7 am - 10:30 am

    Monday - Sunday

  • Express Lunch

    11 am - 2 pm

    Monday - Friday

  • Cocktails & Small Plates

    4 pm - 11 pm

    Monday - Saturday

  • Happy Hour

    4 pm - 7 pm

    Monday - Saturday

Offers

Explore these and a number of other money saving offers.

Learn more about our offers
Lobby seating with flowers and blue and white china

Old World Meets Modern Luxury

Spend the day among Clayton’s artists, galleries and food makers, then come home to a 1926 inn where a locally sourced dinner waits downstairs and the elevator is just down the hall.

The ivy covered fountain in the courtyard

Escape From The Ordinary

Step into the courtyard, find a quiet corner and let a century of stories slow you down.

Here Comes the Neighborhood

Part of the HIPSTORIC family

Innkeeper Hospitality Services, LLC., which has invested hundreds of millions of dollars in the revitalization of architecturally significant buildings, neighborhoods, and communities throughout the country, manages Hotel Saint Louis and The Seven Gables Inn in St. Louis, The Hotel Blackhawk and The Current-Iowa, the No. 1 and No. 2 hotels in Davenport, as well as The Warrior Hotel in Sioux City, Iowa.