Ok for a Six flags weekend with friend, convinient location but the hotel is not very clean and looks old. You expect better for the price ($70).

There is a bar inside the hotel which is nice but very noizi if you room is near.

I thought I had a good deal---124.00 for 3 nights with a 5 min drive to the Six Flags gates. I found out that the old saying " You get what you pay for" rains so true in this particular case. Well, where do I begin? When we arrived at the hotel (wife & 3 kids), I found out the name had been recently changed/this hotel used to be a Motel 6. The front desk area was a little dingy/it didn't have the clean look or smell that a lot of new or newly renovated hotels have. The indoor pool was clean and they did have a game room. The hallways were not clean & poorly lit. The room was not clean--sun flower seeds on the floor/towels were dirty/windows had finger prints on them/toilet was recently used & not flushed. I asked for a new room/the response was "the price would have to go up"--after explaining the room was not clean, the front desk personnel had an attitude & asked "would you like your money back". Needless to say, I took the deal/got my money back & ran with it. Keep in mind, I had my family with me so I had to make other arrangements at the last minute--I ended up staying 1 night at the Best Western on S Kirkwood/St. Louis, MO & 2 nights at the Comfort Inn in Pacific, MO/it was a big inconvenience, but it was worth it--both Hotels are excellent choices by the way...................compared to the Americas Best Value Inn-Eureka/St. Louis.

I've stayed at worse places, but it's cheap for good reason. It's really close to Six Flags. Lots of families. Low keyed party in the parking lot. They have a pool. I didn't use it. The breakfast was decidedly sub-par. I didn't get bitten by anything. There are other places to stay nearby.Look into them before you choose this one.

This America's Best Value Inn used to be a Motel 6. In fact, it changed so recently that the soaps and literature in the rooms still said Motel 6. I wouldn't have cared except that I didn't pay for a Motel 6! I ended up overpaying for a cheap, dirty hotel. The floors were dirty (my kids had black feet after only 10 minutes of walking barefood on the carpet), the table was dirty (we had to wash it to eat pizza at it and ended up with a surprisingly dirty rag) there was no breakfast (at $70 [seventy] dollars per night I want a doughnut), and the sheets were all flat sheets that didn't fit the beds so the sheets moved around all night, leaving us sleeping on bare mattresses. Ew. The room was so dirty there was no way we were going to try the pool. I can't emphasize enough how much you should skip this hotel! We were supposed to stay here again the following weekend on our way back through town, but cancelled our reservation on our way out the door.