Five St Louis brews utilize existi...
Five St Louis brews utilize existing structures
A tavern boom in downtown St. Louis has a decidedly historic flavor. Five schemes are using historic buildings wholly or partially to add nearly 2000 strange hotel rooms.
The largest of the brews is the renovation by just discovered Orleans-based Historic Restoration Inc. (HRI) of brace buildings that are across the road from each other and adjacent to America's Convention Center The larger facility will be a convention house of entertainment and its neighbor an all-suites attribute Both will be operated on Marriott International under the
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