Marthasville hotel guide. Red Carpet Inn hotel in Marthasville, Missouri

"This was a beautiful hotel and the staff was amazing. I would definitely stay here again"

"Staff seemed confused by a few of our requests. No hair dryer in our room. It’s been many years since I stayed at a hotel without a hairdryer somewhere in the bathroom if not mounted on the wall. I sent my husband to the Front Desk and he said they did that seem to know what he was talking about, but said they would find one. The previous night, we asked if each tv in the suite should have its own remote or if we had to share one remote. Apparently somebody knocked later, but my husband was in the shower and I did not hear them at the door from the bedroom. I did not have time to be patient for the hairdryer. We had to leave for our planned event within 30 minutes and my hair was drying on its own. I chose to walk across the parking lot to a different hotel to use the dryer in my sister’s room. My only other complaint was the daily knocking by room service asking if we needed the room cleaned. Over our 3 night stay, we spent very little time in the room with the exception of sleeping and showering. The Do Not Disturb tag was on our door from our arrival to our departure. I just don’t understand why someone needed to knock on a daily basis. Otherwise the staff was friendly and helpful"

"Very nice"

"This is the 2nd time we have stayed at this Hotel. It never disappoints! Staff is ALWAYS welcoming, friendly & accommodative. Awesome Continental Breakfast, Continental Dinner Buffet & 3 Adult Beverages per adult/per room daily!! Pool & Hot Tub are Delightful! Clean & Comfortable Rooms & Beds. Easy parking & Check In. Daily Fountain Drinks & Popcorn Provided. Truly almost an unbelievable value!"

"No mirror above the sink, no seating except for the bed"

"The staff was not very friendly.."

"We stayed at this hotel 3 days and again 2 days. Hotel was very clean and reasonably priced. However, hotel is ten years old and requires upgrades or some would say TLC. I have a relative in the hotel industry, and he stated major hotels perform upgrades once it reaches seven years old. Furniture has chips, shower curtain hanging, cracks in sinks etc. Staff were friendly but often not behind the service counter. Full breakfast was decent although my breakfast was cold on two occasions. Fortunately, there was a microwave nearby. A biggie for me as I'm retired military was the American flag was very tattered. Would I stay there again? Probably, my main concern is cleanliness and comfortable beds which were above average for this type of hotel. If the hotel declines much more such as a Day's Inn I experienced, then I won't return."

"Accessible room I stayed in has worst bed very low to ground and bad mattress no support. "

"We were the first guests for breakfast. Everything was fresh and delicious. Our room was good. Unfortunately, prior guests had unplugged the television and our less-than-tech-saavy selves couldn't figure out how to plug it in for the longest time! We were on the first level. At approximately 3:30 a.m., we were awakened by the guests on the level above us. I believe they may have had a WWE-style match going on in their room. Overall, our stay was amazing. The beds were firm, which is my preference. My daughter with Down syndrome slept well, which is our only concern. My children and husband took advantage of the pool. A manager did have to come oust some underage children who were not being supervised and were quite rowdy, especially around my daughter with disabilities. We really enjoyed our stay and highly recommend others to enjoy the hotel."