Several St. Louis downtown hotels are offering special room rates to fans traveling to the 2012 State Farm MVC Men's Basketball Championship. A complete list of the participating hotels and team assignments appears below.

TEAMHOTELMain Number / Reservations
Bradley Rennisance St. Louis Grand (314) 621-9600 / (800) 397-1282
Creighton Hyatt Regency St. Louis at The Arch (314) 655-1234 / (888) 421-1442
Drake Millennium Hotel St. Louis (314) 241-9500 / (800) 325-7353
Evansville Omni Majestic (314) 436-2355 / (800) 843-6664
Illinois State Embassy Suites St. Louis - Downtown (314) 269-5900 / (800) 362-2779
Indiana State Hilton St. Louis Downtown (314) 436-0002 / (800) 445-8667
Missouri State St. Louis Union Station, A DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel (314) 621-5262 / (800) 410-9914
Northern Iowa HoteLumiere (314) 881-7880 / (877) 450-7711
Southern Illinois Hilton St. Louis at The Ballpark (314) 421-1776 / (877) 845-7354
Wichita State Westin St. Louis (314) 621-2000 / (800) 937-8461
Tournament Headquarters Shertaton St. Louis City Center (314) 231-5007 / (888) 627-8096

SUPPLEMENTAL FAN ROOM BLOCK
The St. Louis Convention and Visitors Commission has secured additional limited room blocks for Valley fans at downtown St. Louis hotel properties for the 2013 MVC Men's Basketball Championship. These rooms, which are not part of the institutional fan block at team hotels nor available at the same rates as those hotels, can be secured beginning on Monday, January 7 through Monday, February 25. Valley fans can call 800-916-8937 and ask for the "2013 Missouri Valley Conference Men's Basketball Tournament - Supplemental Fan Block." Room rates at participating hotels will vary according to availability.

 

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ST. LOUIS VISITOR INFORMATION

St. Louis offers hundreds of only in-St.-Louis restaurants, a great music and nightlife scene and a variety of unique family, cultural and sports attractions. A close-to-home drive, this action-packed destination leads to good times and great deals at the end of the road.

Families on a budget will quickly discover that St. Louis has more free attractions than any city outside of the nation's capital. Popular attractions including Citygarden, Missouri History Museum, Anheuser-Busch Brewery, Grant's Farm, Museum of Westward Expansion, Laumeier Sculpture Park and the Saint Louis Zoo, Art Museum and Science Center all offer free admission.

Don't miss the centerpiece of St. Louis - the Gateway Arch. America's tallest man-made monument is part tribute to the opening of the American West, part contemporary sculpture and part history lesson. Take a journey 630 feet to the top for an amazing view of the Mississippi River and points east and west.

For more information on things to see and do in St. Louis, call the St. Louis Convention & Visitors Commission at 1-800-916-0041, or visit www.explorestlouis.com.