ST. LOUIS, MO – September 4, 2026 (STL.Directory) STL.Directory has added a significant new business listing for Brick & Bed STL, a locally focused furnished lodging operator offering short-term and extended stays in historic loft buildings on Laclede’s Landing in downtown St. Louis.
The expanded listing makes it easier for visitors, business travelers, traveling professionals, and people needing longer-term furnished accommodations to find a lodging option that differs significantly from a traditional hotel.
Brick & Bed STL operates furnished loft apartments in multiple historic buildings on Laclede’s Landing, immediately north of Gateway Arch National Park. Its accommodations combine the character of some of downtown St. Louis’ historic commercial buildings with the conveniences travelers increasingly expect from furnished apartment-style lodging.
Brick & Bed’s website markets its accommodations to weekend visitors and people coming to St. Louis for work assignments, corporate travel, medical assignments, and longer relocations. Its extended-stay accommodations include features such as equipped kitchens, Wi-Fi, Smart TVs, and laundry facilities, depending on the individual unit. Some properties also provide access to fitness and rooftop amenities.
For STL.Directory, Brick & Bed represents precisely the type of distinctive St. Louis business that deserves greater online visibility.
Brick & Bed STL offers Short-Term and Extended Stays on Laclede’s Landing in Downtown St. Louis.
Location is one of Brick & Bed STL’s strongest advantages.
Its riverfront lofts place guests on historic Laclede’s Landing, within walking distance of the Gateway Arch, Mississippi Riverfront, America’s Center Convention Complex, and other downtown destinations.
The Laclede’s Landing MetroLink station also provides convenient public transportation to destinations throughout the metropolitan area, including St. Louis Lambert International Airport, Busch Stadium, and Enterprise Center. Brick & Bed specifically promotes transportation access to its guests.
This makes the accommodations suitable for several different types of stays.
A family coming downtown for a Cardinals game and a visit to the Gateway Arch may need a loft for a few nights. A convention attendee may want an alternative to a conventional hotel room. A traveling healthcare professional, corporate employee, or contractor could need furnished accommodations for several weeks or months.
Brick & Bed specifically permits extended stays at some of its properties, including stays of 28 days or longer.
That flexibility is one reason STL.Directory believes Brick & Bed is worth highlighting.
Instead of viewing downtown accommodations strictly as hotels, visitors can consider furnished apartments with kitchens, living areas, laundry facilities, and other features that can become particularly valuable during a longer stay.
Brick & Bed STL Has a Significant Laclede’s Landing Presence
Brick & Bed STL does not own the historic buildings where it offers accommodations. The company leases individual apartments within several Laclede’s Landing properties and operates those furnished units for short-term and extended-stay guests.
Based on publicly available lodging information reviewed in connection with the new STL.Directory listing, Brick & Bed has operated units associated with several prominent historic loft buildings on the Landing.
| Building | Address | Brick & Bed units identified through public listings |
|---|---|---|
| Greeley Lofts | 618 N. 2nd St. | G201, G203, G204, G205, G206, G207, G208, G301, G302, G304, G305, G308 |
| Peper Lofts | 701 N. 1st St. | P3H, P4I, P4J |
| Trader Lofts | 801–803 N. 2nd St. | T204, T205, T206, T302, T303, T307, T308, T402, T403, T404, T405, T408, T409, T410 |
| Paincourt Lofts | 813 N. 2nd St. | PC101, PC102, PC201, PC202, PC204, PC206 |
The table represents units identified through publicly available lodging information and should not be interpreted as an exhaustive list of Brick & Bed’s current inventory. Units may be added, removed, or unavailable at different times.
Brick & Bed’s own listings confirm its presence at both 618 N. Second Street and 813 N. Second Street. For example, its G-series listings direct rideshare guests to 618 N. Second Street, while PC-series listings use 813 N. Second Street.
The company’s presence across multiple buildings is noteworthy because it gives prospective guests choices among different loft layouts while keeping them within the same historic riverfront neighborhood.
Historic Lofts Provide a Different St. Louis Experience
Part of Brick & Bed’s appeal comes from the buildings themselves.
Laclede’s Landing contains some of the most recognizable historic commercial architecture in St. Louis. Brick streets, exposed brick interiors, timber construction, and the Mississippi Riverfront create an environment that is difficult to duplicate in a conventional hotel development.
Brick & Bed incorporates that setting into the way it markets its accommodations.
One current listing describes a riverfront loft with exposed-brick character and modern conveniences within walking distance of the Gateway Arch, convention center, dining, and riverfront attractions. Another emphasizes that the accommodations are surrounded by historic architecture and the cobblestone streets of the Landing.
Historic properties come with practical considerations, and Brick & Bed generally discloses them in its individual listings.
Some buildings or units require guests to use stairs and may not have elevators. Parking arrangements also vary. Brick & Bed currently advises guests on several listings that they can reserve secure nearby parking for an additional charge and that ordinary overnight street parking is not available on the Landing.
Prospective guests should therefore review the details of the particular apartment they are considering rather than assuming every Brick & Bed unit offers identical amenities or accessibility.
Guests Can Experience Downtown Rather Than Simply Visit It
Perhaps the most interesting aspect of Brick & Bed is the opportunity it gives travelers to experience downtown St. Louis from a residential perspective.
A hotel visitor may spend most of the trip moving between a hotel lobby and tourist attractions. Staying in a furnished apartment inside a historic Landing building creates a somewhat different experience.
Guests walk the neighborhood looking for breakfast or coffee. They see the Mississippi River in the morning. They encounter residents and neighborhood businesses. They can walk to the Gateway Arch or take MetroLink elsewhere in the city.
Brick & Bed’s guest reviews frequently mention this proximity.
A September 2026 review published on the company’s website describes the location as convenient for Gateway Arch National Park, with restaurants nearby and an area that was easy to explore on foot. An August guest visiting for a Cardinals game similarly highlighted walking access to the Arch and other downtown attractions.
For Laclede’s Landing, that activity matters.
The neighborhood has increasingly evolved beyond its historic reputation as primarily an entertainment and nightlife district. Residential apartments, furnished accommodations, restaurants, and other businesses are helping create a more diversified environment where people can live, stay, dine, and explore.
Brick & Bed contributes another component to that transition by bringing overnight and extended-stay visitors directly into the neighborhood.
STL.Directory Helps Visitors Discover Brick & Bed
The addition of Brick & Bed STL to STL.Directory is part of the directory’s broader mission of helping consumers discover businesses, products and services throughout the St. Louis region.
STL.Directory provides dedicated business listings intended to improve the online visibility of local companies and make useful information easier for prospective customers to find.
For Brick & Bed, that means providing another online resource for people searching for terms such as furnished apartments in St. Louis, extended stays in downtown St. Louis, short-term rentals near the Gateway Arch, accommodations near America’s Center, or places to stay on Laclede’s Landing.
The new listing is especially useful because Brick & Bed doesn’t fit neatly into a single traditional lodging category.
It can serve a tourist staying for a weekend, a business traveler staying for a week, or a professional needing a furnished apartment for a month or longer.
That makes visibility particularly important.
Someone searching only for a “St. Louis hotel” may never realize that historic furnished loft accommodations are available just north of the Gateway Arch.
STL.Directory wants to help close that discovery gap.
Brick & Bed STL gives visitors an opportunity not merely to stay near downtown St. Louis, but to temporarily become part of one of its oldest neighborhoods.
With accommodations spread across several historic Laclede’s Landing loft buildings, access to downtown attractions, and options for both short and extended stays, Brick & Bed offers an unusual lodging alternative worth considering.
The new STL.Directory listing will give prospective guests another way to find the company, learn about its accommodations, and determine whether a Brick & Bed riverfront loft is right for their next stay in St. Louis.
For current accommodations, availability, amenities, and booking information, prospective guests should visit Brick & Bed STL’s official website.
