We stayed at the Rieger for 5 nights during a family wedding during July and we loved our time there. The rooftop was our favorite place, especially in the evening. The third floor kitchen and common area were fantastic for preparing meals, playing cards, and socializing. People had room to move easily about and we never felt that we were crowding each other. There was plenty of storage space in the kitchens and bedrooms and the showers and bathrooms were clean and functional. The Rieger's location in the Crossroads district gave our party a short walk to BBQ and other restaurants. You even have a restaurant and "speakeasy" right in the Rieger itself. In the morning we could walk across the street for delicious pastries and coffee. The Crossroads stop for the free streetcar is on the same block and takes you to the Power & Light entertainment district as well as City market. We had an easy time using the streetcar which allowed our large party to stay together as we explored. We also stayed on a "First Friday" which was an added bonus. The Rieger is right in the middle of those activities.

Our contact at the Rieger was Brent and he was GREAT! I had been talking to Brent for 6 months prior to our arrival. He always returned my calls and took his time to answer my questions about our upcoming stay. When we arrived, Brent was there to greet us and help orientate our group to the Rieger. Brent made sure we had what we needed and was only a phone call away. We used the garage and elevator and I feel that it was worth the additional fee. You need to keep in mind that the Rieger is a historical building and that means you will see some things like old style light fixtures, door handles, etc. You are not walking into a modern hotel room, but a piece of history. However, showers, T.V.'s, and wifi are all very modern. Overall, we enjoyed our stay at the Reiger and would stay there again without hesitation.