The International Fur Exchange Building, designed in 1919 by George Hellmuth, has a reconstructed lobby based on the original design. The front desk area features imported Italian marble and granite, reflecting the architectural period, including restoration of the original millwork on the 24 massive support columns and along the top of the walls. Sculptures commemorating St. Louis' fur trading history adds to the ambiance. Rooms are decorated tastefully in period decor. Other amenities include about 225 indoor parking spaces, a business center and meeting rooms, indoor swimming pool, whirlpools and an exercise room.
Guests can enjoy a free hot breakfast in the breakfast room adjoining the lobby.
Two restaurants will be located in the new Drury Plaza Hotel , including Carmine's Steakhouse.