Schindler 3300 Traction Elevator at the Holiday Inn in Creve Coeur, MO

(November 2022) This is another elevator at the Holiday Inn in Creve Coeur, MO. Upon further exploration of the hotel, I discovered this third elevator and was shocked to see that it is a modern 3300 instead of a 330a! I'm really surprised this hotel has three elevators considering it really isn't that big of a hotel. Be sure to check out the hydraulic Schindler elevators here: • Glass Schindler 330A H...
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[@HaileyJohn12]

Nice elevator. I need to find a Schindler 3300 someday, I've never been on one.

[@stlelevators]

They're getting more and more common, so I'm sure you will eventually.

[@ECFE]

It's nice to hear one of these running quietly and not creaking up a storm. Efficient and neat elevators but man, especially the new ones, they don't hold up well. Nice surprise here!

[@stlelevators]

These new installs just aren’t built with the same quality as in the past.

[@ECFE]

Absolutely not

[@BrytonJones6063]

Yeah I found that one before too that was my favorite first Schindler 3300 elevator 😉😉

[@stlelevators]

neat!

[@BrytonJones6063]

Yeah it’s kind of neat

[@JohnNashvilleProductions]

Awesome Elevator

[@jacobisworld9516]

I Love Schindler 3300

[@BuildingToursForLife1660-4]

Elevator information: Brand/Company: Schindler Buttons: 3300 Door type: 2 speed sliding left ◀️ Number of Schindler 3300 elevators: 1 Number of floors: 5 (B1,1-4) Nice elevator! Interesting how there's 2 Schindler 330A's in this hotel but the 3rd is this 3300! I've never seen that setup before! Also what's down at B1 level?

[@stlelevators]

I didn't look what was down there.

[@BuildingToursForLife1660-4]

@@stlelevators oh gotcha! Who knows!

[@any123-og]

I believe the buttons are actually called FI GS

[@IanGSully]

Based on how big that elevator is, they might use that as a service elevator as well.

[@stlelevators]

Probably.

[@boiii3productions945]

Difference between Europe and North America: Europe uses MRLs for low rise buildings, America uses hydraulics for the same purpose

[@statecollegewx4060]

This is really nice.

[@EWPA14]

I wonder if they would've installed 3300s for the mains as well if 3300 had a glass option.

[@stlelevators]

That was my guess.

[@evana6425]

They run very nice

[@BrandondHasty]

Excellent elevator door close work 2 speed door nice cab

[@Elevatingtransportation370]

Say excellent elevator with out stating obvious

[@DuckDoesStuff_KY]

Very cool!

[@gunnarbondank3893]

Wow😊 nice sounding chime I can’t believe it worked congrats

[@stlelevators]

Why would it not work?

[@gunnarbondank3893]

well its brand new

[@adilhossain8198]

This doesn’t look like a 3300; looks like a 3300+ (3300xl)

[@icecolespears]

Is it a service elevator

[@stlelevators]

No it’s just down the hall

[@ElevatorsinFlorida]

Nice

[@mcxcdx]

My college actually has Schindler 3300 XL's.

[@stlelevators]

Neat!

[@TheRealLuigiGamerYT]

These replace the other Schindler 330A’s

[@vancouverelevators_transit]

AAA 3300!

[@davidbian2466]

Do you think Schindler is garbage?

[@harrisonaparin244]

Wow, Schindler tractions run a lot better tham ost Schindler hydros. +STL Elevators

[@stlelevators]

All the elevators here ran well.

[@harrisonaparin244]

@@stlelevators Yeah, i guess you're right, sometimes Schindler hydros run perfectly well, like one i know in Freehold NJ. It's by Macy's, all you can hear is the motor, nothing else. It's an MT 300A

[@westinghouse14]

this is the least boring elevator here (imo) HTs, glass or not, are boring (again, imo)

[@BuildingToursForLife1660-4]

I agree! Facts!

[@stlelevators]

The glass one is my favorite.

[@BuildingToursForLife1660-4]

@@stlelevators are you saying you like 330A's better?

[@alternatehobbies]

@@BuildingToursForLife1660-4 He said that the glass one is his favorite one in this hotel lol. glass elevators are more interesting to ride than non-glass elevators in most cases. also, 3300s are the most basic MRL traction elevators out there