Hotel vicino a City Market - Kansas City

“Parking garage is very very tight spaces, maybe better to valet”

“The staff were welcoming and kind. The room was so clean and overall enjoyed the stay!”

“One of the nicest hotels I’ve been to in Kansas City”

“The hosts were great. We arrived in the city early and they allowed us to keep our luggage there during the day until check-in. The host had brought our bags up to the room. When we checked in, we were given a very welcoming tour of the house and orientation. The house is very centrally located close to shopping, Union Station, restaurants, and the streetcar. Yes, the breakfast is delicious. My partner and I arrived by train and took public transportation. Google Maps showed a short walk (0.3...

“Ottimo hotel vicino alla Convention. Camera enorme con frigorifero e microonde. Colazione ottima. Personale super gentile”

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“Hey it’s the nicest place in the area. Plenty of supplies and deer.”

“Very good hotel nice locations ”

“We absolutely loved our stay. The decor, the comfort. We enjoyed practically everything. Our only critique: EXTREMELY loud inside studio 5 when anyone is in the hall (just walking even). So much more noticeably loud than comparable buildings. I’m not sure if this is acoustics or lack of insulation. Regardless, it didn’t ruin our stay just something to improve upon for quality guest experience.”

“Room was extremely humid even with a/c set to 69 degrees”

“Great stay! $30 daily parking.”

“Beautiful hotel!”

“This hotel is in the heart of downtown KC, 1 block walk from a street car stop and a couple blocks from Union station. This was a perfect stay for us, since we took Amtrak to Union station. Staff was polite and helpful, answering questions about streetcar stops. The breakfast in the morning was on the higher quality, as far as hotel breakfasts go, and had lots of variety.”

“My room 110 was in front of the gym and it was noisy. It was noise coming from the outside of the window too. Also, the air conditioner was extremely loud and disrupted my sleep when it came on. Lastly, I asked for a cup of coffee at 9:02 a.m., and was told by a staff member that she couldn’t brew anymore coffee. Coffee is typically standard in the morning at a hotel.”

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