Tucked amid Kansas City’s Country Club Plaza shopping district, the upscale 132-room Fontaine fuses modern design with chic Mediterranean accents. Stylish rooms include sleek furniture, large flat-screen TVs, and bathrooms tricked out with Carrara marble vanities. There’s a lot to keep guests occupied and entertained here, including a huge roof deck with fire pits, a popular restaurant and bar, as well as an outdoor pool with stunning city views. The fitness center is small, but it's well equipped, and though there's no spa, guests can book various in-room treatments. Travelers might also want to compare rates with the nearby Raphael Hotel, which has similar features, but no pool.
Tucked amid Kansas City’s Country Club Plaza shopping district, the upscale 132-room Fontaine fuses modern design with chic Mediterranean accents. Stylish rooms include sleek furniture, large flat-screen TVs, and bathrooms tricked out with Carrara marble vanities. There’s a lot to keep guests occupied and entertained here, including a huge roof deck with fire pits, a popular restaurant and bar, as well as an outdoor pool with stunning city views. The fitness center is small, but it's well equipped, and though there's no spa, guests can book various in-room treatments. Travelers might also want to compare rates with the nearby Raphael Hotel, which has similar features, but no pool.
In the middle of the Power and Light District of Kansas City sits the upscale Hilton President Kansas City, a historic hotel from the 1920s with elegant decor that draws business travelers and couples. Most of the 213 rooms are spacious with flat-screen TVs and coffee/tea facilities. Suites have separate living rooms and sometimes kitchenettes as a more luxurious option. A historic bar with past celebrity guests, multiple dining options, and a fitness center appeal to a wide range of guests, while 12,000 square feet of meeting space and a business center draw corporate travelers. A free shuttle service that takes guests within two miles of the hotel and free Wi-Fi are added perks. Those looking for a more contemporary hotel in the same area might consider the Crowne Plaza Kansas City Downtown, which costs moderately less and has an outdoor pool.
In the middle of the Power and Light District of Kansas City sits the upscale Hilton President Kansas City, a historic hotel from the 1920s with elegant decor that draws business travelers and couples. Most of the 213 rooms are spacious with flat-screen TVs and coffee/tea facilities. Suites have separate living rooms and sometimes kitchenettes as a more luxurious option. A historic bar with past celebrity guests, multiple dining options, and a fitness center appeal to a wide range of guests, while 12,000 square feet of meeting space and a business center draw corporate travelers. A free shuttle service that takes guests within two miles of the hotel and free Wi-Fi are added perks. Those looking for a more contemporary hotel in the same area might consider the Crowne Plaza Kansas City Downtown, which costs moderately less and has an outdoor pool.
A far cry from a standard chain hotel, this 193-room, three-and-a-half-pearl hotel is a historic, artsy gem in the heart of Kansas City. Modern rooms are colorful, albeit compact, and the glass of bubbly on arrival is a fine welcome. There's a fitness center and meeting rooms on-site for the many business guests staying here, and the easy walks to the Power & Light District and downtown's theaters draw plenty of tourists. The hotel also has a breakfast and dinner restaurant plus a martini bar with occasional live music on site. It may be worth comparing rates at Hotel Phillips, which also has impressive historical interiors and a boutique vibe.
A far cry from a standard chain hotel, this 193-room, three-and-a-half-pearl hotel is a historic, artsy gem in the heart of Kansas City. Modern rooms are colorful, albeit compact, and the glass of bubbly on arrival is a fine welcome. There's a fitness center and meeting rooms on-site for the many business guests staying here, and the easy walks to the Power & Light District and downtown's theaters draw plenty of tourists. The hotel also has a breakfast and dinner restaurant plus a martini bar with occasional live music on site. It may be worth comparing rates at Hotel Phillips, which also has impressive historical interiors and a boutique vibe.
Three-pearl Adam's Mark Hotel is a convenient hotel for business guests and those attending events at the city stadiums. It provides shuttles to the stadiums for games and concerts. Features are fairly numerous, including a barbecue restaurant, cafe, and bar, and there are both indoor and outdoor pools, plus a gym. The water park are a big draw for families, though it comes with a fee, and conference facilities are extensive. The 369 rooms need an overhaul, though they're spacious -- the suites in particular have efficiency kitchenettes and separate living areas. However, complaints at the hotel include lacking hot water and an often-tardy shuttle. The Four Points by Sheraton Kansas City Sports Complex is a similar option. Rooms are a bit nicer there, though leisure features are not as extensive.
Three-pearl Adam's Mark Hotel is a convenient hotel for business guests and those attending events at the city stadiums. It provides shuttles to the stadiums for games and concerts. Features are fairly numerous, including a barbecue restaurant, cafe, and bar, and there are both indoor and outdoor pools, plus a gym. The water park are a big draw for families, though it comes with a fee, and conference facilities are extensive. The 369 rooms need an overhaul, though they're spacious -- the suites in particular have efficiency kitchenettes and separate living areas. However, complaints at the hotel include lacking hot water and an often-tardy shuttle. The Four Points by Sheraton Kansas City Sports Complex is a similar option. Rooms are a bit nicer there, though leisure features are not as extensive.
The 730-room Sheraton Kansas City Hotel at Crown Center is a huge upscale property connected to the Crown Center entertainment complex. Corporate guests and those attending on-site or nearby events are the most frequent guests, but its excellent location near attractions, restaurants, and shopping draw plenty of families and couples too. Rooms are modern, but typically Sheraton, and include flat-screen TVs, coffeemakers, and the brand's excellent beds. Casual Spectators Gastro-Pub keeps everyone fed, or there are multiple dining options in the Crown Center. The rooftop pool is a plus in nice weather, and the fitness center has a large selection of machines. Travelers who'd prefer something with more character could check out the historic Hotel Phillips, which is closer to the trendy Power & Light District.
The 730-room Sheraton Kansas City Hotel at Crown Center is a huge upscale property connected to the Crown Center entertainment complex. Corporate guests and those attending on-site or nearby events are the most frequent guests, but its excellent location near attractions, restaurants, and shopping draw plenty of families and couples too. Rooms are modern, but typically Sheraton, and include flat-screen TVs, coffeemakers, and the brand's excellent beds. Casual Spectators Gastro-Pub keeps everyone fed, or there are multiple dining options in the Crown Center. The rooftop pool is a plus in nice weather, and the fitness center has a large selection of machines. Travelers who'd prefer something with more character could check out the historic Hotel Phillips, which is closer to the trendy Power & Light District.
The upscale 724-room Westin Crown Center is attached to the shops and restaurants of the Hallmark Crown Center Mall. The hotel has tennis courts, a heated outdoor pool, and a large modern fitness center (though the fee to use it is a let down) as well as a sauna and steam room. Extensive meeting facilities draw plenty of business travelers, plus there's a restaurant and bar on-site. Rooms are modern and a bit bland, but outfitted flat-screen TVs and coffeemakers with Starbucks coffee. Noise can be an issue due to thin walls, and in-room Wi-Fi incurs an extra charge. It’s worth considering the Sheraton Kansas City Hotel at Crown Center, which has similar, though less extensive, features and slightly lower rates.
The upscale 724-room Westin Crown Center is attached to the shops and restaurants of the Hallmark Crown Center Mall. The hotel has tennis courts, a heated outdoor pool, and a large modern fitness center (though the fee to use it is a let down) as well as a sauna and steam room. Extensive meeting facilities draw plenty of business travelers, plus there's a restaurant and bar on-site. Rooms are modern and a bit bland, but outfitted flat-screen TVs and coffeemakers with Starbucks coffee. Noise can be an issue due to thin walls, and in-room Wi-Fi incurs an extra charge. It’s worth considering the Sheraton Kansas City Hotel at Crown Center, which has similar, though less extensive, features and slightly lower rates.
The 79-room Best Western Plus Kansas City Airport-KCI East is ideal for travelers seeking budget accommodations within a short drive of Kansas City International Airport. The indoor pool and business facilities are nice features, though it’s the free local/airport shuttle service and breakfast buffet that make a stay at this hotel especially convenient. The microwaves and mini-fridges in the comfortable -- if basic -- guest rooms are helpful during longer stays. Travelers could also consider the nearby Hyatt Place Kansas City Airport, a mid-range, slightly pricier property with a cocktail bar and 24-hour room service.
The 79-room Best Western Plus Kansas City Airport-KCI East is ideal for travelers seeking budget accommodations within a short drive of Kansas City International Airport. The indoor pool and business facilities are nice features, though it’s the free local/airport shuttle service and breakfast buffet that make a stay at this hotel especially convenient. The microwaves and mini-fridges in the comfortable -- if basic -- guest rooms are helpful during longer stays. Travelers could also consider the nearby Hyatt Place Kansas City Airport, a mid-range, slightly pricier property with a cocktail bar and 24-hour room service.
Right next to Kansas City’s happening Power & Light district, the historic Hotel Phillips is an upscale property dating back to 1931 that features opulent interiors full of original Art Deco glamour. Its 217 rooms are modern and stylish, outfitted with flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi, though some guests have complained about cleanliness issues and uncomfortable beds. The hotel displays work by local artists and hosts an artist-in-residence program, plus local musicians give free live shows several times a week. Amenities include a restaurant and bar, event space, and a small fitness center, but the pricey valet parking garners complaints from guests. Travelers might also want to consider the comparable Raphael Hotel, which has similar features like nightly live music.
Right next to Kansas City’s happening Power & Light district, the historic Hotel Phillips is an upscale property dating back to 1931 that features opulent interiors full of original Art Deco glamour. Its 217 rooms are modern and stylish, outfitted with flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi, though some guests have complained about cleanliness issues and uncomfortable beds. The hotel displays work by local artists and hosts an artist-in-residence program, plus local musicians give free live shows several times a week. Amenities include a restaurant and bar, event space, and a small fitness center, but the pricey valet parking garners complaints from guests. Travelers might also want to consider the comparable Raphael Hotel, which has similar features like nightly live music.
The 134-room Hyatt Place Kansas City Airport hotel is a three-pearl chain property that attracts leisure and business travelers seeking proximity to the airport. A variety of free amenities are offered here, including a free breakfast buffet and shuttle service (both airport and local area shuttle), while on-site features include an outdoor pool, fitness center, and a bar serving cocktails and Starbucks coffee. Contemporary guest rooms have bland, chain-like decor, but are outfitted with a range of modern conveniences including mini-fridges, large flat-screen TVs, and pullout sofas. Travelers seeking something near the airport might want to compare rates with the Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Kansas City Airport.
The 134-room Hyatt Place Kansas City Airport hotel is a three-pearl chain property that attracts leisure and business travelers seeking proximity to the airport. A variety of free amenities are offered here, including a free breakfast buffet and shuttle service (both airport and local area shuttle), while on-site features include an outdoor pool, fitness center, and a bar serving cocktails and Starbucks coffee. Contemporary guest rooms have bland, chain-like decor, but are outfitted with a range of modern conveniences including mini-fridges, large flat-screen TVs, and pullout sofas. Travelers seeking something near the airport might want to compare rates with the Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Kansas City Airport.
A destination in it own right, this enormous, three-and-a-half-pearl hotel is home to one of the largest casinos in Missouri, though it's seen better days. Spacious rooms have huge TVs and select suites feature whirlpool tubs, but the overall look is slightly dated, and there are cleanliness and maintenance issues throughout. With a mall-like atmosphere, there are nine restaurants throughout, plus live entertainment venues, an 18-screen movie theater, an arcade, and conference facilities. However, there's no fitness center or pool, and the hotel is about 20 minutes outside of Kansas City. Those wanting something more central and stylish (but without a casino) may prefer the similarly priced Holiday Inn Aladdin.
A destination in it own right, this enormous, three-and-a-half-pearl hotel is home to one of the largest casinos in Missouri, though it's seen better days. Spacious rooms have huge TVs and select suites feature whirlpool tubs, but the overall look is slightly dated, and there are cleanliness and maintenance issues throughout. With a mall-like atmosphere, there are nine restaurants throughout, plus live entertainment venues, an 18-screen movie theater, an arcade, and conference facilities. However, there's no fitness center or pool, and the hotel is about 20 minutes outside of Kansas City. Those wanting something more central and stylish (but without a casino) may prefer the similarly priced Holiday Inn Aladdin.