캔자스시티 존 브라운 기념비 근처 호텔 & 숙소 추천

“New facility with lots of space and bright appearance. Only complaint was that parking isn’t free.”

“The shower didn't work correctly n slowly drained”

“Everything was great”

“Such great staff and easy check in. Also in such a good spot! Up a hill so you get a great view!”

“Great place to stay, breakfast was top of the line, very xloae to airport and downtown. Short drive away.”

“My new favorite hotel in Kansas City!”

“Nice, clean and updated. No complaints!”

“Hotel was clean and in a good location. There were no coffee makers in rooms and no ice machine on the property. When I asked at checkout as I was packing up, the staff told me there was an ice cube tray in my freezer. Would have been helpful the night before so I could have filled it up and had at least a few cubes of ice for the road! There was only one push button coffee machine in the lobby and the sugar and cream options were the most basic I have ever seen. It was pitiful. Other than that...

“Great experience and easy check in with treat front desk staff ! Very clean and updated. Will stay again for the price .”

“I was overly impressed! ”

“Staff was extremely helpful and accommodated us while their conference room was being reconstructed. We needed it for an interview and they alloted us a space. Great staff and great location.”

“Beautiful hotel!”

“객실은 요청시에만 청소”

“Unique older building that shows it years, yet that is the point of an old building. Room was eclectic and very comfortable. Location was right among the downtown hubbub. Very walk-able.”

“Great stay! $30 daily parking.”

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“The room was clean, the staff was customer friendly and the breakfast was good. Nice to have hot food for breakfast! Parking was plentiful, close and free which is awesome.”

“Adorable little hotel, only about a dozen rooms and unstaffed but quiet and discreet. Rooms are sheik and the beds are fantastic (like really comfortable). Probably the best part is the location, just a few miles from Union Station, the Jazz District, downtown and the WW1 museum with a great coffee shop across the street.”