Hotel Kansas City

My company was looking for a boutique hotel that was beautiful, historic, and memorable. Hotel Kansas City was the only hotel in the area that was exactly what we wanted. Other places are beautiful but don't stand out like this one with its charming mix of authentic history and modern quirk. So the place is historical and art deco, but who would expect tiles from the original club swimming pool on the walls of your room on the 13th floor? Or ombre walls in the stunning high-ceilinged lobby? Or cheeky stained glass in the 4th floor Tudor room? The sleeping quarters were nicely outfitted, too. Comfortable and quiet, with walk-in closet doors that open into giant enclosed black tile bathrooms. Also came with the nice amenities: fluffy pillows, large tv, mini fridge, and coffee maker.

Beautiful hotel with a great building history. Hyatt staff was exceptional and my room was beautiful with a great nighttime view. Their service for the wedding I was attending was the best. I would definitely stay here again and plan to take my husband for an anniversary weekend.

This is just an excellent hotel. Staff, service, decor, cleanliness, vibe, rooms, bedding, linens, bathroom, all just great. There are so many cool meeting rooms and hidden gems to find in the historic building. And I am quite the picky client, TBH. I hope this doesn't offend: I rarely stay at properties owned by the big hotel groups, almost always opting for a boutique hotel, but I kind of forgot I was staying at a Hyatt (again, not disparaging the brand). This place has an artistic, boutique feel. My client group was staying at the AC Marriott, which was similarly priced but a very different vibe. I was happy to return to Hotel Kansas City at the end of my day and even "hosted" my client at The Classic one night. And usually when I travel for work, I make it a point to find nearby restaurants and cafes. But the lobby cafe, The Classic bar and Town and Co were all right there, and I just found myself wanting to dine, have my coffee and work at the hotel. I suppose my only complaint is that Nighthawk was closed on the nights I was there!

This hotel has been restored and maintained so beautifully, while still being able to enjoy the historical charm. The lobby is spacious, the standard king room was small, but the high ceilings make it still feel roomy. Beautiful clean bathroom, comfortable bed. There was some noise from the street below, but that's no fault of the hotel -- just part of being downtown. We brought a white noise machine and that was just fine. The second time we stayed there we were upgraded to a corner king room and that was incredible! So large and beautiful!! It was on the 13th floor which used to be the floor with a pool, and the original small tiles were on the wall. Very cool! The staff were very kind, helpful and knowledgeable. We loved the location and were able to walk or take the free shuttle on Main Street to wherever we needed to go, so we didn't have to re-park our car. I would absolutely stay there again!!

Excellent hotel with professional and competent staff. The building is very well maintained and my suite was reasonably spacious and had all the amenities I needed. I am glad I made the choice to stay here. The location is great as well, smack in the middle of some excellent bars and restaurants.