Hotels near National WWI Museum and Memorial, Kaw Township

Very nice room , good price and close to CPK stadium  ( we came for a KC Current game)and other points of interest. Also close to dining options and had good on site parking. Accommodated our requests for river view and early check-in.

Arrived at the hotel in the middle of the night, and the staff were great. However, the facilities were quite poor. First, I wanted to ask the front desk to set a wake-up call, but the phone in the room was broken, so I gave up since it was so late. To my surprise, there was an old-fashioned window AC unit that kept making noise every now and then, so I didn't get any sleep all night. Guess I didn't need that wake-up call after all.

Hotel located in a residential area. The building is not very new. Quiet environment. From the street of country club palaz, shopping and eating are more convenient. The front desk service is warm. There are 2 bottles of Evian mineral water in the room. The room is good.

Great hotel, can't complain

This is a very good location for downtown K.C. The hotel lobby very nice. We ate dinner at the restaurant in the hotel and the food and service were very good. The only complaint here was that the attached bar was very loud and the restaurant ambiance could be redesigned to be more comfortable and intimate. There was a group of about eight people at a large table near us that were having load discussion that was distracting for us but dealt with it. The room was small but the renovation was very nice, bathroom was big with a nice tub/shower that my wife enjoyed a epsom salt soak. My only complaints are that there is no fridge or microwave to heat coffee. Also, they use the old style coffee two cup coffee maker as most hotels have now gone to keurigs. The hallway noise is very noticeable and the room-to-room noise is as well. We could literally hear the conversation in the next room. One thing that I really dislike is the lack of a ”do not disturb” card for the door and as expected, the housekeeper was knocking on the door at 9:00 a.m. to clean the room even though checkout is at noon! I'm sure there are much better and newer hotels but if you are looking for a reasonable place to stay in the heart of downtown K.C. this is a good choice.

This hotel is in the area near where I needed to be this weekend and it was clean. I will be staying again as I will need to return to the area. I did have a mishap in that housekeeping cleaned the room but didn't make the beds. I had to leave to get to my performance venue about an hour after checking in, so I went to tell the front desk. The receptionist was very accommodating in getting someone up to my room ASAP, and they were made when I later returned. Thanks! Also, I think one of the elevators isn't working, so you might have to wait a little longer. Had I stayed longer, I would have found the stairs.

The friends we went to from the airport were very convenient. It would be great if we took a taxi directly. Then the front desk service was very friendly. We stayed in so many hotels and felt that the price performance of the hotel was very high. Recommended

Stay was ok for one night. Not a great example of a 21C in my opinion. Room was clean and spacious, but literally 3 steps away from elevator so I heard the ”ding” all night, and the bar dumped their glass bottles into a dumpster outside, on the same side as rooms, which was very loud. I had to call to get shampoo and soap, as there were none in room when I checked in. Drinks in bar are phenomenal - they are truly artists - and was the highlight of the stay.

The front desk service of the hotel is of five-star standard, and the attitude is in place. The hotel is elegantly decorated. It is located in the center of Kansas City. It is one of the oldest five-star hotels in downtown. It is conveniently located near various service and entertainment venues around it. There is a market inside the hotel.

This was indeed a Comfort Inn. It gave me some comfort, and the carpet had an interesting low-budget business-traveler vibe. Reader, it was a Comfort Inn.