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    Hotel Kansas City - Restaurant

    Hotel Kansas City

    4.2(69 reviews)
    15.2 miCentral Business District, Greater Downtown
    $$$

    If you're looking for a hotel that won't add stress to your wedding weekend, look elsewhere. We…read morebooked Hotel KC because our friend's wedding was hosted there, and since we were driving up from Texas, we wanted to make things easier by staying at the venue. My boyfriend was one of the groomsmen, so his weekend was already packed. We checked into the hotel on Friday so we could help the bride and groom if needed. When we got to our room, I noticed the door didn't close all the way. I'm usually pretty cautious about hotels and Airbnbs, so I asked the front desk to fix it right away. My boyfriend had to leave for the rehearsal shortly after dropping off our luggage. A maintenance worker came quickly, but after 45 minutes, he removed the metal latch plate on the doorframe so the door would shut. I told him that didn't seem right and completely defeated the purpose of the lock, but he didn't speak English and was using Google Translate. He said it was a temporary fix and that the front desk would assist us later. The door did close, but it felt like anyone could easily break in. Since we had a busy schedule, we left for the rehearsal dinner around 6. After dinner, we returned and asked the front desk whether the door would be properly fixed that night or if we could switch rooms. The front desk agent said they had multiple weddings that weekend, so all rooms were booked and nothing was available. She also said, "Our hotel is very safe, nothing happens." That's not something you want to hear as a guest. If I'm paying for a room, I expect to feel safe, not wonder if I'll be the first to experience a problem, especially since I had multiple expensive camera gear with me. We insisted on having the door fixed before bed, so they sent an "engineer" upstairs. When we explained the issue, he told my boyfriend that the metal piece on the doorframe was just for "aesthetics." At that point, my boyfriend was pissed. He grabbed the room key and a plastic spoon, propped the door open in front of the engineer, and demonstrated the issue. The engineer ended up calling two more maintenance workers and told us to leave for our event while they worked on it. We had to go downstairs for a late-night meet-and-greet, so they stayed to fix the door... again. When we came back around 11:30 PM, someone was still working on it. They reinstalled the metal plate and told me to slam the door hard for it to close. We had to do it multiple times, at midnight, while our neighbors were sleeping. He said it was the best they could do since no other rooms were available. We were exhausted and just went to bed. Saturday morning, the day of the wedding, my boyfriend left at 8 AM for suit fitting and to get ready with the groom. He asked me to check with the front desk, and they said we could switch rooms, but not until around 3 PM (normal check-in time). I reminded them that the wedding would already be happening then, and they apologized for the inconvenience. They sent yet another maintenance worker around 9 AM, this time with a drill, loudly working on the door and frame. I couldn't stay in the room with that noise (video), so I ended up spending time in the groom's suite. It was frustrating to pay for a hotel and barely have any time to relax in the room. There were constantly maintenance workers coming in and out, and I never felt safe being there alone. They finally moved us to a new room at 1 PM, right in the middle of the bridal party photos around the hotel. I couldn't carry all our luggage myself, so my boyfriend had to help me while wearing his groomsman suit. After everything, the hotel never apologized for the inconvenience or offered any kind of compensation. Overall, I'm extremely disappointed with their service. If this had been my wedding weekend, I would not have been this nice..

    Hotel staff was very friendly. Especially the gals serving breakfast in the restaurant, they were…read morevery cheerful and accommodating. The housekeeping wasn't great. They left dirty dishes in the room and just made the bed. The rooms are decent size, sort of contemporary, with pretty nice bathrooms. The hallways smelt pretty bad. The gym had a few cardio machines, some free weights, and just a couple machines. Didn't seem anyone was monitoring the water station so it was always empty. Hotel is centrally located and walking distance from some of the main bars. Valet was hit or miss, so expect to wait a little longer than usual.

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    Hilton President Kansas City

    Hilton President Kansas City

    3.1(187 reviews)
    15.3 miPower & Light District, Central Business District, Greater Downtown
    $$$

    My wife and I have been staying at the Hilton President for decades. Two actually. We've stayed…read morethere since they reopened in 2006 and that was 20 years ago. We used to drive up from Wichita where we lived and I remember staying there with my parents when we flew my mother out at the time Garth Brooks played the T-Mobile center. It's always been a good hotel and they don't miss much however this time there were a few things that were irritating. When you arrive to the hotel, you must go in and check in before you can park in the garage. However, the rear entrance to the hotel is locked even though the sign says the door is open from 6 AM to 10 PM. Calling the front desk on the intercom system was of no use because they cannot unlock the door remotely. Also checking in on the Hilton app does not grant you a virtual key until you check in at the front desk. So you cannot park your car or enter the hotel from a convenient entrance until you go around front and park in the valet space to go inside and register. It's a silly and frustrating exercise every time. However, usually the back door is not locked. Our room was very nice, but the AC didn't seem to cool very well we were both very warm and sweaty while trying to sleep in early April. The icing on the cake was House Keeping tapping on our door with a key card 2 1/2 hours before check out to see if they could come in while we were still sleeping and we had the do not disturb sign on the door. We were not amused. There is no ace machine on the second floor, so don't stay there if you want ice. In the back of the hotel, there was an electric scissor lift parked under the fire escape, prohibiting the stairs from coming down to the ground. I'm not a fire marshal, but I'm pretty sure that's a huge violation. However, both Richie and Tyler working at the front desk, were the bright spots of the stay along with Jennifer, the bartender in the Drum Room. Richie and Tyler apologized for the shortcomings and gave us some coupons to try to make things right. We appreciated the gesture. I know local management isn't responsible for the shortcomings of the Hilton HHonors app, but they are responsible for training their staff.

    We really enjoyed our room, view and hospitality. The history and memorabilia are displayed in…read moredifferent areas, which was neat to read and learn about. Restaurants and entertainment are at walking distance. Upon check in, front desk communicates via text message to ensure your stay is going well. Personally, had high hopes for the breakfast buffet, but was disappointed -- warm potatoes, breakfast burrito had an aftertaste and eggs were too runny... price is at $22 per person. Parking options are valet or self-parking, different rates depending on your choosing. Nicely decorated for Christmas season.

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    Hotel Phillips Kansas City, Curio Collection by Hilton - Lobby

    Hotel Phillips Kansas City, Curio Collection by Hilton

    3.0(420 reviews)
    15.1 miCentral Business District, Greater Downtown
    $$$

    I loved hotel Phillips! Yeah sure it's dated (and I heard it is getting a renovation very soon) but…read moreI didn't mind that. The AC got cold, rooms were sizable, elevator was quick, restaurant was nice, loved the streaming options. Most importantly, I loved Edmund! He was so funny and nice and made our stay delightful. 5/5 will stay here when I come back!

    Hotel Phillips, a beloved Kansas City landmark, first opened its doors in February 1931 as the…read moretallest hotel in the city--20 stories high with 450 guest rooms--at a cost of $1.6 million. It was built on the site of the Glennon Hotel, where a young Harry S. Truman once ran a haberdashery. Designed in a refined Jacobethan-meets-Art Deco style by the firm Boillot & Lauck, the lobby's black glass ceiling, walnut paneling, and the striking 11-foot "Goddess of Dawn" sculpture by Jorgen Dreyer have delighted visitors for nearly a century. Honored with placement on the National Register of Historic Places in 1979, the hotel has undergone thoughtful restorations--including a major $20 million renovation--and today blends modern comforts with its original elegant charm as part of Hilton's Curio Collection. I stayed at Hotel Phillips for three nights while in town for a conference and overall enjoyed the unique character of this Kansas City landmark. The room was spacious with plenty of natural light, and the front desk staff were attentive--I especially appreciated the text message check-ins during my stay. The Art Deco style of the property is still a highlight, though the hotel could use a refresh of paint and carpet to better match its elegant history. Unfortunately, the pillows were uncomfortable, which made sleep less than ideal. Service was a bit inconsistent. While the front desk was professional and helpful, housekeeping missed my room one day, and the valet/door staff were sometimes loud and less polished than I'd expect from a hotel of this caliber. On the plus side, breakfast in the restaurant was a pleasant surprise--the omelette was well-done and the service attentive, though the coffee could be stronger given Kansas City's vibrant coffee culture. Despite the hiccups, the hotel's charm and history shine through, and with a little updating it could easily balance its vintage character with modern comfort.

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