Seth and the rest of the staff were very welcoming and pleasant. The hotel is standard fare for…read morethe Hampton Inn brand, everything you need, nothing fancy. The hotel common areas and rooms were clean and neat on entry. No waits to see someone at the front desk. We had two minor issues with keys that were handled efficiently. We took advantage of the hot tub, which was clear and hot, notes that the pool was also quite clear, and the exercise room, which had a few aerobic machines and a fully functional Peloton bike (while many hotels have Pelotons, many have worn out seat/handlebar adjusters and missing toe straps, this one was in perfect working order). Breakfast was standard for a Hampton and the food was replenished before it went empty. The hotel is located near plenty of shopping and restaurants, another plus. We have family in the area and have no issues staying here again.

The people who worked there were AMAZING. Hotel was in a great place. Close to a lot of places…read more Food is like nothing else anywhere. Kansas City is awesome

We had a wonderful stay over Thanksgiving. The staff was friendly and the breakfast was pretty good…read moreand plentiful. My only complaint is the pool wasn't heated. Otherwise it was clean, rooms were an ok size and the beds were comfy!

Rooms are spacious and fancy breakfast is delicious staff is very nice the only thing I could…read moreimprove was the pool

Poor lighting in rooms carpet so sticky you better wear some foot protection. Receptionist doubles…read moreas a cleaner instead of being at the front desk. Maybe add personnel so Receptionist can focus on the job of checking in customers. Staff was friendly but this place should not qualify as a Marriott.

My wife and I had an amazing opportunity to meet up with our granddaughter and three…read moregreat-grandchildren for three days. We chose to stay at the Fairfield Inn & Suites, and we could not have been more pleased with the quality of the room, the amenities, and especially the staff. Kelly Walden, Assistant General Manager, heard our story of an 18-year separation from our granddaughter and how this reunion meant so much to us. She went out of her way to make us feel welcome and to share information on how to get around, where to eat, and sites we might consider sharing with our family: a wonderful experience, and a wonderful place to call home, if even for just a few days. We'll be back.

Unity Hotel represented everything that my friend valued in her wedding. A place where God came…read morecome through and bless her union with her now-husband in a beautiful, tranquil, and clean venue. My friends and I stayed here for the wedding for two nights and really enjoyed our stay. The hotel is located in Lee's Summit so about a half hour drive from Kansas City. At first we were shocked that it was so far from the city that we flew into, but soon realized the private nature of the venue was what truly gave it its charm. The rooms were painted with inspirational words to keep you motivated and energized. Rooms came equipped with small mini fridge, flat screen TV, ample closet space, and a standard sized bathroom. Beds were very comfortable to the point where we didn't want to wake up. A/C was strong in our rooms as well. Additionally, there was so much parking available here that you really can't go wrong. Rooms did not come with a private ironing board. The fitness center was also a 5-10 minute walk away from the hotel rooms but it was definitely one of the nicest centers I had been to in a hotel. Service was great- loved the free breakfast in the morning and the ability to take back some fruit for your room for later. Thank you Unity Hotel for being a great host to my friend's wedding.

We, my daughter and I, had booked an Airbnb near LS, but despite being listed as accessible, it…read morewasn't. Luckily we found the Unity Hotel. The room truly was handicapped accessible. It was also immaculately clean, beautifully decorated, and the staff were amazingly friendly, accommodating and knowledgable. The handicap accessible room has wide doors, a roll in shower with a large shower chair built in, and best of all, A RECLINER Chair. I sleep sitting up, so finding a girl with a recliner is very, very rare! We ended up staying four nights which was two extra, because of the snow. When it was time to leave there was ice and snow all around my car causing my wheelchair to spin out. The security guard saw my troubles and called in help. Within a very few minutes, four of the Villages' Maintainence showed up with shovels and ice melt to dig the car out, they worked fast and efficiently, and fifteen minutes later, so could load my chair onto the ramp. The indoor staff were just as amazing. I'd give th Unity Hotel, five stars time 10 if I could.

This was the dirtiest room I think I've ever stayed in. We had driven 14 hours and were too tired…read moreto find something else. Dark room, filthy bathroom and the carpeting was so dirty it felt sticky. Paid $150 including tax for one night, which is very overpriced considering the condition of the room. I wish I could give negative stars on this one.....not even worthy of one star.

Last minute booking via Expedia.com…read more Easy checking in Adequate parking (I had a trailer) 3 floors with elevator Exterior doors were locked at all times, requiring room key for entrance to building Clean room, adequate bathroom Quiet place, didn't hear any other guests

I arrive at 11, brown haired female staff member told me "check out is 11 so we still have to clean…read morethe room" (it was the only room available) so we leave and come back in an hour and and lady said it needs cleaned and it'll be like one or two more hours. We show up a little before the two hours is up and ask about the room and they already reserved it. Mind you we tried buying g the room beforehand so when check in time rolls around nobody would of taken the last room. She wouldn't allow that. We asked to leave a number for them to call to let us to let us know the room is ready and she wouldn't allow that either. If I could give negative stats I would. The staff isn't friendly either. You'd think with such a low quality hotel they'd try to make up for it for being nice and accomadting but no. Don't go here.

If I could take a picture of smells this place would break the Internet. Where do I begin? I'll try…read moreto be gentle but I don't know if that's possible. Perhaps the first clue I should've had was the $73 price tag on Expedia. I feel I am guilty as much is the person selling me this horrible hotel experience. I should have known. Look at the pictures that I posted and you will see dirty floors, not maintained bathrooms, bugs on the ground, damp blankets the floor, and the floor smells like urine. If I hadn't booked on Expedia where I couldn't get my money back I wouldn't of stayed here. We tried to go to the pool to relax and the Jacuzzi looked like they allowed dirty people to take a bath in it. The water was so dirty and nasty! Our door wouldn't even lock properly. One of the things that turn my stomach was the man allowing his pitbull to take a P in the hallway. And then also another person that was renting a room walk down the hallway caring a dirty plunger with toilet paper sopping wet hanging off the side. This did not make me feel good about the place I was staying. On a better note, the person at the front desk was very pleasant and nice. Perhaps she was oblivious to the hell hole she was working in. Maybe in a few years when this owner gets their act together it will be a nice place.

Definitely not one of my more enjoyable stays…read more Let's be fair. The overall "stay" was OK. I needed a place to sleep for a night, and this hotel served that purpose. The hotel was picked by someone in our group. (She needs to find and use Yelp!) And, it's not like I booked a room expecting a stay at a 5-star resort. But I did expect a little better. Check in went fine. That was actually the high point. The room... oh dear... well, it appeared mostly clean and it didn't smell bad. I can say that about it. And, the bed was comfortable enough. The HVAC had an "always on" setting, which is a huge thing for me. Kudos there. And it pretty much kept the room the temp I wanted. But from there? Here we go... The comforter on the bed had a stain on it. Did it mean it wasn't clean? Probably not. But still - replace the comforter, eh? The room was definitely not the quietest I've ever stayed in. Not the LEAST quiet, but not far from it, either. It was fairly easy to hear people walking around on the third floor. (I was on the second floor.) There are no USB ports, so BYOA. But - beware! The outlets on the lamps in my room were almost too loose to use. Adapters fell out if the wind blew on them the wrong way. The chair had a huge burn hole in it. Let's just keep it in service as opposed to re-upholstering it or even, maybe replacing it. The sink had a slow drain. Yuck. The shower - wow, the shower. I'm 5'10". The shower head was at my nose. And, it felt like it was on a flexible hose inside the wall, because honestly, it pretty much came out of the wall when I tried to adjust it. That was fun. Water temp was good, it stayed hot. But water pressure? Forget about it. I get more pressure out of the yard hydrant at my house than I did out of this shower. Highly disappointing. The toilet - if you need help getting up from a sitting position, you're screwed using this toilet. It's so low, you might feel like you're sitting on the floor. Fun fact: in this building, due to the construction, each elevator entrance is supposed to be protected by a fire door that swings shut when the alarm is activated. That's kind of an important thing for safety. (Former fire marshal here.) Another fun fact: that's evidently optional at this hotel, because the door on the second floor is completely gone. Don't need it, right? Safety... second! Or third! Speaking of safety, every safety related sign in the elevator is gone. The glue looks good where the signs used to be, though. The wallpaper in the lobby is peeling. Bad. Does it affect someone's stay? No. Does it leave a bad impression of how much you care about your property? Of course. I didn't try the breakfast, but others in my party tried to grab some coffee on the way out. They said the cups were small, flimsy, and wouldn't easily take the lids, so they gave up. Maybe that's part of the plan? I also did not try the indoor pool, but there is one there if you want to be brave. Judging from the rest of the hotel... swim at your own risk. I thought about doing 1 star, but I did at least sleep OK. And there were a couple of redeeming qualities. But overall? I can guarantee that if I'm ever in the Lee's Summit area again, this is NOT going to be on my list of hotels to use. Ever. And you'd do yourself a favor avoiding it. It might be worth it to stay here for half the price I paid. Maybe.

Don't stay here, They discriminate against people who are staying at their facility. Example, our…read morefamily friend who is trying to start their life over, get back on their feet and is waiting on their new place/apt to be ready. The local church paid for 2 nights for her to stay there and because she is temporarily homeless they kicked her out at 8am this morning. The owner didn't give any warning. This sweet lady didn't do anything wrong. She minded her own business and stayed in her hotel room. But because she was homeless they didn't want her there. They even told her it wasn't her fault. Then They made her sit in the lobby without her property while they collected her things in her room. This is unacceptable behavior by a business.

A comfortable and convenient stay…read more This Super 8 may look a bit dated from the outside and the interior hallways, but the rooms have been recently renovated. The king size bed was quite comfortable and everything in the room was clean. The air conditioner was powerful, quickly cooling down the room and keeping it chilly. For the price, I didn't expect a lot of amenities, but the room also had a flat-screen TV, fridge and microwave. There was a power outlet near the bed with a 6x multiplier, making it easy to charge devices while watching TV or sleeping. Both checking in and out were fast too and the staff here are very friendly. I enjoyed my stay here.

Re: Super 8 in Lee's Summit, MO: Poor breakfast. I got sick after eating their waffles…read more Management is trashy and dishonest and will treat you this way if you make a complaint. No elevator. No laundry for customers.

Our first day with both of our dogs went exceptionally well. This place is clean and well managed…read more The employees are excellent, very well trained, and kind to the dogs. We are looking forward to boarding our dogs and bringing for daycare.

I have both boarded my dog and done the doggy daycare. I hadn't had a dog in a long time, and had…read morenever done boarding before so I was nervous and did a lot of research. K9 Resorts was very highly rated, and fairly close to our house. Every time my dog comes home from daycare he is exhausted. The second time I brought him in, he got so excited as soon as he recognized the place. All of the staff are incredibly friendly. They clearly care about him, and he absolutely loves going there. I love that they have different levels of rooms, depending on what your dog needs or you want. I prefer to do the completely private room, even though my dog is small, to lessen the external noises he has to hear. Around Halloween they had "trick or treat" bags for the dogs by the front desk. This place is amazing, and I highly recommend it!

The single worst motel I have ever stayed at. Dirty, old, outdated, not maintained, scary…read moreneighborhood, not well lit, and the owner agreed to let me stay til 5pm since I didn't check in til 5am for an extra fee then proceeded to try and break in my room, yell at me, threaten me and call me on the phone repeatedly and wake me up trying to get me to leave. Not until I threatened to call the police did she finally let me get a nap. I wouldn't send my worst enemy there. With the normal clientele likely being the local neighborhood pimps hookers and drug dealers I don't think she wanted blue and red flashing lights in the parking lot so she finally left me alone after I threatened to call the police and have them straighten out our dispute.