Kansas City Hotels with Pools

Visited KC from New Zealand in June 23 with 2 things in mind, catching a Royals game and Tim Magraw in concert. The concert was a 10 minute walk away so it was the perfect place. The public tram stopped right outside so it was great to take us to museums and the market. The room was great, spacious shower and the concierge Robert was fantastic. Greeted with a big smile and the 3 days we were there that smile never left his face. Great restaurant Loeu'.s across the road made the Courtyard a great place to stay, The valet parking was very prompt and always friendly staff. The fresh cookies on arrival and when we returned every day were very good. Thank you to all inolved.

We stayed with a family group. The room was real nice. No maid service is done for the room. The hot tub has been broken for a month (so we told by staff). The hot tub was one of the reasons they were chose. Only high price starbucks coffee available in lobby. (And if you don't have maid service, no coffee available in the room) This the most expensive hotel I've ever used and the worst basic service I received. We paid over$200/night.

Beautiful hotel. Great staff who is extremely friendly and helpful. Would definitely recommend if you’re looking for a place to stay in KC. Room was clean and cozy and everyone wanted to make your stay was as comfortable as possible! Definitely check out The Fontaine!

The room is large, cost-effective, and the transportation is very convenient, highly recommended!

There is a free shuttle bus to the airport. For travelers with early morning flights, it is convenient to stay

Very good, the price is good, very good hotel!

This amazing hotel was perfect for our layover both before and after our trip out of MCI. Very few hotels offer 24 hour shuttle and this one was both affordable and comfortable. It is a revamped older hotel, which is beautiful inside and out. Outstanding clean room.

We are finishing up a road trip of around 4,500 miles through eleven states. We have stayed at ten hotels, four of which were Holiday Inn Expresses, and this is, by far the worst not only Holiday Inn Express but the worst out of all of them. And, in fact, it's the worst hotel I can remember staying at in a very long time. When we checked in (2 rooms), I found the trash can in the bathroom sitting on the counter. Then my daughter called saying that there was something sticky all over the nightstand in her room and when she tried to call the front desk, she discovered that the phone didn't work. She also found popcorn on the floor in the room. She called them on her cell phone, and they said they'd send someone to clean and their excuse was that they were undergoing renovations. How in the heck do renovations impact the cleanliness of a room?About that time, the fire alarm went off. We were in the lobby, so we went outside and waited. Eventually the alarm stopped. We went inside and got in line to ask for a new room for my daughter. There was one lady helping a line of customers while some guy ran around like a chicken with its head cut off accomplishing nothing. After a while, he went to the other computer at the front desk, and we were able to talk to him. I found out later that he was the General Manager which I would never have guessed from his obvious lack of leadership ability or composure. We explained to him the situation and he said he'd sent someone to clean the room (Shouldn't that be done before the room is turned over to a customer?) but that the phone couldn't be repaired until Monday because Maintenance wasn't available on the weekends. He told us that we could have another room or could cancel the reservation. I though he was very condescending and rude. We opted for another room and then he told us that it would be on the fourth floor (dirty room was on the second floor) and that we'd have to carry our bags up because the elevators wouldn't work until the fire department got there and reset them. (I heard him later telling the firemen that arrived that he'd silenced the alarm. Shouldn't it be the fire department that makes sure the building is safe and gives the green light for people to reenter the premises?) We told him we could handle getting the luggage up the stairs and that we'd like to check out the new room. He gave us a key and we did so and found it to be satisfactory although the remote for the TV didn't work. (In the old room, the back of the remote was missing.) In my room, I later discovered that someone had written in pen on the arm of the sofa, an outlet was black from some sort of electrical issue that apparently caused arcing and the sink in the bathroom drained ridiculously slowly. Apparently housekeeping doesn't report maintenance needs to management or maybe they do, and management just doesn't address the issues??? As far as breakfast service, it was by far the worst of any Holiday Inn Express we stayed at on

As we drive up to the hotel I was concerned: on a dead-end, over-grown, and run-down area. Approaching the entry/registration it was very dingy and unappealing to be kind. We were directed to ‘door 6’ and as we pulled around to the parking area there were numerous rusted shipping containers, some open, others closed, several vehicles seemingly inoperable (junked). I requested we preview the accommodation before unloading. The door was awful… going inside was a dirty odor.. tenement… the room was just nasty. We left, received our refund. This inn is a disgrace to Quality Inns and has shaken our confidence in booking them.

The hotel is very close to the airport. There is a free 24h pick-up and drop-off bus. After taking the minibus, remember to tip 5 knives. It is not a mandatory act but this is American social etiquette. The hotel is very new, the room is clean and spacious, the bed is big Simmons is very comfortable, there is breakfast, the front desk has a snack area selling water and chocolate chip cookies.