Fleming Hotels from ₹6,479

"Checkin was great, my room had no towels. Then no place to hang them or store them in the bathroom. Other guest were loud at times, especially the crying child. My room also was missing an ice bucket & cups.If we hadn't brougbt our own it would've been difficult to take medicine in the morning."

"Area feels run down. Breakfast served in crockpots…biscuits in one were soggy, gravy burned and eggs tasted off maybe due to the condensation kept in the crockpot by by the glass tops. Not a lot of variety. The hotel just felt dated and aged. Would look elsewhere the next time we go to KC. "

"Staff were great, but the property is one to steer clear of. Old and nasty. Mold at base of shower exclosures. Floors uneven and carpet very worn. Beds are way too soft. Hot tub was warm, but no pressure at jets or option to turn jets up beyond a “circulate” only speed. Stayed there because of the rate and animal friendly. Will not stay there again. ."

"I booked a non smoking room. They had me sign paperwork that I would not smoke in my room then placed me in a smoking room. When I spoke to them about it, he told me it was a non smoking room and I stated that someone had smoked in it and I needed another room. He had an attitude and acted like I was the problem. The breakfast was horrible. It consisted of bread, jelly, butter, 1 yogurt and 1 honey bun."

"Great size room, breakfast was great and very convenient location "

"Close to the highway. Friendly staff."

"When we got to our room, we noticed that most of the outlets on the walls did not work. We had to switch the plugs for two of the lamps so they would actually turn on. The only outlets in the bedroom we found that worked were the outlets in the bedside lamps. BOTH bedside and desk phones did not work. Bedside phone rang, beeped a few times and disconnected. The desk phone in the living space didnt work. We later found out that the neither of them were connected to the right port. The fire alarm in our room went off for a solid minute. No one was cooking or smoking, so we were a wreck trying to figure out what was happening. (That's how we found out the phones didn't work. I can't imagine if it was an actual emergency.) People at the desk were passive aggressive and dismissive. After we brought our concerns to them about the phones and smoke detectors, they just said they'd call maintenance and brushed us off. They don't have actual privacy curtains that close on the second floor. They have a sheer curtain, and that's it. Privacy (from the shower, to the bedroom & living space) didn't feel like and option for our room. We had an upstairs neighbor who stomped around during quiet hours that woke us up multiple times. We let it go the first night, but the second night was worse. I called the front desk and all that was said was they tried calling before from other people complaining and could try to call again. Nothing changed. To their credit, the room was clean."

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"The picture is a kind of catfish situation. I'm sure at one point the building looked like that and that it at one point smelled okay. The good: I felt very welcomed by the woman who checked me in. She was very nice and helpful. My room key initially had some issues but she helped fix it. The AC worked very well, which was nice in the 80-ish degree weather, and the shower had really good water pressure and temperature control. It is conveniently located next to a Waffle House, which I had never been to before, some fast food restaurants, and a CVS, and it's less than an hour away from the Kansas City Airport. There was also an Amazon Fire tv that looked pretty new, but I didn't watch it, so I don't really know. The WiFi is reasonably fast and free. There was also plenty of parking. The bad: I was hoping there would be a chair and table or something like that in the room, but the only furniture was a bed and a set of drawers. The only light source comes from the bathroom or a light near the window; there is no light or even light switch near the bed, so if you want to do some reading in bed, it's a bit of a struggle to see, and then you have to get out of bed to turn the light off. The inn provided a rather rusty towel rack in the bathroom and a hanging rod/shelf for clothes but no hangers. The rate they charge makes sense, I guess. I just needed a bed, a toilet, a shower, and a sink, which is exactly what I got."