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"Very nice hotel and great location."

"Our stay was simply the best. All of the staff were super friendly and helpful. The room/hotel was the cleanest we’ve stayed at in a long time. Our room was quiet despite busy streets on two sides of the building. The only complaint I have is the translucent door to the bathroom. While you had privacy (ish) in the bathroom, the light from the bathroom fully lights up the dark sleeping space."

"Favorite new place to go to a escape away from our kids. Jennifer was great. "

"The staff was exceptional. Went above and beyond to ensure that you are comfortable. Rooms were clean, spacious and well maintained. However, Breakfast on the weekend was better than the weekday but I would highly recommend and I will definitely come back!"

"NIce hotel. Clean room and staff was welcoming and helpful. Couldn't access the Wifi after multiple attempts over 3 days. "

"Was there for concert the hotel was great"

"Let’s describe it as quirky. This is in a former grand house, and has shared spaces including a living room. Our room was quite large and even had a few snacks. We never actually saw anyone else there, as we had instructions to get in. Parking was a short walk away in a museum lot. We loved the closeness to Nelson-Atkins museum, and it was pretty near KC Rep’s theater."

"One of my favorite boutique hotels that I’ve ever stayed in."

"Under renovation (which we were informed about the day of our check in). Upon check in, we were told we were lucky because we would be in one of the newly renovated rooms. Unfortunately, they are poorly done in every way. Nothing was functional, everything is cheap and done halfway (missing outlet covers, power strips hanging at the back of the bed, visible caulking), entire hotel smelled bad. Additionally, the desk was unattended most evenings with easy access to the building, the food permit expired in December, the WiFi never worked. For the renovation part, the work started earlier and ended later than we were told. The only good thing is that it is right on the free streetcar, which we used constantly. The noise of the streetcar didn’t bother us, but it may bother others. "