The Hampton Inn & Suites K.C. Downtown Crossroads is centrally located to all of the downtown K.C. events. I felt secure and the room was surprisingly quiet throughout the night. Parking is less than ideal, but manageable. The frontdesk associate during check-in appeared inconvenienced and should probably have stayed out of sight until she finished chewing her cud. Yes, with an air of being put upon she slowing continued to chew her mouthful of food while attempting to check me in.... That said.... this Hampton Inn did deliver on location and being clean and comfortable. Therefore, I would recommend a stay at this location.

Hotel was cleaned and well maintained. My wife, daughter and I found the beds uncomfortable and my wife and I have sore backs as a result. In fairness we do both suffer with pain, the beds just didn’t do us any favors. Location seems to be in the heart of downtown so everything we wanted to do could either be accomplished by walking or taking the free city streetcar.

Hotel was cleaned and well maintained. My wife, daughter and I found the beds uncomfortable and my wife and I have sore backs as a result. In fairness we do both suffer with pain, the beds just didn’t do us any favors. Location seems to be in the heart of downtown so everything we wanted to do could either be accomplished by walking or taking the free city streetcar.

Beds rock hard, poor fitting fitted sheets, wouldn’t stay on mattresses. No cable so we couldn’t watch the TV.

Beds rock hard, poor fitting fitted sheets, wouldn’t stay on mattresses. No cable so we couldn’t watch the TV.

We stayed at this hotel for a concert at The Midland, and the location was ideal—it was just a short walk to and from the venue, and there were plenty of places nearby to grab a bite to eat. However, the parking situation was a bit confusing when we first arrived. It wasn’t clear where to park for check-in, so we ended up finding a spot and walking to the hotel. The entrance was also a bit unclear. We initially tried to enter through the main sidewalk door, but it wouldn’t open, so I had to go through the Starbucks and then into the lobby. The front desk staff member wasn’t unfriendly, but she wasn’t particularly welcoming either. On a positive note, the room was very nice and clean. The only issue I encountered was with the shower. The sliding glass door wouldn’t stay closed once the track got wet, and because the door was heavy, it kept sliding open, making it difficult to take a shower.

All was good.

We stayed at this hotel for a concert at The Midland, and the location was ideal—it was just a short walk to and from the venue, and there were plenty of places nearby to grab a bite to eat. However, the parking situation was a bit confusing when we first arrived. It wasn’t clear where to park for check-in, so we ended up finding a spot and walking to the hotel. The entrance was also a bit unclear. We initially tried to enter through the main sidewalk door, but it wouldn’t open, so I had to go through the Starbucks and then into the lobby. The front desk staff member wasn’t unfriendly, but she wasn’t particularly welcoming either. On a positive note, the room was very nice and clean. The only issue I encountered was with the shower. The sliding glass door wouldn’t stay closed once the track got wet, and because the door was heavy, it kept sliding open, making it difficult to take a shower.