Kansas City has transformed itself into a must-visit modern Midwest location for business conventions, sports, food, and many family attractions. Kansas City, the original Gateway to the West, is known for its warm, welcoming hospitality.
With a brand new airport and a lock as the World Cup 2026 host city, Kansas City has a lot to offer everyday travelers. The Loews Kansas City Hotel has placed itself in the center of all of the action, just mere minutes from the Power And Light District.
Location And Structure
The Loews Kansas City Hotel is directly connected to the Kansas City Convention Center. And the eight-hundred-room, well-appointed structure makes sure that if it is your first time traveling to Kansas City, you will see the downtown district. The hotel manages to achieve this by making sure that there are floor-to-ceiling windows within each room, building sides, and even in banquet and ballrooms. The hotel goes one step further, showcasing art that correlates with the views from the building. So if you are facing the Kauffman Center and are in a ballroom, the artwork will convey the types of musicians and dancers that you would find if you went to the Kauffman.
Hotel Theme
The hotel makes an extra effort to welcome first-time Kansas City guests. First, there are the entryways, walls, and ceilings all adorned with local artists’ work. There are sculptures and paintings and pictures throughout the building that creatively showcase the intention and style of Kansas City. Even the windows in their shapes and sizes have special hidden meanings. The beehive bar is a rebellious homage to the prohibition era with spirits and drinks featuring local booze and ingredients. Even the carpet offers a splash of tongue-in-cheek Kansas City style, depicting dripping honey on the floor.
The Drinks and Eats
The Horsefeather Social is a terrace bar with breathtaking views. Boasting outdoor lounge chairs with fireplaces that take your Springtime and Summer happy hour into the night.
For am and in-room snacks with casual fare, check out the grab-and-go market, Red Wheat Baking Co. There you can pick up artisanal coffee drinks, freshly baked goods, sandwiches, and all with local flavor, supporting small local businesses.
Upscale breakfast and dinner can be indulged in The Stilwell, a nod to The Stilwell Oyster Car, the iconic Pullman car that delivered oysters to Kansas City’s City Market in the late 1800s.
The Lobby Bar and lounge are perfect for local bar bites and mixed cocktails celebrating Kansas City’s past and present.
Amenities
The indoor saltwater lap pool is the perfect addition to the modern workout floor and gym. And there is a jacuzzi with lounge chairs to welcome the weary traveler to chill out a bit, all with stunning city views. There is a Spa, scheduled to be open soon that will have five treatment rooms.
Throughout the hotel, business travelers have plenty of meeting space and there are plugs and private seating areas to get your zoom on, with a business center to be opened soon.
A concierge will be there to assist you should you have any requests. And the business center is coming soon.
The Rooms
Comfortable beds, floor-to-ceiling glass windows, and luxury style and appointments. The rooms also localize their guests with retro TWA plane images throughout. Even the in-room carpet design gives off local vibes using the same graphic pattern from the retro TWA in-flight brochures.
Conclusion
With a hotel connected to the convention center, Avis car rental at your fingertips, the pet-friendly luxury hotel is just steps away from the Kauffman Center, T-Mobile Stadium and all that downtown Kansas City has to offer. The Loews Kansas City Hotel has achieved the rare goal of being heartwarming and midwestern hospitable, while also offering structure, design, travel efficiency, and function. Loews Kansas City Hotel is a must-stay for anyone visiting Kansas City.
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