Definitely the closest Hyatt to downtown Kansas City-about a 20 minute drive.Wyndham Garden Kansas City Airport offers its guests a 24-hour health club and a seasonal outdoor pool. Would stay again if needed by the airport. The downstairs was definitely too loud to take my laptop and set up a work space, although it did look comfortable. Call me spoiled with Regency Clubs, but it's really nice to have a place to grab some water or work throughout the day if traveling on business. The one downfall to Hyatt Places is the aspect that there is nothing past that for Diamond members throughout the day. They have a very large breakfast spread, which was quite impressive (and better than a lot of Regency Club's!). It was a very crowded hotel, but relatively quiet for the amount of families and people traveling about. The personnel was absolutely wonderful and seemed as if they really enjoyed their work and were proud of the hotel. Stayed here for one night after I transferred from the Hyatt Place in Overland Park/Convention Center to be closer to the airport for my early-morning flight. If you have any questions, feel free to post them here. I find the charburger to be extremely delicious, and order it every time I stay there. The hotel also has the standard HP food options. I find the rooms to be pretty comfortable, and noise from the airport is not noticeable. Room wise, they are a standard Hyatt Place. Phones are located inside MCI so you can give the hotel or a cab company a call when you arrive. After that, you will need to catch a cab.

The property has an airport shuttle, which runs from 4:30am - 12:00am. They are pretty knowledgeable about Gold Passport. The staff are very friendly, and will help you with any problems. I've stayed here five times since August, and have always had an enjoyable stay. If you are looking to stay near MCI, this is a good choice. From Kansas City International Airport: Take I-29 South to Tiffany Springs (Exit 10).

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