OPENING EARLY 2019
This beautifully designed Hampton Inn & Suites hotel is located in close proximity to all of downtown Kansas City's best attractions. The City of Fountains is filled with surprises! Whether you're
in town to enjoy the city's best local flavors, an evening of entertainment or to feel the spray of the fountains, you'll find inspiration everywhere as you discover KC!
The 132-room Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton is located at 1571 Main Street in downtown Kansas City, MO. Located on the northern edge of the Crossroads Arts District and a block from the
Power & Light District, hotel guests are steps from all that downtown Kansas City has to offer. This dynamic downtown is home to multiple eateries and retail shops, a year round City Market,
as well as a diverse arts and music scene, all of which are sure to mesmerize the most cultured of palates. Only 4 blocks away is the Sprint Center, a state of the art arena, home of world-class
concerts and sporting events. In addition, many of Kansas City's major attractions such as the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts, Municipal Auditorium, Kansas City Downtown Public Library,
River Market, Folly Theater and Barney Allis Plaza are located just a few blocks from our hotel.
The Hampton Inn & Suites Kansas City Downtown is a boutique-like hotel offering exceptional design and decor with unparalleled service. With 132-well appointed rooms, including studio
suites with oversized balconies providing picturesque views of downtown's lights, sounds and smells. Guests can expect friendly service and free amenities all backed by our 100% Hampton
Guarantee®. Complimentary breakfast and complimentary high-speed Internet are always included in the room rate. Our parking is located across the street.
The ground floor of the Hampton Inn & Suites Kansas City Downtown hotel will include a full service Starbucks coffee shop and lounge seating.
Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton Kansas City Downtown
1571 Main Street, Kansas City - Missouri
info@kchampton.com | www.kchampton.com
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