Downtown

Fairfield Inn Kansas City Downtown/Union Hill

Fairfield Inn & Suites in Kansas City Downtown/Union Hill will put guests in the middle of all the fun and excitement Downtown has to offer. In a historic neighborhood just minutes from Country Club Plaza, Crown Center & Westport, the hotel is the ideal location whether visiting for business or leisure. The guests can make ...

Crowne Plaza Kansas City Downtown

Welcome to the upscale Crowne Plaza Kansas City. Conveniently situated next to the Downtown Kansas City's Power & Light Entertainment District adjacent to the Kansas City Convention Center. This luxurious Crowne Plaza Hotel offers stunning views of historic downtown Kansas City and features a Parisi Coffee Shop in the lobby...

Courtyard by Marriott Kansas City Downtown Convention Center

The Courtyard Kansas City Downtown / Convention Center, located near the T-Mobile Center and Union Station, offers stylish rooms and an indoor pool. The free KC Streetcar line stops at our hotel, providing a convenient way to visit downtown attractions. The hotel features an indoor pool, restaurant and bar, and over 3,000...

Country Club Bank, N.A.

Country Club Bank was founded in 1953 in the heart of the Country Club Plaza. As a locally owned and operated financial service provider, the bank has provided banking and financial services for generations of Kansas City families and businesses.

Cosentino's Downtown Market

Downtown Kansas City’s first grocery store is NOW OPEN. The market is owned and operated by the local Cosentino Family, who has always shown a commitment to quality and a passion for food, and features more than 45,000 products as well as on-the-go cuisine, an 83 ft salad bar, gourmet cheese island, bakery, fresh sushi bar, video rental and more!

Copaken Stage

Contemporary performing arts venue hosting productions by the Kansas City Repertory Theatre.

City Hall Observation Deck

View the city from the 30th floor of City Hall. City Hall is the third tallest building in the city. It measures 443 feet from the sidewalk at the north door to the top of the building. Since it's on a hill, it dominates the downtown skyline. When it was first built, it was the tallest building in the state. It remains one ...