Hilton President Kansas City

Great hotel. So close to restaurants and street car

Very clean, great location, and felt like a boutique hotel.

Exceptional

The hotel keeps with its classic design from the 20s and is really a nice and clean. Its location great for walking to events downtown in the power and light district.

Superb

Superb

Good

Great location and views from the room The AC/thermostat was broken so we had to open the windows while we slept because it was so uncomfortable. And housekeeping tried entering our room at 8AM even though we had the do not disturb on the door.

Proximity to P&L Nothing!!

Very nice spot!

Super clean and comfortable. Just stayed one night for a concert at T-Mobile Center. Was the perfect location to walk there. Close to walk to all the restaurants,bars and shops in power and light.

Easy access. Valet parking was quick. Room were spacious and comfortable

The location is great. I was able to walk to the places I needed Does not include free parking

Very good

Only “complaint” is they need bigger trash cans in rooms

Location Only “complaint” is they need bigger trash cans in rooms

Attentive and clean

If you're looking for a sleek, ultra-modern hotel, this probably isn't the place for you,and that's exactly why we chose it. The Hilton President embraces its history, and that's what makes it special. Built in 1926, the hotel has done an incredible job preserving its Art Deco architecture and historic character. From the beautiful woodwork and original details to the little displays featuring old menus and pieces of the hotel's past, you truly feel like you've stepped back in time. My husband loves architecture, and I love history, so it was the perfect place for us. We stayed in a corner room that was spacious, bright, and had a very comfortable bed. Like any historic building, there are a few quirks. The water pressure took a little patience to find the sweet spot between hot and cold, and the toilet wasn't the strongest. Honestly though, those things didn't take away from the experience because they're part of staying in a building that's nearly a century old. Breakfast in the Walnut Room was another highlight. The buffet had a great variety, everything was fresh and filling, and the vintage music playing in the background perfectly complemented the atmosphere. We didn't make it to the Drum Room this trip, but even walking by it made us want to come back. The only area where our experience was inconsistent was the service. We arrived a little after 11 p.m. after a four-hour drive, so I came straight from work. My first interaction with the evening front desk staff left me feeling uncomfortable. I didn't feel welcomed, and I walked away wondering if I was inconveniencing them simply by checking in.

My husband and I stayed at the Hilton President for two nights while celebrating our 19th wedding anniversary, and overall it was a wonderful experience. If you're looking for a sleek, ultra-modern hotel, this probably isn't the place for you,and that's exactly why we chose it. The Hilton President embraces its history, and that's what makes it special. Built in 1926, the hotel has done an incredible job preserving its Art Deco architecture and historic character. From the beautiful woodwork and original details to the little displays featuring old menus and pieces of the hotel's past, you truly feel like you've stepped back in time. My husband loves architecture, and I love history, so it was the perfect place for us. We stayed in a corner room that was spacious, bright, and had a very comfortable bed. Like any historic building, there are a few quirks. The water pressure took a little patience to find the sweet spot between hot and cold, and the toilet wasn't the strongest. Honestly though, those things didn't take away from the experience because they're part of staying in a building that's nearly a century old. Breakfast in the Walnut Room was another highlight. The buffet had a great variety, everything was fresh and filling, and the vintage music playing in the background perfectly complemented the atmosphere. We didn't make it to the Drum Room this trip, but even walking by it made us want to come back. The only area where our experience was inconsistent was the service. We arrived a little after 11 p.m. after a four-hour drive, so I came straight from work. My first interaction with the evening front desk staff left me feeling uncomfortable. I didn't feel welcomed, and I walked away wondering if I was inconveniencing them simply by checking in.

Superb