The Inn at Meadowbrook

Best atmosphere ever. For such a busy park, the hotel was very private and quaint. Was easy to park. Had a drink and live music at the market then dinner at verbena. So convenient. I am an early riser and it was nice to have a kurig in the room. They also had a nespresso machine and tea in the lobby since the market doesn't open til 7. Room was very spacious and also had a mini fridge. There was a cool water machine by the ice machine where you could pick flavors of sparkling water!

Love this place! So so much! It is very quiet, safe and adorable. The staff is very friendly, decor is stunning and the food at Verbena is great! Few of my favorite things about the hotel:It's smallQuietBottled water in the fridge in the roomCeiling fans in the roomsComfy bedsPillows that aren't pancakes! Clean-oh so cleanBeautifully decoratedWalking paths I'm sure there is more that I'm missing but definitely worth the stay!

Attention to detail. Marvelous location. Step inside the inn for a welcome you won't soon forget. Our room was so quiet. Slow closing doors means no slamming and no sounds bleeding through from adjacent rooms. Leather chairs, furniture with built-in charging outlets (no crawling on the floor required), fridge stocked with your favorite beverage, even the toilet has a built-in nightlight! What haven't they anticipated?The grounds are beautiful with little spots to sit and enjoy and larger spaces for events. Since you're right across from Meadowbrook park they have bikes available so you can get out and enjoy. The pool and fitness center are a little small, but fit the size since there are only 50 or so rooms. The market is quickly becoming the neighborhood hangout. Great selection of pastries, picnic supplies and a limited upscale menu for a quick bite. The homemade jam that came with our beignets was so delicious.

Fantastic stay every time! The staff is friendly and professional, and they will go above and beyond to make your stay as lovely as possible. We've stayed in both standard rooms and suites, and they are all spacious and clean with super comfortable bed. Dining options on property are wonderful (get the breakfast burrito at The Market!) The Inn is our go-to hotel in KC.

I will probably return to stay here again because the hotel was clean and the beds were comfortable. That's 99% of what I need in a hotel. And (sadly) it's not a sure thing nowadays.Otherwise the place is sort of hit-and-miss. And a lot of the misses are big ones. The bathroom reeked of sewer gas which made the whole room smell a bit of it. We made sure that the bathroom door was shut, but then the smell just was concentrated in there. When we got home, our overnight bags still smelled of sewer and we had to set them outside for a day to air out. I'll assume that was a temporary maintenance problem. The front desk staff seemed unconcerned.The coffee machine in the room didn't work. But again, that can be fixed.Other more "permanent" problems...The room is oddly appointed, almost like it was designed to hold much more furniture than it has. I'm not going to complain about a large room, but the large swaths of empty carpet made it feel less like a hotel room, and more like I was sleeping in a conference room. It made the room echoey and cavernous, which was exacerbated by the fact that the un-soundproofed walls didn't do much to cut down on the SIGNIFICANT noise from adjacent rooms.The same, odd choices were made with the bathroom, which was enormous (maybe 10' x 10'?) but only had a toilet and sink. there could've easily been room for some sort of table along the open wall to place towels, or guests' toiletries bags. It almost looked like a handicap-accessible room, but it was not. So it felt very weird. Again, instead of a richly and nicely appointed bathroom like one would expect at this price point, it felt like I was in some sort of YMCA locker room.The "market" cafe on the ground floor was also a bit disappointing when you need breakfast. There were only about five items on the menu and each one sounded good until you got to some oddball ingredient. Like an egg sandwich that sounds like an egg sandwich, until you see that it has "korean scallion salad" on it. The menu all seems like a hackneyed attempt to be chic and trendy instead of giving people what they expect and want in middle America.

AMAZING!! Best place to stay!! Breakfast was incredible and their pastries to die for... seriously. That good!!

We just stayed at this amazing boutique hotel again this past weekend. Again, it is over the top on service. The hotel is simply beautiful and elegant, but the service from the entire staff makes it an amazing stay. This will always be my hotel of choice in the south Kansas City area.

This is a must place for Kansas City! If you want great food, Verbena their restaurant is probably one of my favorites in Kansas City. The morning coffee breakfast place is charming and has everything you need! To add to all this, the rooms are HUGE, beautiful and priced more than fair! To top everything off, the staff at the hotel is absolutely fantastic! They never cease to amaze us, and this time around we were blown away by their gesture. When checking in, they asked how are travel was, and laughingly, we said, very short, we live locally but we are here to take a breather from our wonderful (4) kids. We didn't make much of it and went out way and headed to dinner. Upon our return, to our room, we found the most amazing chocolates, champagne and beautiful candles in the room! This was way above expectations! We were happy with the beautiful room, amazing food, and fantastic location next to the park! They really went out of their way to make us feel special and enjoy our break!! We will definitely be back, and recommend to all our friends That come to Kc to visit for work or leisure

The only problem with this place (but it is a very big problem) is that you can't have anyone above you because the floors are so thin you will hear them walking all night. The rooms are cavernous, so there is a lot of walking. We got NO SLEEP the entire time we were here. It is not the staff's fault, it is the building. So yes, stay here, but make sure you ask for a top floor.

Really nice early November stay at this boutique hotel. The property still seems brand new, with a relatively contemporary but cozy and comfortable feel. It is located in an area near a park where there is lot of room for lovely relaxing walks. Plenty of parking. The rooms are very large, the beds are comfortable, and there was plenty of storage and plugs for charging. Breakfast at The Market was excellent -- coffee and breakfast sandwiches both highly recommended. The only issue is that what others have said is true -- the floors/ceilings seem too thin, and it's easy to hear someone walking around in the room above. Not a lot that can be done about it, and while it wasn't a huge disturbance during our stay, it was noticeable. Hopefully they consider thick rugs for all the rooms.