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You can have the Country Club Plaza lights view from a suite 10 stories above, replete with a baby grand piano in the living room, a dining table that seats eight, media room, Scandia Down linens, Italian marble bathrooms and unparalleled guest service. They’ve got it all at the InterContinental Kansas City’s 2,000-square-foot presidential suite — that’s four times the size of a regular suite — for a mere $5,000 a night.
Or check out the Westin Crown Center. There, the $1,200-a-night presidential and state suites are popular with families from regional markets eager to experience a Kansas City Christmas. From their 1,300-square-foot suites, guests are steps away from Crown Center shopping and ice skating, and they’ve got a stunning view of downtown and the mayor’s Christmas tree.
The newly remodeled Hilton President Kansas City features a $2,000-a-night presidential suite. Trimmed in rich cherry wood, the quarters ooze elegance and history, with three bathrooms, custom artwork, 14-foot ceilings in the master bedroom and a front-row view of the city’s skyline.
Even in the suburbs, some of the most exclusive hotel rooms are in top demand at Christmas. “Our suites are actually busier during the holidays,â€