Crossroads Arts District
Discover independent eateries, brewpubs, small boutiques and trendy art galleries aplenty in this eclectic neighborhood, where historic warehouses host an array of quirky and artsy shops.
Hotel Kansas City
1228 Baltimore Avenue
Kansas City, Missouri, United States, 64105
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Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts
In the heart of Crossroads, this center consists of two performance halls beneath a joint glass dome where guests can enjoy music, opera, theater and dance.
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
Enjoy free admission to this vast art museum, which houses neoclassical and modern galleries with artwork from around the world as well as a sculpture garden.
Union Station Kansas City
Visit Union Station Kansas City when you stay at our nearby hotel. This historic train station, which dates back to 1914, now enjoys a second life as a planetarium and science center, while retaining its grand architecture.
T-Mobile Center
Within walking distance to our downtown hotel, T-Mobile Center is a live entertainment venue hosting pro and college sporting events and large-scale concerts. The center holds 20,000 spectators.
Local Restaurants
801 Chophouse
Celebrate a special occasion at this upscale steakhouse, known for its USDA prime steak, exclusive bourbons, single-malt scotches and its 1920s-inspired décor, which includes cozy leather booths.
Anton’s
Enjoy a robust menu of steak and seafood that’s been sustainably raised and harvested (without hormones or antibiotics) in this Crossroads Arts District eatery and taproom.
Le Fou Frog
Dine on sophisticated French-meets-American cuisine in a cozy and unpretentious setting in the River Market neighborhood.
Majestic
Listen to live jazz music nightly while you sip cocktails and tuck into dry-aged steaks at this Kansas City institution.
Family-Friendly Attractions
The National WWI Museum and Memorial
America's official World War I Museum and Memorial, dedicated to sharing the stories of the Great War through the eyes of those who lived it. Home to the most comprehensive collection of WWI objects in the world.
Kansas City Zoo
Located within historic Swope Park, the zoo is home to 1,300 animals across 202 acres. It’s renowned for its African animal exhibit, which includes elephants, rhinoceroses, zebras, cheetahs, lions and more.
Science City
Tucked inside historic Union Station, Science City offers a place for kids to explore interactive exhibits, including a test kitchen, engineering center, maker studio and a planetarium.
American Jazz Museum
Interactive exhibits showcase the impact jazz brought to Kansas City and nationally through showcasing some of the jazz greats.