Location. Hotel Phillips in downtown Kansas City, Mo., is less than two miles from Union Station. Within two miles are shopping and entertainment at Crown Center and the Liberty Memorial and World War One Museum. The Country Club Plaza and Nelson Atkins Museum of Art are four miles from the property.

Hotel Features. With Art Deco style and a trendy atmosphere, Hotel Phillips offers a unique experience. The golden sculpture, Dawn, overlooks the lobby from her second floor perch. The property boasts a guest list including former United States presidents. The hotel was built in 1931 and occupies a spot on the National Register of Historic Places. Offered dining options include the steak and wine restaurant off the lobby, Phillips ChopHouse, and 12 Baltimore Café and Bar, known for its martini list. A business center is on site, and wireless and high-speed Internet access are available for a fee. More than 5,000 square feet of meeting space is provided. A fitness center is on site and massage services are available.

Guestrooms. Each of the 217 rooms is decorated in gold, brown and white and accented with plump duvets. Rooms feature high-speed Internet access and cable television. Bathrooms provide complimentary toiletries and bathrobes. Complimentary newspapers are delivered daily.

Expert Tip. Guests don't need to leave the hotel for entertainment. 12 Baltimore Café and Bar features jazz and swing music Friday and Saturday nights.

Room Types:

Superior:   One king or one queen bed with 380-thread-count sheets, multiple pillows, duvet. 750 square feet, downtown view. Faux-velvet headboard, wooden miniblinds, traditional furnishings with original crown moldings and wood trim. High-speed Internet access (surcharge), bathrobes, windows that open, Aveda toiletries.

Suite:   One king or one queen bed. One sofa bed in separate living area.