Pleasanton Vacations from $177

This was my first time in KC and I was visiting Worlds of Fun which was so close to the hotel, which was very convenient, especially due to the immense heat I could return back to the hotel to cool off. I checked in after 9pm, I waited a couple of minutes for front desk agent to return to the desk, the lady was very friendly, told me about the amenities, and asked if she could call to check in as it was getting late. I had room 330, which was by the back stairs, which I used more than elevator due to parking being closer to this end, instead of the entrance, and there is only 1 elevator. My room had an odor though, a musky humid scent, that lingered for my 2 night stay, and while I adjusted to it, that was a bit gross. When she called, I mentioned the odor, and how two lights were not working (above door went out minutes after arrival and one on side of bed was out), and she didn't offer to change my room, just said enjoy your stay. Otherwise, the room was fairly clean (found a couple hairs on sheet), fridge worked well, great AC, excellent water pressure in shower, and the room was spacious (King Suite). The shower had very hot water but sink was only cold water. The connecting room door was UNLOCKED and I am glad I checked it soon after arriving! That should always be locked each turn over... Breakfast had plentiful options, eggs and sausage weren't great, but I LOVED the fresh fruit cups with blueberries, melons, and grapes! If room didn't smell I'd rate it a 5/5.

Room was nice, bed and pillows comfortable and very quiet, would definitely stay again.

Wonderful! We went for a quick staycation and enjoyed everything!

Clean, friendly staff. Note, there is no pool ar a casino "resort" so be sure to read description.

Ophelia's was a fantastic place! A comfortable and unique B & B that we found was mere blocks from the place & purpose of our visit to Independence. The room was very nicely decorated and had the usual TV, free internet & coffee as well as refrigerated beverages ($$) and fine liquors ($$). One big plus is that you can also purchase the Turkish cotton bathrobes that are provided to the guests (my wife liked them). There is elevator service to the rooms, which set directly above the restaurant. The restaurant itself is what I call fine dining. Our food was well prepared and excellent with a friendly and attentive staff. There was even some quiet instrumental music provided by a single guitarist on Saturday evening! There are plenty of shops to visit as you walk around the Square after supper. All-in-all, a great find, a pleasant stay and certainly a place to go back to!