Hotels in Kansas City with Hot Tub in Room
Top 3 Hotels with Hot Tub in Room in Kansas City, MO
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Kansas City Airport
9550 Nw Polo Drive Intersection I-29 Tiffany Springs Parkway, Kansas City, MO
Contemporary airport hotel with in-room hot tubs and indoor heated pool with spa facilities, featuring complimentary hot breakfast and free shuttle service just 4 miles from Kansas City International Airport.
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Kansas City Sport Complex Area, an IHG hotel
8551 East Blue Parkway, Kansas City, MO
Fresh modern hotel offering King Jacuzzi Suites with in-room spa tubs and contemporary amenities, strategically located near Kauffman and Arrowhead Stadiums with complimentary breakfast buffet.
Ameristar Casino Hotel Kansas City
3200 North Ameristar Dr, Kansas City, MO
Gaming destination featuring King Suites with standalone whirlpool tubs and separate living areas, complemented by one of Missouri's largest casino floors and seven dining venues just east of downtown.
Budget Kansas City Hotels with Jacuzzi in Room
The Fontaine
901 W 48th Pl Country Club Plaza, Kansas City, MO
Elegant boutique hotel in Country Club Plaza featuring Presidential Suites with luxury oversized bathrooms and deep soaking tubs, adorned with hand-blown Venetian chandeliers and rooftop dining experiences.
Americas Best Value Inn & Suites Kansas City
11801 Blue Ridge Boulevard, Kansas City, MO
Value-oriented stay with in-room hot tubs providing clean spacious rooms with essential amenities and free continental breakfast, conveniently positioned near downtown Kansas City attractions.
La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Kansas City Airport
6901 NW 83rd St, Kansas City, MO
Pet-friendly airport hotel featuring Deluxe Studio Suites with jetted tubs and modern amenities, offering complimentary breakfast and free shuttle service to Kansas City International Airport.
More Hotels with In-Room Jacuzzi in Kansas City, MO
The Westin Kansas City at Crown Center
1 East Pershing Road, Kansas City, MO
Upscale Crown Center hotel with signature Heavenly amenities and heated outdoor pool featuring in-room jacuzzi, indoor steam room and sauna facilities, connected to 85 acres of shopping and entertainment.
Embassy Suites by Hilton Kansas City International Airport
7640 NW Tiffany Springs Parkway, Kansas City, MO
Upscale all-suite airport hotel featuring Presidential Suites with raised jacuzzi tubs and expansive separate living areas, complemented by complimentary cooked-to-order breakfast and evening reception.
Best Western Plus Kansas City Airport-Kci East
11130 N Ambassador Dr, Kansas City, MO
Recently renovated airport hotel offering King whirlpool suites with relaxing spa amenities, indoor heated pool and complimentary hot breakfast, just three miles from Kansas City International Airport.
Super 8 by Wyndham Kansas City
4321 N Corrington Ave I-435 and Parvin Road, Kansas City, MO 64117-1564
Budget-friendly lodging providing essential amenities and clean comfortable accommodations with convenient interstate access, ideal for travelers seeking affordable rates near Kansas City attractions.
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Kansas City-Liberty (Hwy 152), an IHG Hotel
8230 North Church Road, Kansas City, MO
Dependable Express hotel providing comfortable accommodations with standard amenities including indoor pool and fitness center, conveniently located in Liberty with highway access to Kansas City.
Courtyard Kansas City At Briarcliff
4000 North Mulberry Drive, Kansas City, MO
Premium Marriott property in prestigious Briarcliff area offering spacious accommodations with modern amenities and spa facilities, providing refined comfort for discerning business and leisure travelers.
Guest Reviews of these Kansas City, MO Hotels
Nathan Kaufman
20:10 20 Aug 25
Good casino great staff
Wayne Hassler
19:38 20 Aug 25
Things were good at the casino as far as the rooms and eating at the sports bar but the machines are so tight couldn't hit nothing had to go to Harrah's and wound up doing all right there
Jason Williams
00:41 04 Aug 25
I can definitely say that in this casino is the type that will drain your bank account. Came in from out of state and honestly these slots were complete trash. They like to tout their winning percentage when you walk through the door Honestly though that's pretty fraudulent save your money. Better options elsewhere
Aubrey Sanderson
23:17 02 Aug 25
Love this place! We’ve visited twice now and had a blast both times—not to mention hitting large jackpots on each visit! The casino is spacious, lively, and offers plenty of fun things to do beyond just the slots and tables.
The hotel was clean, the beds were super comfortable, and the linens were fresh. We also really enjoyed the food—great flavors and solid service across the board.
If I had to nitpick, the towels were a bit rough… though we joked they doubled as a nice exfoliator. A quick wipe-down of the glass around the lobby—mirrors, doors, and railings—would take the polish up a notch. Still, overall, a great experience and one we’re happy to recommend!
The hotel was clean, the beds were super comfortable, and the linens were fresh. We also really enjoyed the food—great flavors and solid service across the board.
If I had to nitpick, the towels were a bit rough… though we joked they doubled as a nice exfoliator. A quick wipe-down of the glass around the lobby—mirrors, doors, and railings—would take the polish up a notch. Still, overall, a great experience and one we’re happy to recommend!
Sean McCune
21:59 15 Jul 25
I enjoyed my stay here but there were a few things that I didn’t like. First, the location… I know it’s due to regulations that they have to be so far. It is what it is. Secondly, the casino was totally dead on a Friday and Saturday night. This place is a ghost town. Not many great food options either there was a bar and grill, and a Mexican place that had less than average quality food for a premium. There was some restaurant located inside of train cars but it was closed both nights Friday and Saturday. It makes me wonder if it’s ever open, you would think weekend dinner time would be busy. I would not recommend staying with kids since there’s not much for them to do and it’s so far from everything. The rooms were very nice and clean.
Lindsay Sargent
20:02 10 Jul 25
Disappointed First-Time Casino Hotel Experience – Will Not Be Returning
My daughter and I recently stayed at this hotel from 7/8–7/10 during our trip to Kansas City for Worlds of Fun and Oceans of Fun. Neither of us had ever stayed at a casino hotel before, so we were excited and hopeful for a fun, elevated experience. Unfortunately, the stay left us extremely disappointed.
We arrived Tuesday around 4:15 PM after a long day at the amusement park. I had read online that valet parking was available, and since I was traveling alone with my 10-year-old daughter, I thought it would make the experience easier. We pulled into the valet lane expecting some assistance—no one came. There were no signs directing where hotel guests should go if valet was unavailable, so I ended up circling around and eventually parked in the hotel drop-off lane myself.
No one greeted us. No one offered to help with our luggage or even hold the door, despite clearly seeing a mom and child juggling bags. When I approached the front desk to check in and gave my name (Lindsay Sargent), the front desk agent immediately questioned the credit card on file because it was under my husband’s name. I explained we booked the room through the hotel’s own website and used our shared card for points. I offered my own ID and a valid card with my name, but her attitude was cold and dismissive. She barely spoke a word, didn’t welcome us, didn’t provide any helpful information about the stay—not even the fact that we needed our room key to access the elevator.
Day two wasn’t much better. After being gone all day Wednesday, we returned around 5 PM to find that housekeeping had not cleaned our room. I had to track down towels and cups myself.
For the price we paid, I expected at the very least basic hospitality and professionalism. This experience was anything but. The service was cold, unhelpful, and made us feel like a burden rather than welcomed guests.
If my daughter hadn’t been with me, I would have shared all of this in person at the front desk—but frankly, I didn’t want to ruin her evening.
This was our first and last stay with any Boyd Gaming-affiliated property. Save your money and choose a hotel that still values the customer experience.
— A customer who will not be returning
My daughter and I recently stayed at this hotel from 7/8–7/10 during our trip to Kansas City for Worlds of Fun and Oceans of Fun. Neither of us had ever stayed at a casino hotel before, so we were excited and hopeful for a fun, elevated experience. Unfortunately, the stay left us extremely disappointed.
We arrived Tuesday around 4:15 PM after a long day at the amusement park. I had read online that valet parking was available, and since I was traveling alone with my 10-year-old daughter, I thought it would make the experience easier. We pulled into the valet lane expecting some assistance—no one came. There were no signs directing where hotel guests should go if valet was unavailable, so I ended up circling around and eventually parked in the hotel drop-off lane myself.
No one greeted us. No one offered to help with our luggage or even hold the door, despite clearly seeing a mom and child juggling bags. When I approached the front desk to check in and gave my name (Lindsay Sargent), the front desk agent immediately questioned the credit card on file because it was under my husband’s name. I explained we booked the room through the hotel’s own website and used our shared card for points. I offered my own ID and a valid card with my name, but her attitude was cold and dismissive. She barely spoke a word, didn’t welcome us, didn’t provide any helpful information about the stay—not even the fact that we needed our room key to access the elevator.
Day two wasn’t much better. After being gone all day Wednesday, we returned around 5 PM to find that housekeeping had not cleaned our room. I had to track down towels and cups myself.
For the price we paid, I expected at the very least basic hospitality and professionalism. This experience was anything but. The service was cold, unhelpful, and made us feel like a burden rather than welcomed guests.
If my daughter hadn’t been with me, I would have shared all of this in person at the front desk—but frankly, I didn’t want to ruin her evening.
This was our first and last stay with any Boyd Gaming-affiliated property. Save your money and choose a hotel that still values the customer experience.
— A customer who will not be returning
Jaci Corvino
13:58 03 Jul 25
My experience at this casino hotel was far from enjoyable. From the moment I walked in, the overwhelming smell of cigarette smoke made the entire place feel like an ashtray. The room was a letdown, the carpet was dirty, the towels felt like sandpaper, and the baseboards looked like they hadn’t been dusted in months. Basic amenities were missing, including a microwave and even proper blankets.
The location wasn’t ideal, and parking for hotel guests was poorly managed and incredibly inconvenient. As for the service, it was lackluster at best. Staff seemed disengaged and uninterested in helping.
I expected a much higher standard for the price and setting. Unfortunately, I won’t be returning or recommending this property to anyone. Save yourself the disappointment, find another casino in KC!
The location wasn’t ideal, and parking for hotel guests was poorly managed and incredibly inconvenient. As for the service, it was lackluster at best. Staff seemed disengaged and uninterested in helping.
I expected a much higher standard for the price and setting. Unfortunately, I won’t be returning or recommending this property to anyone. Save yourself the disappointment, find another casino in KC!
mr.karaoke5 ScottMcGill
23:42 19 Aug 25
Dated rooms but the staff was very helpful and accommodating!!!!
Roger Trausch
01:40 15 Aug 25
This hotel need major updates and fixes. Breakfast was nothing to write home about. Rooms are old and not good AC. Only good part is the access to the interstate. This location does not live uo yo the Embassy Suites name.
Darren Obrecht
04:16 12 Aug 25
New process of charging for guest overnight parking is idiotic. Will be choosing other places to stay in the future.
Bar also closed at 10pm. Lame
Bar also closed at 10pm. Lame
Mary Rossiter
04:38 11 Aug 25
Stayed with a friend who was in town. Rooms are big and have a nice kitchenette. Nice towels and amenities. Bed was comfortable, pillows not so much. Hotel seems to be run down in my opinion. Landscaping is mostly weeds. Parking is available and the lot was full.
Darrel Lang
16:16 29 Jul 25
2 of our conference participants had cleaning issues with their rooms, but was finally rectified. Other than that… the service staff was excellent and had all of our needs met. I especially want to commend Emine for his diligent service in serving our meals and snacks!
Our conference wouldn’t have been such a success without the assistance of Kellie Lacy in Sales….. She is top-notch and the Embassy Suites is fortunate to have such a professional staff member!!!
Our conference wouldn’t have been such a success without the assistance of Kellie Lacy in Sales….. She is top-notch and the Embassy Suites is fortunate to have such a professional staff member!!!
John Sheewa
19:56 22 Jul 25
Overall, we enjoyed our five-night stay. We were here for a baseball tournament, and the room was clean, the amenities were nice, and we especially enjoyed ES signature made-to-order breakfast and happy hour with free drinks every night. All the employees we encountered were super friendly, especially the bar crew during happy hour. Shoutout to Brian he was top notch!
I will say, this place is older. It definitely could use a renovation, as the rooms are especially showing their age. However, everything was clean and well maintained so I have no complaints. I’d be curious to find out when they are planning to renovate this hotel.
Overall, we had a great stay and we’d definitely come back if we find ourselves in the area again.
I will say, this place is older. It definitely could use a renovation, as the rooms are especially showing their age. However, everything was clean and well maintained so I have no complaints. I’d be curious to find out when they are planning to renovate this hotel.
Overall, we had a great stay and we’d definitely come back if we find ourselves in the area again.
Lady Sparkles
14:55 16 Jun 25
Our stay at the Hilton Embassy Suites near the Kansas City Airport was fantastic from start to finish. Booking, check-in, and check-out were all a breeze. The staff was incredibly kind and helpful especially the front desk woman who let us borrow her fan when we forgot ours!
The room was spotless and surprisingly homey, making it feel more like a mini apartment than a hotel. You can really tell they care about cleanliness and comfort here. If you’re looking for a clean, cozy, and welcoming place near the airport, this is it. We’ll definitely be back!
The room was spotless and surprisingly homey, making it feel more like a mini apartment than a hotel. You can really tell they care about cleanliness and comfort here. If you’re looking for a clean, cozy, and welcoming place near the airport, this is it. We’ll definitely be back!
Audrey Turner
16:39 20 Apr 25
We had a wonderful stay at this hotel—everything from the rooms to the service exceeded our expectations.
One standout experience was breakfast each morning, thanks to Andrew, the omelette chef. He did a fabulous job! Andrew was incredibly efficient, friendly, and professional, even during the busiest rush. He handled the high volume with ease and still managed to make perfectly cooked, delicious omelettes. It was clear he takes pride in what he does, and he made our mornings extra enjoyable. Kudos to Andrew for starting our days off right!
One standout experience was breakfast each morning, thanks to Andrew, the omelette chef. He did a fabulous job! Andrew was incredibly efficient, friendly, and professional, even during the busiest rush. He handled the high volume with ease and still managed to make perfectly cooked, delicious omelettes. It was clear he takes pride in what he does, and he made our mornings extra enjoyable. Kudos to Andrew for starting our days off right!
Kansas City Hot Tub Hotels - Quick Guide
Best Time to Visit
- Peak Season: April to June and September to October (mild temperatures 60-80°F, perfect weather, spring blooms, fall colors)
- Summer: July to August (hot and humid, outdoor festivals, baseball season, highest hotel rates)
- Fall: September to November (comfortable weather, football season, beautiful fall foliage, moderate hotel rates)
- Winter: December to February (lowest hotel rates, cozy indoor jacuzzi weather, holiday festivities, Chiefs playoff season)
Price Range
- Budget Options: $80-150/night (The Fontaine, Americas Best Value Inn, La Quinta Airport)
- Mid-Range: $150-250/night (Holiday Inn Express locations, Best Western Airport, Embassy Suites)
- Luxury: $250-400+/night (The Westin Crown Center, Ameristar Casino Hotel, Courtyard Briarcliff)
Best Neighborhoods for Jacuzzi Hotels
- Airport Area: Convenient for travelers, multiple hotel options with spa amenities (Holiday Inn Express Airport, La Quinta Airport, Best Western Airport, Embassy Suites Airport)
- Crown Center: Upscale area, premium hotels, connected to attractions (The Westin Kansas City at Crown Center)
- Country Club Plaza: Elegant shopping district, boutique accommodations (The Fontaine)
- Sports Complex Area: Near stadiums, modern amenities (Holiday Inn Express Sport Complex)
- Briarcliff: Prestigious area, refined accommodations (Courtyard Kansas City At Briarcliff)
Top Food & Dining
- BBQ Classics: Joe's Kansas City Bar-B-Que (famous Z-Man sandwich, burnt ends), LC's Bar-B-Q (pit beans, burnt ends), Gates Bar-B-Q (legendary sauce)
- Fine Dining: The American Restaurant (contemporary American), Bluestem (modern American), Novel Restaurant (farm-to-table)
- Local Favorites: Winstead's (steakburgers since 1940), Town Topic Hamburgers (sliders since 1937), Fritz's Railroad Restaurant (train delivers food)
- International: Vietnam Cafe (pho), India Palace (Indian cuisine), Manny's Mexican Restaurant (authentic Mexican)
Activities & Attractions Near Hotels
- Historic Landmarks: Union Station Kansas City (Science City, planetarium, historic architecture), Liberty Memorial & National WWI Museum, Kansas City City Market
- Sports & Entertainment: Kauffman Stadium (Kansas City Royals), Arrowhead Stadium (Kansas City Chiefs), T-Mobile Center (concerts, events)
- Cultural Attractions: Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, American Jazz Museum, Kansas City Zoo
- Entertainment Districts: Power & Light District (nightlife), Westport (live music), Country Club Plaza (shopping), Crossroads Arts District
- Family Activities: Crown Center (shopping, dining, SEA LIFE Aquarium), Worlds of Fun amusement park, Defy Gravity trampoline park
Nearby Jacuzzi Getaways
- Lake of the Ozarks, MO: (120 miles) - Popular lake resort destination, luxury lakefront resorts with spa amenities, water sports and recreation
- Lawrence, KS: (40 miles) - University town, boutique hotels, historic charm, Massachusetts Street entertainment district
- Topeka, KS: (60 miles) - Kansas capital city, historic sites, boutique accommodations with spa services
- Columbia, MO: (120 miles) - University town, modern hotels with amenities, historic downtown district, cultural attractions
- St. Joseph, MO: (55 miles) - Historic river town, charming bed & breakfasts, Pony Express history, casino resorts with spa facilities