Lees Summit Getaway: Unbeatable Comfort Inn & Suites Deals!
Alright, buckle up buttercups, because we're diving HEADFIRST into the Lees Summit Getaway: Unbeatable Comfort Inn & Suites Deals! We're not just reviewing this place, we're experiencing it, warts and all. I'm gonna be brutally honest, and maybe a little bit scattered, but hey, that's life, right? Let's get this show on the road, and maybe, just maybe, you'll be booking a room by the end of this glorious mess.
First Impressions (and the Inevitable Parking Saga)
Okay, so first things first: Accessibility. Listen, I'm not using a wheelchair, but it was immediately obvious this place cared. Elevators? Check. Ramps? Check. They weren't just slapping on labels; it felt genuinely considered. And that, my friends, is a BIG win. Now, about the parking… it was free. Free, people! On-site! Bless their hearts. (And yes, there was a car power charging station, which, for a tech-challenged boomer like myself, is basically magic.) The "Car park [on-site]" is a huge plus, makes life easy.
The Room: My Kingdom for Blackout Curtains!
Okay, let's talk about the room itself. Available in all rooms: You can find many options here. Air conditioning? Yep, thankfully. Alarm clock? Yup. Bathroom phone? Seriously? Who even uses those anymore? It was kind of hilarious. Bathtub? Yes, a standard, good-sized tub. Blackout curtains? PRAISE THE LORD! My mortal enemy is the sun, and these babies were my saviors. Slept like a baby. Almost. (More on that later.) Complimentary tea? YES! God bless a good cuppa. And the free Wi-Fi, the internet access – wireless and Internet access – LAN in the was strong, no complaints. Daily housekeeping? Yep, and they did a fantastic job. Hair dryer? Check. In-room safe box? Sure. Refrigerator? Cool. Satellite/cable channels? Plenty of options to waste away the hours. Shower? Adequate. Smoke detector? Always a good sign. Towels? Soft enough. The little details are all right where you'd want them.
Cleanliness and Safety: Pandemic Paradise (Almost)
Right, let's get real for a sec. These days, safety is paramount. And this place? They were trying. Anti-viral cleaning products? Supposedly. Daily disinfection in common areas? Seemed like it. Hand sanitizer? Everywhere. Individually-wrapped food options? Yup. Rooms sanitized between stays? They claimed it. A lot of boxes checked. The Staff trained in safety protocol and the Daily disinfection in common areas were reassuring.
The Food Scene: Bless Their Hearts… and Maybe Bring Snacks
Alright, the dining situation. Restaurants? They had some. Breakfast [buffet]? Yup. Standard hotel stuff. Breakfast service? They tried. Let's just say, it wasn't a culinary masterpiece. More 'functional' than 'fabulous'. But hey, it was free, and I filled up. Also, I found Coffee/tea in restaurant, which I need. I will say: it was nice of them to provide Bottle of water. Otherwise, you are on your own.
If you are looking for food, you got a Coffee/tea in restaurant and a Coffee shop and a Snack bar. It seems to me if you are looking for a proper meal, you might be better off going offsite.
Things to Do (and Ways to Relax): Spa Dreams?
Okay, so here's the deal. They say they have a Fitness center and a Swimming pool [outdoor]. Didn't have time to try it, but hey, options are good. No Spa/sauna. So, if you're dreaming of a pampering weekend, maybe look elsewhere for the Spa. But the Pool with view looks nice.
The "Things to Do" Outside the Walls
This is where it gets interesting. Things to do are not what you would call the strongest point. The hotel is near things like shopping and local restaurants, and I would say the best thing is the access to the highway.
Services and Conveniences: The Little Things That Matter
Alright, let's talk about the "extras." Concierge? Nope. Convenience store? Nada. But they did have Laundry service and Dry cleaning, which are always appreciated. Daily housekeeping was consistent. Important note: The Check-in/out [express] and the Contactless check-in/out are very helpful. Doorman in this hotel is not applicable.
For the Kids (Bless Their Parents)
Family/child friendly? Pretty much. They had a Kids meal on the menu (though I didn't see any actual kids), so… there you have it.
Getting Around
Airport transfer: No. Taxi service: You can call one. Car park [free of charge]. Is a bonus!
The Quirks and Imperfections (Because Let's Be Honest)
Okay, where it goes wrong. My one major (and slightly dramatic) complaint: The bed. It was…adequate. Not terrible, but not the clouds-are-made-of-cotton kind of amazing, either. The pillows were a bit thin, I will admit. As I said: If they improved the bed, this is a 5-star review.
Lees Summit Getaway: Unbeatable Comfort Inn & Suites Deals! – My Verdict
Look, it's not perfect. There's room for improvement. But for the price? Value for money? Absolutely. The focus? Convenience, safety, and a decent night's sleep (provided you bring your own amazing pillows).
My Verdict: A solid, reliable option. The hotel is a good choice for people looking for a comfortable and affordable stay. Would I go back? Absolutely. I am, after all, the kind of person who likes something easy, and the hotel is definitely that.
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Alright, buckle up buttercups, because this isn't your grandma's meticulously planned itinerary. This is… my itinerary. And let's be honest, it's more of a suggestion, a loose guideline held together by duct tape and the fervent hope that I don't lose my car keys before noon. This trip to Lees Summit? It's gonna be a journey.
The Comfort Inn & Suites Lees Summit - Kansas City: A Love Story (Maybe?)
Day 1: Arrival and the Existential Dread of Hotel Rooms
1:00 PM: Arrive at the Comfort Inn. Apparently, "Lees Summit" is a real place. I mean, I knew it intellectually, but seeing it on a sign? Wild. The exterior… well, it's a Comfort Inn. Functionally beige, which is honestly a vibe. You know, practical.
1:15 PM: Check-in. The front desk person (bless her heart) is navigating a crisis with the key card machine. She's got that thousand-yard stare that says, "I've seen things." I relate. Finally, I get my card. Freedom! Except… the hallway smell. Is that… chlorine? Mild disappointment.
1:30 PM: The Room. Let's be honest, hotel rooms are weird. It's a temporary bubble-world, full of questionable carpets and the faint aroma of… previous guests. The bedspread is suspiciously pristine. I am immediately overcome with a profound urge to jump on it. Must… resist… adulting requires dignity. I fight the urge… for five minutes.
1:45 PM: Jump on the bed. Yep. Still feels good. Regret immediately followed by a sudden hunger.
2:00 PM: The real unpacking begins. I have this weird system where the "important" things (phone, charger, book) go on the bedside table, the "might need later" things (sweaters, extra socks, existential dread) into the closet. The rest? They get flung haphazardly onto whatever surface is available.
2:30 PM: Scavenge for the pool. Gotta get the lay of the land. Did I mention the pool? Big selling point. It's… inside. And a little… chlorinated. But hey, a pool’s a pool, right? Especially when you've been in a car for hours.
3:00 PM: Pool time! Okay, maybe not time time. More like "dip my toe and cautiously observe the other humans." There's a family cannonballing. There's a couple whispering sweet nothings (I bet they're judging my swim cap). There's me, carefully avoiding eye contact and contemplating the existential meaning of lukewarm water pressure.
4:00 PM: Dinner. A local dive. "The Good Food," I'm not kidding. The name alone is enough. This place has a charm that's like watching a grumpy old dog sniff a rose and then immediately start itching. Raw and real. That first bite of their supposedly famous burger, the "Summit Slam," is heaven. Okay, this is probably the highlight of the trip.
6:00 PM: Back at the hotel. The exhaustion is REAL. Time to get comfortable… and maybe watch bad TV in hopes it somehow makes me feel better. Oh, and that book I brought? It remains unopened. Such is life.
Day 2: Delving into Lees Summit and the Agony of Choice
9:00 AM: Breakfast. The "complimentary" breakfast. The words used in this case are very loose. It is adequate. The waffles, though… they're like a slightly-better-than-expected paper plate. I load up on the coffee. Fuel is required for the day ahead.
9:30 AM: Venture into the day. Let's do some sightseeing. Google Maps is a blessing. We're going to find a "historical downtown." I picture antique stores, ice cream shops, and the lingering scent of mothballs.
10:30 AM: The Historical Downtown experience! Okay, there are antique stores. There's an ice cream shop (scoring points!). And yes, that delightful hint of… something that had been forgotten and then suddenly found. I wander, I browse, I maybe buy a postcard, and feel a sense of… well, satisfaction. It's a quaint, lovely place.
12:00 PM: Lunch. Lunch is the worst decision of the day. All options are available. Too many options. I wander around, considering options. A pizza place (tempting). A diner (classic). A place serving… "gourmet" sandwiches? Ah, the torment.
1:00 PM: Visit a park. Parks are underrated. If I want to pretend I'm normal, I go for a walk down the trails. I see people doing normal things. What am I doing? Trying to write this itinerary. I spend more time staring at trees. I am in touch with nature.
3:00 PM: The most amazing massage, ever. I'd booked a massage. I'd be lying if I said it wasn't the best part of the day. This is possibly the most relaxed I am during the entire trip. Maybe the best massage of my life, actually.
5:00 PM: Dinner and drinks. Dinner is a good excuse to have more drinks. The more drinks, the funnier I get. The funny part about this whole thing is how completely and utterly predictable it all is.
7:00 PM: A movie. I will try to go. Then I'll realize I have more fun in the hotel.
8:00 PM: The day is over. I head back to my room feeling mostly ok. The bed is comfy. I am looking forward to the next day.
Day 3: Departure and the Lingering Question of the Waffle
9:00 AM: Breakfast, round three (same coffee, same vague satisfaction). I resolve to master the waffle. My goal: to achieve a perfect golden-brownness. Failure.
9:30 AM: Pack. The art (or chaos) of re-packing is complete.
10:00 AM: Check out. The key card machine still isn't behaving. But, hey, at least I have a story.
10:15 AM: Goodbye, Comfort Inn & Suites Lees Summit. It's not you, it's me. Or rather, it is you, but in the most wonderfully average, chlorine-scented way possible.
10:30 AM: The long drive home. Reflecting on the trip. Overall, I feel like I've… experienced something.
12:00 PM: The long drive continues, the only thing I'm thinking about is getting home and catching up with my bed.
1.30 PM: I get back. I am glad. The vacation is over.
This, my friends, is my itinerary. It's messy. It's imperfect. It's probably not something you'd put in a travel magazine. But it's mine. And that, at the end of the day, is all that matters. Now, if you'll excuse me, I have a waffle to conquer. Or at least, to slightly improve. Wish me luck.
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Lees Summit Getaway: Unbeatable Comfort Inn & Suites Deals! - FAQs (Because Life Isn't Always Neat)
Okay, so… is this *really* a good deal? Like, actually? I've been burned before.
Alright, deep breath. I get it. "Unbeatable" is a word that gets thrown around more than a football at a Chiefs tailgate. Look, I'm not going to promise you rainbows and unicorns. My last "unbeatable" deal involved a timeshare presentation and a free toaster that promptly died. But, I *did* just book a weekend at the Comfort Inn & Suites in Lees Summit, and honestly? It *felt* pretty dang good. The prices were noticeably lower than other places I checked, especially for the location. You’re close to everything! (More on that "everything" later…) Consider it a chance to *not* mortgage your future for a decent hotel room. That alone is a win in my book. Just, maybe read the fine print… you know, the usual.
What makes this Comfort Inn & Suites "special?" Besides the obvious, ya know, being a place to crash?
"Special?" Hmm… Let's be real, it's a Comfort Inn. It's not the Ritz. But the location, for my purposes, was *key*. I was there to visit my crazy Aunt Mildred (bless her heart), and this place put me right in the sweet spot. Plus, the reviews mentioned a decent pool. And after Aunt Mildred's constant stream of unsolicited dating advice, a pool was exactly what I needed. They also mentioned a complimentary breakfast, which is *huge*. I'm notoriously terrible at adulting before noon. And honestly, the little things… like, you know, the free Wi-Fi that actually worked, that made a difference. It wasn’t a palace, but it wasn’t a dungeon either. It was… comfortable. And honestly, sometimes, that’s all you need.
Breakfast? Tell me more. Is it just sad, stale pastries? Because I'm a breakfast snob.
Okay, okay, breakfast. Yes, it *is* included, and yes, there are pastries. But, and this is important, there's more! I survived! They had those little waffle makers (score!), which is a classic. And, bless their hearts, they had actual scrambled eggs – not the rubbery, weirdly yellow kind. The coffee? Let's just say it got the job done. It wasn't Third Wave, artisanal, bean-to-cup, but it was hot, caffeinated, and free. Perfect for staving off the sugar crash from those aforementioned pastries. It was a solid, standard hotel breakfast and that's all I really needed, let's be honest.
What's *near* the Comfort Inn & Suites? Because "close to everything" is a vague claim.
Alright, this is where things get good! Lees Summit is just bursting with stuff. Are you looking for shopping? Check. Restaurants? Double-check. My visit was all about seeing Aunt Mildred and she absolutely *loves* the new Target. (She's a bargain hunter, just like me). But really, everything, and I mean *everything* is pretty close, I even found a nice park to walk off all the biscuits I scarfed down during breakfast. You can easily hop on the highway to hit up Kansas City if you are in the mood! There's a movie theater nearby, a bunch of fast-casual places (perfect after a long day of… well, anything), and a real sense of community vibe.
Okay, I'm sold... but what if something goes wrong? What happens if... you know, it's a disaster?
Look, nothing's perfect. I am not going to tell you everything is gonna be peachy-keen because life doesn’t work that way. There will be a hiccup somewhere. I once stayed at a hotel where the showerhead shot water sideways. Just… sideways. If something goes wrong, like a weird smell or something, just tell the front desk. They seemed pretty responsive and friendly so, if there's issue, the staff seem like they will help. Realistically, it's not going to be the end of the world. And if it *is* a disaster? Write it down! That makes a good story. (Just don't blame me!)
Anecdote Time! My personal "something going wrong" incident: I forgot my phone charger. Seriously. Panic set in. How was I supposed to document Aunt Mildred's stories of her dating adventures?! Luckily, a kind soul at the front desk lent me one. Crisis averted. Phew!
