(816) 221-7000
106 W 12th St
(Baltimore Avenue)
Kansas City,
MO
64105
39.1
-94.5844
Neighborhood: Central Business District - Downtown
Hotel Phillips
Hours:
24 hours
Last updated 8.12.09
What People Are Saying About Hotel Phillips
The Owner
Hotel Phillips
Owner
Opened in 1931 as the tallest hotel in Kansas City at 20 floors, with 450 rooms, built at a fortune of $1.6 million dollars, Hotel Phillips was the epitome of luxury from its inception. The 11-foot high golden statue representing Dawn, the winged goddess of the stars, was commissioned to embellish the lobby as a symbol of hospitality. Through the years, the hotel featured lavish dining and today's Phillip Chophouse was a dining room popular with World War II servicemen, as was a tropical-themed lounge with thunder and lighting sound effects and drizzling rainfall. Countless celebrities and…
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
Swanky hotel brings urban chic to Kansas City with a hip atmosphere and full amenities.
Vintage feel, treated like royalty
by danigirl852 at Citysearch
I snaged a great deal on a room and loved every minute of it. The hotel seemed pretty empty and the front desk staff very helpful. Adressing me as Ms. almost like I was a princess. The bed was SO comfortable and the room was exqusite! It was too bad I could only stay one night. Highly recommended to anyone wanting a nice hotel to relax and get away.
- Pros: Fluffy pillows and great feel.
- Cons: Maid came at 8:15!
Wonderful attention to detail!
by nat104 at Citysearch
We stayed at the Hotel Phillips for a weekend get away. We loved the art deco interior and beautiful lobby which greets you upon entering. The attention to detail is wonderful, down to the aveda bath products and the service is attentive from the friendly and professional front desk staff to the bellmen. The bed was extremely comfortable with a plush comforter and down pillows. I highly recommend staying here to anyone who wants a luxurious and relaxing time away!
- Pros: Service, Luxurious Beds, Decor
- Cons: Valet Parking Only
Art Deco Excellence!
by HotelReview at Citysearch
One of Kansas City's most beautiful examples of Art Deco Architecture has been born again at the Hotel Phillips House. This downtown hotel is once again one of Kansas City's finest. Where other historic hotels typically have small rooms and baths, these will surprise you in their spaciousness. Though it's puzzling with such large rooms why the current reincarnation failed to set aside any two-bedded rooms, all rooms are one-bedded kings. The two-story lobby is breathtaking and the lower level, formal dinning room is very elegant and romantic. The 12st bar is casual and fun but sometimes can offer bad surburban (garage band) entertainment. The Hotel Phillips House failures in the past have always been bad management rather than the physical property itself. Let's hope this time around a quality operator is more pemanent, for the Phillips House deserves nothing less.
- Pros: Architecture, Romantic, Downtown
- Cons: Only King Bedded Rms
The Details on Hotel Phillips
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Hotels & Motels, Luxury Hotels, Business Hotels, Catering, Tourist Hotels, Lodging, Boutique Hotels
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Message from Hotel Phillips
- Contemporary Art Deco Luxury
- Wi-Fi access
- AAA Four Diamond Award
Opened in 1931 as the tallest hotel in Kansas City at 20 floors, with 450 rooms, built at a fortune of $1.6 million dollars, Hotel Phillips was the epitome of luxury from its inception. The 11-foot high golden statue representing Dawn, the winged goddess of the stars, was commissioned to embellish the lobby as a symbol of hospitality. Through the years, the hotel featured lavish dining and today's Phillip Chophouse was a dining room popular with World War II servicemen, as was a tropical-themed lounge with thunder and lighting sound effects and drizzling rainfall. Countless celebrities and heads of state graced its halls, including Presidents Eisenhower and Truman and screen stars such as the Barrymore family.
In 1979 it was placed on the National Register of Historic Places.Lustrous art deco decor and the earmarks of a sophisticated urban boutique hotel.




