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Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Kansas City At Village West, KS

1805 North 110th Street, Kansas City KS 66111, US

Reservations: +1 (800) 830-5222 US/Canada Toll-free

Telephone: +1 (913) 299-4700 Fax: +1 (913) 299-9944

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Convenient Kansas City Lodging near Fun and Entertainment

Whether you're visiting Kansas City for business or leisure, you're sure to appreciate our hotel's close proximity to the Legends shopping center, downtown Kansas City, the Nascar Speedway, Community America Ballpark, LiveStrong Sporting Park, Worlds of Fun and Oceans of Fun. Our hotel off I-70 and I-435 makes it easy for business and leisure travelers to commute between both Kansas City, KS and Kansas City, MO attractions.

Guests lodging in Kansas City enjoy close proximity to these great attractions:

Capital Federal Park @ Sandstone
Capitol Federal Park at Sandstone is an open-air performance venue located in Bonner Springs, Kansas. Opened in 1984 as Sandstone Amphitheater, it is a place where concert fans have been making memories for over twenty years. Audience capacity at Capitol Federal Park at Sandstone is 18,000 people, including approximately 3,100 box and reserved seats.
CommunityAmerica Ballpark
The Kansas City T-Bones began playing at CommunityAmerica Ballpark on June 6, 2003. In 2011, the T-Bones are preparing for their ninth season at this award-winning facility, which brings family-friendly fun to baseball fans and non-baseball fans alike! CommunityAmerica Ballpark took only nine months and two days to complete. In that time, Titan Construction and Ehlert Development Company created a baseball stadium with a retro feel, but all of the amenities to which fans have grown accustomed.
LIVESTRONG Sporting Park
Sporting Kansas City will open its brand new, state-of-the-art LIVESTRONG Sporting Park on June 9, 2011. The $200 million venue will be one of the best stadiums of its size in North America and will combine the best attributes of European and South American soccer stadia with the modern fan amenities American sports fans desire.
Kansas City Speedway (across the street)
Catch a race at this popular attraction near our hotel in Kansas City.
Phone: +1 (913) 328-3300
Downtown Kansas City, MO (15 miles)
Downtown Kansas City, Missouri is a great place to visit for entertainment, attractions, dining, shopping and more.
Phone: +1 (816) 421-1661
Legends Shopping Area (0.5 miles)
The Legends at Village West offer premium shopping, dining and entertainment less than a mile from our hotel.
Phone: +1 (913) 788-3700
Kansas City Zoo (24 miles)
While lodging in Kansas City, be sure to visit this popular attraction, home to thousands of animals from all over the world.
Phone: +1 (816) 513-5700
Worlds of Fun /Oceans of Fun (25 miles)
The entire family is sure to have fun at these popular Kansas City theme parks.
Phone: +1 (816) 454-4545
College Basketball Experience (15.5 miles)
This interactive venue immerses college basketball fans in the game, players Hall of Fame and important College Basketball moments.
Phone: +1 (816) 949-7515
Nelson Atkins Museum of Art (21 miles)
This newly constructed art museum features an outstanding collection of art from the ancient to modern era.
Phone: +1 (816) 751-1ART
National WWI Museum (16.7 miles)
This is the nation's official World War I museum and features highly interactive exhibits.
Phone: +1 (816) 784-1918
Boulevard Brewing Company (15.2 miles)
As the largest specialty brewer in the Midwest, Boulevard Brewing continues to make quality beers for every season.
Phone: +1 (816) 474-7095
Science City (16.1 miles)
This science center is fun for everyone. As part of a restored 1914 Kansas City landmark, the Station, Science City makes history interesting and interactive.
Phone: +1 (816) 460-2020

About Kansas City

Named after the Kansa Indians who settled along the Missouri River, Kansas City blends old and new, city and prairie. It's often been called the "City of Fountains" since it boasts more outdoor water features than any other city, Rome excepted. Music flows freely, too, especially in the form of jazz. That legacy can still be heard at the famous 18th & Vine Historic District or at City Market. Architecture, most notably the sixty-plus examples of Art Deco styling, are also prominent. Other attractions include Science City at Union Station, the Kansas City Zoo, and the Arabia Steamboat Museum. For grown ups, Kansas City's riverboat casinos are a huge draw, as are the city's hometown teams, the NFL Chiefs and MLB Royals.

Did you know?

Kansas City, here I come! A mecca for the modern jazz style of the 20s and 30s, Kansas City attracted musicians from across the U.S., thanks in part to the city's stable economy. Jazz greats Count Basie, Charlie Parker, Lester Young, Big Joe Turner, Buster Smith and Jay McShann all have musical roots here. In the mid-30s, Kansas City had well over 400 night clubs, cabarets, burlesque houses and dance halls, earning it the nickname "Paris of the Plains."