Hotel Kansas City, Part of Hyatt

I was going to Kansas City for a concert; it was about a ten-minute drive from the venue. The hotel was quite old; it looked like it had been renovated, but the overall facilities were dated. You had to ask the front desk for water, and the coffee machine was covered in dust. Luckily, I brought a bottled water maker from China that I could use to boil water directly (also, the voltage in the US is the same as in Japan, 110V, so remember to check the voltage of any appliances you bring. For example, a Dyson hairdryer won't work in China, so I had to buy a pirated 110V hairdryer from Huaqiangbei). The hotel breakfast was à la carte from the cafe in the lobby, which was quite good—delicious and convenient. It felt like a typical business hotel in China.