This isn't the fanciest place I have ever stayed, but I found the room to be clean enough. The bed was not very comfy and the pillows weren't great, so I would bring my own pillow next time. But it was so nice to have a refrigerator/microwave/burners in the room - what a treat it was to go to the grocery store and then have meals in the hotel room! The location is close to downtown and my in-laws loved that there was a mile loop park to walk in in the mornings right across the street. Plenty of parking -- all in all, a good stay. Just a note: there aren't shampoo/conditioner bottles in the bathroom, so bring your own!

The location of this property is great, right in the mix of all that the plaza has to offer. There was ample free parking and the woman at the front desk was cheerful and pleasant.

My room was on the second floor and as soon as I got off of the elevator, the smell of smoke hit me. As I walked down the long hall to my room the smell just got stronger.

When I got into the room, the smell of stale smoke was evident everywhere. There were also two ashtrays in the room letting me know that I had gotten a smoking room. When you get on Homestead's website they do warn you that you cannot be guaranteed a non smoking (or smoking) room. So, I knew upfront that there was a chance I would be stuck in a smoking room.

The room and general areas are dated and show signs of wear and tear, but are generally clean.

The room is decent sized and has a full kitchen. As with most extended stay properties, the amenties are very few. Two towels in the bathroom, two pillows on the bed and the cheapest fixtures and furnishings you could imagine. Everything in this place is geared to save a buck. Housekeeping comes by once a week unless you pay for more.

There was a nice flat panel TV that was a departure from the overall cheapness of the property however.

For the most part, the property was very quiet. That was good because sometimes these cheap extended stay places are havens for druggies, pimps, and prostitutes.

I rated it as average. At $44 a night I felt I got what I paid for. All I would say is that if being in a smokey facility or room would bother you, don't book at a Homestead.

The front desk had to go up and check to see if our room was ready, she came back and said probably 10 more min to have a seat, IN THE HALLWAY! There is no lobby. Waited over 20 min, she finally remembered we were sitting there and said that we could go check if it was ready. We were given a half piece of torn paper with their policies, $3 per day for new towels, $5 per day to make the bed too!!! The room is very dated, the bathtub caulk is full of mold, the toilet had a hard time flushing, the sink was fully clogged and about to over flow while brushing my teeth, the sink drain was rusty, no tissues, no soap, no shampoo, the tv had bad reception I had to pull out the dresser and fix it. Bad move,what I found behind the dresser is beyond words! The bed was the hardest I'd ever slept on. Our room was next to the entrance and we could hear the door slamming all night and early morning. For over $100 a night this was unbelievable, I've stayed in better hotels that were $39 a night. I don't know how anyone could give this dump a good review

I'm in KC every week or two for business and have lost count how many nights I have stayed here. Staff is always outstanding and responsive. Wifi is a must for what I do - it's free. If I want to eat out or entertainment the plaza is a couple of blocks away. If I don't feel like eating out the rooms have a fridge, stove, microwave, pots, pans & utensils. The rooms are always clean and comfortable. Another important factor for me is whether concentrating on work or sleeping the noise level is always minimal. In the 6+ months I have been staying there I have never had a bad experience. If you want the latest greatest over-priced place to stay they are down the road. This facility is consistently friendly, clean, comfortable, and my preference when in KC.