Each room included a fridge that has always been clean and in good condition. Two of the desks had broken legs, but were still sturdy and one of the TV cabinets had a part broke off that was laying on top of it. Some rooms have bright woods with the TV in a cabinet, and others have dark woods with the TV on top of a dresser or some mix of the two. Furniture in the rooms has been somewhat worn, and each room has had a mis-match of furniture in it.perhaps due to the change in brands recently. All the rooms have been clean and have the Four Points bedding upgrade. Rooms: I have had four different rooms, all located on the 5th floor. Overall property is in decent condition with a nice open lobby, although the restaurant area and hallways are somewhat worn. Outdoor pool is inside the 'L' configuration and there are a few meeting rooms as well as restaurant onsite. Building is a 5 story, full window building. Plenty of close parking (free) is available and they have the usual airport shuttle. Property has an 'L' configuration and is surrounded by other hotels with the KCI Expo Center across the street. General property: Conveniently located near KCI Airport (MCI) with easy access to I29 & I435. Property then reopened in Sep 2006 as the Four Points after a $3.5 million renovation. All bulk samples taken by inspectors tested positive for asbestos.įollowing air-sampling tests conducted by an independent contractor, the Clarion voluntarily shut down and all occupants were relocated. The project was immediately shut down and the areas were ordered closed off by health inspectors after these discoveries were made. Yet, there were no engineering controls or barriers in place to protect the guests, occupants or workers from exposure to asbestos. Guests, hotel employees and construction trade workers occupied the hotel during the renovation project.

Hotel representatives of the project had not notified the Health Department and failed to obtain the appropriate permit for the renovation project. The project involved the removal of asbestos containing ceiling texture from all five floors including hallways, common areas and guest rooms. The renovation project had been under way for approximately 60 days, according to information obtained by air quality inspectors. Plaza Drive) and discovered workers were removing ceiling texture containing asbestos as part of a renovation project. The City of Kansas City, Mo., Health Department, acting on an anonymous telephone call received by the department’s Air Quality Program on March 9, responded to the Clarion Hotel KCI (11832 N.W.

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