This hotel was beautiful, and so well designed and decorated. The entire grounds felt very well manicured and posh. It was a fun experience and the location is wonderful for visiting the Nelson or hitting up Shakespeare in the Park. Gorgeous hotel. Loved the coffee bar. Safe parking. Beautiful bathroom with high end toiletries. Ice machine in the main house. AC worked very well, and the pillows were so comfy. Big soft towels, rain shower gets nice and hot. Very very comfortable stay.

Contactless check in is not a "bad thing", but if you are booking while traveling a lot and you miss the messages about how to pre-check in, it can feel a little frustrating to arrive and have no way to get in. So be sure to check your communication from the hotel in advance of arrival to avoid confusion.

A great area. (Nelson Atkinson art museum very close by. ) Italian restaurant within walking distance for dinner) Lovely rooms. Art & art books. Artisan Chocolates . Madeleines and apples . Malin & Goetz products . The owner was in touch with us by phone if we had any questions

Unfortunately we didn’t meet the owner or manager as we were given codes to get through the doors instead . Ok for us but maybe not ideal for a single guest. Always good to see staff. Some guests not entirely sure where to find their room . No breakfast available ,there was coffee. (Starbucks is round the corner) Leaving an electric jug by the Espresso machine could be a good idea .

Great location. Beautifully decorated rooms.

It was an unusual property. Almost like an Airbnb so no one is at a front desk. There are a few things that could be explained better. For example I went to make my coffee in the morning and there didn’t seem to be a way of getting water for the Nespresso machine. Perhaps having a covered pitcher full of water on the table would be a good idea. Many guests were also confused about the fact that there are two buildings across the street from each other and that made finding their rooms difficult. A little more explanation and a map could have helped. But the rooms were enormous and very pretty.

The Truitt was absolute PERFECTION!! Everything about this property was wonderful from the design to the comfy rooms to the special little details all around. We had stayed at the sister property, The Aida, previously but I had been wanting to see this property and I am SO glad we chose to stay here this time while we were in KC. The property consists of two stunning buildings that are decorated so beautifully. The whole downstairs area was so relaxing and had the most chill vibe. We opted for staying in and just hanging out versus going out because we loved the feel so much. Our room was decorated so beautifully and had the most comfortable bed. We wondered if the property might end up being noisy since it was an older home, but it was surprisingly quiet. We were not bothered by noise from anywhere! They also had a very cute outdoor space that was nice to sit in while unwinding for the evening. The contactless check-in was so smooth and even though we did not see them face-to-face, the hosts were INCREDIBLE!! They gave clear directions, offered recommendations, and made sure that our experience was perfect. We can't wait to come back!

Nothing! Everything exceeded our expectations!

The rooms were exquisitely decorated and the bed was very comfortable. The suite was spacious and offered lots of amenities. Loved the coffee being available at all hours. I am celiac, so could not eat the muffins, but my husband said they were wonderful. The hosts offered recommendations on nearby activities or restaurants and included a very sweet note mentioning our celebration (reason for travel). Check-in was contactless and very easy to manage. The hosts were available for any questions and very accommodating.

The shower had great lighting, but the sink area was too dim. The low lighting fit the historic atmosphere, but it was not conducive to putting contacts in, shaving, or applying makeup. Thankfully, I travel with lighted mirror so it wasn't a problem we couldn't get around.

Such a beautifully preserved home and in a great location! We walked to the Nelson Adkins Museum, which is just two blocks away, and two of variety of great restaurants, which were a few blocks in the opposite direction. Our suite was incredibly spacious! We had a very large living room, nice size bathroom, and huge bedroom. The bed was very comfortable and hard to get out of in the morning! Loved how cared-for the place is. We will be back.

Because it’s an historic home, there is no elevator. We were on the third floor, which means we had to negotiate a very narrow set of winding stairs between the second and third floor. But the suite itself was worth it. Just be aware of this fact if you get a room at the top of the house.

Gorgeous beautiful rooms and great details. Common rooms are thought out and sexy. Will definitely be returning.

Few small things in our room would have been nice. A small dresser in bedroom, a soap dish on the bathroom vanity, Kleenex in the bathroom as well as in bedroom space. Swinging doors between bedroom and bathroom. Knobs only on outside making it difficult to close. Medicine cabinet had lots of chipping & chipped paint. It’s a 100 + year old property and has some quirks, but well priced and very enjoyable.

The ambiance of the hotel and the room was excellent. As you entered, you a wonderful smell filled the air, everything was beautifully set up. Very clean with a lot of small special amenities, we loved our stay. Extremely well located, we walked to most places and returned by Uber. Parking onsite was easy. We never saw any staff. Everything was arranged by messages and entry codes.

The room was not very functional for someone who wanted to work on a desk, as there was no desk. We had to make a special request first and refrigerator (needed to keep medication in it). Our request was honored and we found the fridge in the room. We had difficulty bringing our luggage and stuff into the room (despite it being upon request on the ground floor) as there were a few steps and no cart.

Nice, vintage, very quiet, beautiful setting near museums. Exceptionally comfortable mattress!! Lighting was on fader switches to adjust. Wonderful downstairs of property too.

Breakfast was unavailable at the boutique hotel; the neighborhood and greater surrounding area did not appear to support any breakfast restaurants or diners, or convenience stores. Westport is exceptionally difficult to drive around at this time due to mass road construction everywhere, very narrow street infrastructure in the same vein as Santa Fe, MN. Would like some sort of area where guests could microwave their amazing leftovers from the fine area restaurants.

I LOVED this hotel. Before I checked in, I got a call from the hosts that I got upgraded to a suite. The space was so moody, cozy, and really beautiful. Self check-in was really easy, and I lucked out when I hit a snag with my door (the battery on the lock was dying). One of the staff members helped me by grabbing new batteries and changing them out in minutes. The location was perfect. I was able to walk to museums, restaurants, and parks. Parking was also a breeze. I'd definitely come back.

The only nitpicky thing I'd change is the curtains over the bed. There are blackout curtains in other rooms, but not in the bedroom. I'm a pretty early riser but I do like to sleep in on vacation. The curtains made that harder.