Those prolific songwriters Leiber and Stoller knew what they were doing when they wrote the rock and roll classic, “Kansas City.” For those staying at a Power and Light hotel, there will be no doubt that the city is home to a strong musical heritage.

The song was a celebration and homage to a city that has always had music at its heart. The Beatles recorded the song and performed it at a concert in the city to a rapturous reception. For those who have yet to experience the excitement of Kansas City firsthand, you will want to know all about the City Power and Light District. By staying at a hotel located in the area, you are guaranteed a sensational stay. The whole area is a magical musical experience following one of the largest new development projects in the Midwest.

Specifically designed with visitors in mind, a mixture of dining, retail and entertainment means that you can be sure of finding just what you’re looking for. And there’s no need to worry if you’re there on business, because conventioneers can look forward to superb facilities and all the great attractions that those vacationing can enjoy.

So what can you expect when you stay in a Power and Light hotel? Never being bored, for sure. If it’s a dining experience you’re after, you will almost be spoiled for choice. Whether your taste extends to Italian, Asian, Mexican or practically any kind of food, you will be catered for at one of the area’s many superb eateries.

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Sitting at the foot of the Ozark Mountains, Missouri has a rich history and an assortment of attractions to offer the entire family. Lodging in Missouri is both easy and affordable, providing ease and comfort to vacationers and business travelers alike.

Stunning History of Saint Louis Lodging

Missouri’s most famous landmark is perhaps the Gateway Arch. At 630 feet high, it is the tallest national monument in the United States. Approximately one million visitors each year ride its trams to the top to take in the stunning St. Louis skyline.

Right across the street from the Arch is the Adam’s Mark St. Louis. This riverside hotel has an impressive three-story atrium in the lobby, complete with a pair of nine-foot bronze horses imported from Italy. Guestrooms offer a view of the Arch, downtown, and the Mississippi River. Cardinals fans are only two blocks from Busch Stadium, and for a fee, you can reach downtown destinations by a romantic, horse-drawn carriage.

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