Not much to say about Fort Leavenworth other than the place is simply beautiful with all of its…read morehistoric buildings. Unfortunately, it is a destination for work and the many hours I spend on post are work hours so the enjoyment factor is recuced quite a bit. However, I have had opportunity to take my camera around and capture some amazing photographs. The Grant statue, the chapel, and all the areas around the North side of post that most people on travel never see are simply beautiful. The streets are narrow and not much traffic by the airport area but there is much to see back there. The golf course is great too. Had a chance to play there and had fun with all the hills and long rough. They had great rates for golf and rental clubs,

Fort Leavenworth has to be one of the nicest Army posts I have been to. Just like Mike M describes…read moreit. There are many hidden gems here, from a WWII Nazi cemetery, to petrified tracks from the Oregon trail! This is a great place for any history buff, or amateur photographer...off work hours of course.

We just finished our first group tour visit to Leavenworth. They have been inviting us for some…read moretime. I'm sorry we didn't get here sooner! They rolled out the red carpet for us, booked a step-on guide, helped us find the right hotel and then greeted us at all our locations. Both Rosalee and Kristi were willing to help out in any way possible. And I was very impressed that Rosalee greeted us on Sunday night. Leavenworth is full of hidden treasures. They also arranged a private luncheon for our group at the Community Center and we were given a fantastic presentation about the Harvey Girls after they had served us our delicious lunch!

From the owner: If you're bringing a group to Leavenworth, our resources make it easy to plan your trip. Choose…read morefrom curated itineraries of local historic sites and attractions, or build your own schedule based on your group's unique interests. You can arrange for tour guides and transportation. Leavenworth is home to three large hotels with meeting space as well as many smaller properties and even a public campground. A fourth hotel will be completed in the fall of 2018. Whether you're a family of four or a business team of 40 plus, planning with the Leavenworth Convention and Visitors Bureau ensures smooth sailing during your visit.

One star because zero wasn't an option…read more Let's start with walking into club house. Deck was rotten and several boards had broken through. They had put a chair over one hole, so safety first, I guess. Then I had booked my tee time online, and paid online. The employee behind the desk informed me that they didn't even HAVE a pay online option, even after I showed him the charge. Finally, he said he didn't care and that we could play for free. I informed it that it wasn't free because we had already paid. Anyway, got our golf carts. Both of them were in need of repair. While they ran, barely, the front tires pointed in different directions. Now sometimes this happens. But on two of the three carts available? The course was in crappy shape. We haven't had rain in a week and they obviously didn't take the opportunity to mow. Lost multiple balls in the "fairway". Between not being mowed and being over run with clover, it was a mess. The rough was waist high prairie grass. There were holes in the fairway, dirt patches and lots of weeds. Which is pretty much the way the greens looked too. It didn't appear the the greens had been mowed in over a week. Several of the greens even had pretty yellow flowers growing randomly on them. The sand traps didn't appear to have sand due to the amount of weeds growing in them. Seriously, 2-3 foot tall weeds in the traps. The steps leading up to several of the tee boxes were rotting and falling away. All in all, exactly what I've come to expect from not so Great Life courses. However, if you are new to the sport, or want to take your little kids out, this is the place for you. Just make sure you take plenty of balls because you are gonna lose them.

Great Life has ruined this place just like the other courses they have taken over. Weeds cover the…read moretee boxes.. greens have huge holes, dead grass. Place is overgrown obviously don't know what mowers are. Not worth $40.

We stayed 3 nights. Breakfasts were 5 star events. The first breakfast we ate in the dining room…read moreunder the beautiful chandelier with other guests. We all became fast friends! The people who stay at Inn at 425 appreciate the beauty of the turn of the century decorations and they love Kansas City. Great conversation! Our stay at 425 was a special time of our trip which we valued as equal to any of the attractions of KC. It was to converse and get to know Stephan and Carl, the owners. Here are the details: - This is a fine location that is close to attractions of KC: WWI Museum, Truman Library and Steamboat Arabia exhibit were our favorites. - Taking Lyft to dinner is quick and easy. (We enjoyed Q29 BBQ.) - The details I appreciated: coddled eggs served in beautiful coddlers, quality cutlery being placed perfectly (knife side in!), tasteful placement of antiques that give the room warmth and character. - Clean! I mused the bathroom floor was clean enough to eat off of... but I did not. - Attentive service! I brought back a six pack of ale and put into the cooler. At that time, there were only wine glasses standing by, but in the morning, Weizen glasses appeared in the collection. - I can't say enough of the quality! The food was real! Thick slices of real ham, fresh fruit; and even the capers were high end. There is a lot to see and do in KC. Sofie and I look forward to returning to the Inn at 425 to see our new friends Stephen and Carl! Maybe we will take a day and just sit out in the garden at 425. It's that kind of place!

If I could give Inn At 425 10 stars I would! Carl and Stephan have created a true jewel of a bed…read moreand breakfast in the heart of Kansas City's historic district. Ten of us recently rented out the whole Inn for a Junior High School reunion. Carl and Stephan worked hard to make sure everything was just right for us. Every detail was perfect - the ornately welcoming Victorian home was an elegant, but homey place for us to come together, each of the rooms was sparklingly clean and perfectly decorated and the breakfasts were amazing. The Inn At 425 was such a fabulous venue for our get together, I can hardly wait to bring my husband back for a romantic weekend. Carl and Stephan, you ROCK!!! With Love, Beth and the Girls

This was my first chart/tarot reading with Cindy. It was a jaw dropping experience from the very…read morestart, so accurate with my personality and past things, and knowledgeable about current and near future events. I wanted it to go on another hour. Will definitely schedule again.

I've had a tarot reading by Cindy and a natal chart done in the past. I've enjoyed both readings!…read moreShe's extremely gifted with her intuitive skills and spot on when it came to my readings. I'd definitely recommend her if you're thinking about seeking out advice on any matters in your life.

This was a fun place to spend an hour or two with my toddlers before starting a long car drive! We…read moregot in for about 50% off using our Children's museum pass from another state. Loved the outdoor space to explore with little trikes and a playhouse, wheelbarrows, etc. There were several reading books set areas set up with books to read to your kids, a large overhead climbing area, lots of busy boards, tables set up with smaller building toys for older kids, and more!

My visit and I was impressed! Things for all kids 2 years and up. I I am looking into buying a…read moremembership because I could see going back several times as my granddaughter gross. There is real life activities, such as a kitchen, a grocery store, a train, that has additional things for kids to do that mock real life, which includes a cooking apron, a train engineer, coat, etc. They have an outdoor area and when we were there, it was cooler and rainy, but I could see that this is a wonderful extension to additional play areas suggest a treehouse, a farm silo and a farmers market. Now the treehouse was a little bit dirty, but I think it's probably the time of the year and that it was really damp and wet during our visit. There's a place for you to have lunch. There are organized activities in the afternoon, which we did not participate in, but that goes additional things to do in the afternoon if you're there for a long period of time. The employees there were more than helpful and friendly . Facility was very clean and well organized.

Great customer service from Anna and her team. We went to Cancun and everything was seamless. We…read morewere booked a swim in and out at an all- inclusive resort. I will use them again for travel.

Terrible customer service. Once they make the sale, you're on your own. Booked a Hawaiian vacation…read morefor 4 families with them. The last hotel charged one of the families an additional $1250.00 for 2 extra guests in the room. We showed them paid receipts from Cruise Holidays. They said they meant nothing since we didn't have receipts directly from the hotel. When I contacted Cruise Holidays they assured me it was a mistake. A few days later, they email me and tell me their 3ed party contractor that actually booked the hotel said we owed the money. The owner of the company was useless in getting this resolved. I filed a Small claims petition and filed a complaint with the Better Business Bureau. The BBB were able to contact the hotel corporate headquarters. After an investigation, they refunded our money. No help from Cruise Holidays at all.