Country Club Plaza offers a one-stop-shop for business and leisure in north Kansas City. The prominent corner building is surrounded by favorite restaurants and more than 150 shops, including an Apple store, Michael Kors and Barnes & Noble. Interesting design touches raise this premium workspace above the ordinary, including a stunning mahogany-paneled meeting room below a skylight. Catch up at the coffee bar or on the terrace. And when you step away, you're close to parks and creativity-boosting art museums.
Book a distinctive meeting room at Country Club Plaza on Nichols Road in Kansas City. Each room comes with a large display, video conference setup, whiteboard, flip chart and high-speed WiFi for polished presentations. This premium workspace features design touches such as a stunning mahogany-paneled meeting room beneath a skylight. Set in the iconic Spanish-inspired Plaza district, it is an impressive place to host clients, with the Plaza light rail close by.
Each room includes a large display, video conference setup, whiteboard, flip chart and high-speed WiFi.
They are at Country Club Plaza, 435 Nichols Road, in Kansas City.
One highlight is a stunning mahogany-paneled meeting room set below a skylight.
The Plaza light rail stations are within walking distance of the building.
Yes, garages including the Granada Garage are just steps away.
A prestigious address in Kansas City's historic Spanish-inspired outdoor shopping district.
Features include a mahogany-paneled meeting room set below a skylight.
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art and Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art are within reach.
Country Club Plaza occupies a prominent corner building at 435 Nichols Road in Kansas City's iconic Spanish-inspired Plaza district, surrounded by more than 150 shops, favorite restaurants and upscale retailers. The Plaza and Art Museums light rail stations are within walking distance, bus stops at Ward Parkway at 51st are close by, and garages including the Granada, Central and Seville sit steps away. For breaks, the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, Loose Park and the landscaped Brush Creek corridor are all nearby.