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Check In Time: 2:00 Pmcheck Out Time: 11:00 Am. Off The I 70, This Low Key Motel In A Colorful Building Is 4 Miles From Schlitterbahn Kansas City Waterpark And 5 Miles From The Kansas Speedway. Hot Breakfast And Parking Are Complimentary. Other Amenities Include A Seasonal Outdoor Pool And Guest Laundry Facilities. Accessed By Exterior Corridors, The Pared Down Rooms Come With Complimentary Wi Fi, Microwaves And Minifridges. Up To 2 Children Age 17 Or Under Stay At No Charge With A Parent.

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