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Kansas City Quiet Cottage guest stay

Guest guide

Kansas City Quiet Cottage

2629 South 49th Street, Kansas City, KS 66106

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Check-in
3:00 PM
Check-out
11:00 AM
Wi-Fi network
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Arrival and access

  • Your current access code is in your booking message.
  • Use the private driveway beside the house and enter through the front door.

Parking

  • All parking must be off-street.
  • Use the private driveway and concrete area behind the house; maximum 3 vehicles.
  • Do not park on the street.

Neighborhood and permit rules

The local rental permit requires off-street parking and limits the property to three guest vehicles. Please keep noise down and leave neighboring driveways clear.

Using the cottage

  • The single-level home has two queen bedrooms and one bathroom.
  • A dedicated office workspace, washer, dryer, and full kitchen are available.

Emergency information

For fire, police, or a medical emergency, call 911.

Nearest hospital: The University of Kansas Hospital, 4000 Cambridge St, Kansas City, KS

After calling emergency services, contact David at 913-461-3283.

House rules

  • No smoking or vaping inside.
  • No parties or events beyond the registered guest count.
  • Only toilet paper may be flushed. Place wipes and other items in the trash.
  • Lock exterior doors whenever you leave.
  • Maximum occupancy is 4 guests, including children.
  • The locked closet and garage are not available to guests.
  • Pets are welcome; clean up after them.

Checkout by 11:00 AM

  • Wash used dishes or leave the final dishwasher load running.
  • Leave used beds unmade and place used towels in the bathroom.
  • Turn off lights, fans, televisions, and small appliances.
  • Bag all trash and place it in the designated outdoor bins or building trash area.
  • Check drawers and outlets for personal items.
  • Lock the door behind you and message us if anything needs attention.
  • Leave bagged trash in the outdoor bins; do not move bins to the curb.