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Area Overview Hotel Services Drury Plaza Hotel Broadview 400 West Douglas Avenue Wichita, KS, 67202 P: 316-262-5000 F: 1-855-234-9810 Area Overview The fifth Drury Plaza in the Drury family history, this historic property was renovated from the famous Broadview Hotel. Inside its storied doors, the fresh, contemporary furnishings create the perfect environment to enjoy Drury’s free extras. Beginning with the free hot breakfast and ending with the 5:30 Kickback®, Drury packs an award-winning punch of free amenities into their affordable rates. The Drury Plaza breakfast features scrambled eggs, French toast, biscuits & gravy, pancakes and more. For some more free food in the PM, guests enjoy our free 5:30 Kickback®, which features a rotating menu of chicken tenders, hot dogs, boneless chicken wings, baked potatoes, salad, beer, wine, mixed drinks and more. To keep you entertained between free eating, Drury Plaza offers free wireless Internet throughout the hotel and free local and long-distance calls. Hotel Services Free Hot QUIKSTART® Breakfast Free 5:30 Kickback® - Hot Food & Cold Beverages Free Wireless Internet Free 60 Minutes of Long Distance Free Soda/Popcorn in Lobby (daily 3-10 pm) Free Local Phone Calls HBO, Our Exclusive Premium Movie Channel CNN, ESPN, Weather Channel & More Flat Panel LCD TVs in every room Free In-room Coffee Service 2-Room Suites Available 24 Hour Business Center All Rooms with Microwaves & Refrigerators 24 Hour Fitness Center Fax Services Guest Laundry Guest Pantry Hair Dryers in All Rooms On-Site Covered Parking Hotel Parking $8 + tax, per Night * Indoor Pool & Whirlpool (9 am - 10 pm) Iron & Ironing Board in All Rooms Meeting Rooms Smoke-free hotel Drury Plaza Hotel Broadview 400 West Douglas Avenue Wichita, KS, 67202 P: 316-262-5000 F: 1-855-234-9810 Hotel Highlights Number of rooms: 200 Check-in time: 3:00 pm Check-out time: 11:00 am Parking: 8.00/night (may be higher during special events) *On-site, covered parking is available during guest stay. The garage is located across the street with covered walkway access into the hotel. Guests must check-in at the hotel before entering garage. Points of Interest Restaurants Airport - Wichita Mid-Continent Airport 6 1/2 M AVI Sea Bar & Chophouse In Hotel Botanica Wichita 2 M Cafe Bel Ami 1/2 M Century II Performing Arts and Conventi Adjacent Caffe Moderne 2 M Delano District 1/2 M Heroes Sports Bar & Grill 1 M Exploration Place 1/2 M Old Chicago 2 M Hartman Arena 13 M River City Brewing Company 1 M Intrust Bank Arena 3/4 M Kansas Sports Hall of Fame 1/2 M Keeper of the Plains 1 M Lawrence Dumont Stadium 1/2 M Old Cowtown Museum 1 1/2 M Old Town Entertainment District 1 M Old Town Red-Brick District 1 M Orpheum Theater 1/2 M Rock River Rapids Aquatic Park 13 M Sedgwick County Historical Museum 1/2 M Sedgwick County Zoo 5 M The Wichita Grand Opera 2 blks The Wichita Symphony 2 blks Wichita Art Museum 1 M Wichita Ice Center 1/2 M Wichita State University 4 1/2 M Drury Plaza Hotel Broadview 400 West Douglas Avenue Wichita, KS, 67202 P: 316-262-5000 F: 1-855-234-9810 Directions Traveling West on US-400 / US-54 Take the Central Business District exit Turn Right onto S Main St Turn Left onto W Douglas Ave Traveling East on US-400 / US-54 Take the Central Business District exit Turn Left onto S Main St Turn Left onto W Douglas Ave Traveling South on I-135 Take the 2nd St exit (exit 6C) Turn Right onto E 2nd St N Turn Left onto N Hydraulic St Turn Right onto E Douglas Ave Traveling North on I-135 Merge onto US-400 W/ US-54 W via exit 5B Take the Washington Ave exit Turn Right onto S Washington St Turn Left onto E Douglas Ave Driving directions from airport to hotel: Take US-400 E / US-54 E toward Wichita Take the Seneca exit toward Sycamore Turn Left onto S Seneca St Turn Right onto W Douglas Ave GPS Coordinates: Latitude: 37.68720 Longitude: -97.34192.
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