I have an infant to travel with. We try to get rooms that are suites so that we can put her in her own space.
My question is really about the closet. Is the closet in the bedroom of the king suite? Would it be large enough for a pac n play? I wouldn't close the door with him in there. But, it usually makes it dark enough and away from the noise that he can sleep much better.
Sheraton Kansas, MO King Suite layout. Have you stayed there?
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You haven't provided us with enough information for anyone to reply.
Sheraton is a hotel chain.
Kansas is a state.
MO is the state of Missouri.
This doesn't indicate which Sheraton you're staying at.
From personal experience, most Sheratons don't have room in their closet for a pac n play.
Maybe you should look at a Residence Inn which may provide a separate bedroom space.
Sorry, I thought I had stated it was the Sheraton on the Plaza. It's called Sheraton Suites Country Club in Kansas City, MO. Again, so sorry. I was typing while dealing with my baby!