The Sheraton Kansas City Hotel at Crown Center has stories of a "ghost floor" that is inaccessible to guests between the executive level and the fifth floor, accessible by a button on the elevator but otherwise unusable. While there isn't a widely documented, specific haunted room or story within the hotel itself, this mysterious floor and its inaccessible nature fuel local curiosity and lore, particularly in connection with the historic skywalk collapse on the fourth floor in 1981. A prominent story among locals and hotel guests suggests a "ghost floor" that exists but is not accessible. A button for this level is present in the elevator, but it is unmarked and does not activate, further fueling the mystery. The fourth floor, with its circular balcony, is noted for being the location where the skywalk collapsed. The inaccessible floor is often speculated to be related to or above this historic area of the hotel. Unlike some historic hotels, there are no specific, widely reported haunted rooms or detailed ghost stories directly tied to individual rooms at the Sheraton Kansas City Hotel. The "haunted" aspect seems more focused on the mysterious, inaccessible floor and the broader sense of a place touched by tragedy, rather than a classic ghostly encounter.