Hotel a Kansas

“Found bugs in the bed, gross”

“Was able to buy a room around 5am and the money was successfully took out of my account. When I go to check in at the front desk the guy tells me that I can't check in my room until 11am that day and has an attitude about it. Then around comes 11am, I go back to check in again and then the next guy tells me I can't until 1pm. It made zero sense as to why it took 8 hours for us to be able to check in when I was already able to successfully buy the room. Never coming back.”

“No hot food no tv on Friday. Guest left dog in room and dog barked alot. Staff did try to locate them.”

“Loved this hotel and would definitely stay again if in the area. The hotel, itself, was nice, clean and well maintained and very quiet. The staff was the best I've experienced in my travels. So very friendly and helpful. Definitely got that small town feel. LOVED it!!”

“Inexpensive room conveniently located near highway and many food & gas options. Suitable parking & adjacent large grass areas for dogs but aging facility with various loose and worn fitting doors and door stops, shower rods, towel racks. Without carpeted floors and worn out room entry rugs, slick hazard exists entering room especially on rainy day.”

“The staff were great the entire stay. The breakfast this morning was very good with a good variety to choose from. The room was clean. The beds were very comfortable. I would definitely recommend and stay again.”

“Bed was comfortable. Room was clean. The air conditioner was on but sounded like it was not working properly. Not blowing air very well. Breakfast was OK. Not alot of choices. The building needs updated and repaired. Walking down the hallway from our room, there was a section of the ceiling that was missing and it had plastic covering the hole. Wallpaper by the elevator was peeling off the wall.”

“Nice quiet and clean”

“The room had a “wet dog” odor, and we got in very late and were not going to go through the trouble of changing rooms. In the morning, they were vacuuming in the hallway at 8 am, which was too early.”