We had a problem with our vehicle on a cross country road trip that caused a 5 night stopover in…read moreRussell, KS. We were traveling with our dog, so there were only a couple of hotel selections in the area. I'm so glad we chose the Quality Inn. The rooms were clean and the beds were comfortable, with the most amazing pillows. The breakfast was very good with a wide selection ranging from biscuits and gravy to waffles. But the real plus is their staff. Everyone here was so wonderful and helpful, even offering to drive us to local stores if we needed something. We stayed originally for 3 nights and had to extend twice, for a total of 5 nights. And everyone was so nice and friendly, and so understanding. I highly recommend this place.

Great mid-range interstate hotel off I-70. Stayed both coming & again returning. Clean room w/…read morecontemporary furnishing. Though on first floor both times facing travel center & parking lot just outside my window: insulated windows made it so quiet. Simple breakfast enough to get you back on your way. Friendly, professional staff and someone in parking lot does regular walk about keeping an eye on your car. Recommend.

Upland game hunting doesn't get much better than what Ringneck Ranch offers. The accommodations are…read moreexcellent, the staff is helpful and friendly, the guides are top notch and the Brittany dog team absolutely lives for the hunt, and are amazing to see in action. We always cherish our time spent here, and owners Keith and Deb go out of their way to make us feel like family.

From the owner: Ringneck Ranch®, Inc. is located on land that our family homesteaded in 1872, a time when the…read moreCheyenne and herds of buffalo still roamed central Kansas. The ranch sits isolated in a pristine prairie valley looking out on the Blue Hills range. Keith and Debra have personally owned and have professionally operated Ringneck Ranch on the families 5th generation homestead since its inception in 1983. The operation includes over 10,000 acres of the finest native pheasant, bobwhite quail and prairie chicken habitat imaginable. Coverts, ranging from easily traversed thin strips of weeds to sprawling fields of chest-high CRP grasses, are managed with both the hunted and the hunter in mind.

What an incredible hotel. We ate at the hotel restaurant for dinner, and it was delicious!!! I…read morehighly, highly recommend stopping in for dinner here-- and the creme brulee is a perfect way to finish off the meal. The hotel was beautiful and well cared-for. If you need a place to stay in the area, this spot is a perfect choice. My friend could even see the World's Largest Hand-Painted Czech Egg from her hotel room window!

During one of our previous trips from Columbus to Denver, we did one of the SENCIC BYWAYS in Kansas…read more- running from the town of Wilson on the south to Lucas on the north. While in Wilson, we spotted the Midland Railroad Hotel and Restaurant and decided to arrange the itinerary for our next trip so we could spend the night in WIlson. So, we arrived late afternoon and got checked in. The hotel has been restored to what it was like around the 1920's but with full upgrades including fire sprinklers, air conditioning, etc. Our room was a bit on the small side (1920'ish) but was quite comfortable. The bed was very comfortable and we got a great night's sleep. The was a complimentary breakfast in the morning that consisted mostly of local bakery projects, meats and cheeses. If you looking for modern amenities or a full HOT breakfast, you should stick with the major hotel chains. BUT, if you're into history and histrorical restorations, this place can't be beat. We thoroughly enjoyed our night in Wilson at the Midland Railroad Hotel and Restaurant.

What a great experience, friendly front desk, rooms are amazing with jacuzzi in the room super…read moreclean huge rooms and great price. what a convenience this is on the road for 2 days exhausted, beds are great jacuzzi is amazing 10 out if 10

As soon as we arrived, we saw a rat near the entrance. The mattresses were sagging badly. Thank…read moregoodness we had a room with two beds, so we could switch to the firmer mattress. My husband and I had to sleep at opposite ends because the middle sank so much. The inside of the hotel was clean, but the mattresses need to be replaced. We had no other choice but to stay for the night, but I would not stay here again.

I give this until five Stars based on other hotels I have stayed in at the same price range. We…read morewere lucky enough to get one of the newly renovated rooms. Our room had two queen beds, refrigerator, microwave, 27 inch TV, table & chairs, and a dresser. We stayed at this lovely little hotel June 25th, 2017. The cost with all taxes was only $60. Thank you being sent out to the wonderful staff who stayed open late just the check us in after 10 p.m..

This place is truly a hidden gem! Russell is a great stopping point when driving across the…read moremidwest, and the Lodge is clean, hospitable, and welcoming. We were warmly greeted at the front desk and were surprised to learn they offer a complimentary breakfast--and it starts at 5:30 am to accommodate the folks heading out to fish in the morning! Our room was along the back of a long building, with plenty of parking at either end. In the yard behind the building is a bit of outdoor furniture and playground equipment. Our room had a nice-sized refrigerator, plenty of counter space, and a good shower. Everything was fresh and comfortable. Breakfast had plenty of hot and cold options and ample seating. There's also a game room in the main hall, which we didn't have time to check out. The Lodge was a great bargain and pleasant experience; I'm so glad we found it!

The place is cute and comfortable. Breakfast is really good. The staff went above and beyond for my…read moremom and I. We had an issue at breakfast w a woman who would not keep her dog on a leash. My mom asked and she told my mom it would be ok. The dog was behaved but once they sat down the dog tried to eat off her plate. If you have a service dog it should not be doing that. The dog wasn't not tethered to the owners. When the owner saw my mom's distress about the dog, he asked the owner if they could move to a different area to eat. The woman refused saying the ADA allows her to stay w her dog. We were able to leave without incident but my mom was restricted on her movements because the dog was near the coffee area and door. We witnessed the dog smelling the cabinets and fridge which just isn't sanitary. We appreciated that they were making sure my mom was ok.

very impressed! i travel all over ks and stay in small town motels....i go cheap as i am simple…read morefuy who doesnt expect much out of cheap smalll town motels. all i have to say is this place is remodeled, very clean, with a mom and pop atmosphere. i will plan to say here in the future. not a 5 star hotel as you can find in jays ks but when out in small towns......this place rates great

Nice little motel and very personable management will definitely return! The wolf pack is very…read morewelcoming! Loved to cruise night and the cute patio table and chairs. Management had AC already on when we arrived which was wonderful considering the high summer temps!

Everything!!!! I called to try to make a reservation 4…read moretimes. Nobody answered the phone. The recording said to leave a message so I did . They never called back the fifth time I got an answer and they had explained that they were out of town, but they had somebody else watching their motel evidently, the watchers weren't very well because they didn't ever call. When I finally got a hold of them on the fifth time they told me they were already booked full. We went ahead and went to our destination in Mankato and was hoping we could find a hotel we stopped at the Crestview and it looked like it had been closed up or abandoned. I went to the door and it was locked. There was one car in the parking lot and had junk piled out in front. After looking at it there's no way in the world. I would wanna stay there. It made the Norman Bates hotel on psycho look good. Actually, I rated it one star because there wasn't a zero star

Great find along U.S. Route 36. Now don't get me wrong, this is not a Wyndham or a Radisson, but…read morefor a motel in this area it is5 star. Super clean, spacious room, gas heater works better than heaters in other hotels. Really good place. I'd stay there again.

this is an older Motel, but the rooms are clean, the AC was cold, the shower was hot, and the…read moreowners were nice. they have many guests from nearby (15 minutes away) Spearpoint Ranch. At $80 a night you can't beat it. My room had a small fridge and microwave. A good clean, quiet and cheap place to stay.

Although the Post Rock Motel is rough around the edges, and is by no means a five-star hotel, I am…read moregiving it five stars primarily because its owner and administrator went above and beyond the call of duty to accommodate us when my wife (Libertad Green) and I were stranded near Lincoln, Kansas en route to California. Jared Spear owns the towing company and mechanic shop which towed and repaired our six-wheel, two-axle, Chevrolet box van. His assistant, Lisa, helped load our van on the tow truck, and checked us into to the Post Rock Motel, also owned by Jared Spear. This is a disturbing conflict of interest. We wondered why Mr. Spear would ever bother to repair our truck while we were paying him rent at his/the only motel in town. However, he repaired our truck in a reasonable amount of time, and we were able to finish our journey to California and back to Virginia. Meanwhile, without us saying a word, Mr. Spear lent us a vehicle free of charge to get around town. Also, when I asked Lisa for a desk or table to put our laptops on, she had one set up for us by the time we returned for lunch. She gave us her personal cell phone number in case we ever had any other emergency or needed anything else. We have never received better, more attentive service anywhere else. The bathroom was particularly adorable, with a tiny window at the back, with small Venetian blinds and a view of the road behind the hotel, and a cafe across it. The floor tiles, mostly yellow, were laid in a unique, cheery pattern which seemed to make our confinement significantly more pleasant. Our maids, a Cuban lady and her daughter, were also very attentive and pleasant. The mother told us she felt as if family members were moving away the day we loaded our box and departed. Lisa gave my wife one of the motel's T-shirts for her birthday, and charged us a reduced, weekly rate. Although I have stayed in many hotels and State rooms of higher caliber than the Post Rock Motel, all around the world, the service at this motel is unprecedented, and, although I may never to return to Lincoln, Kansas, it will always have a dear, special place in our hearts.