My family has a yearly summer trip to visit our mother in Crawford. The pool is a big part of the…read moreyearly trip. We do projects in the morning, go to the pool In the afternoon and more projects at night. Staff is always nice. They have movies on weekends. Great place to cool down and relax.

Great value! Convenient location, dollar general nearby for picking up snacks. Owners have put a…read morelot into this gem and it shows. Would highly recommend this gem in Crawford.

April 28 to 29 checkout, 2025. Gravel parking lot. Rooms easily visible with clear numbering…read more Office is real small, but clerk showed up quickly even before we could dial zero on the call phone. Paid, told us keys were in room and leave them there on the way out. Room was NICE. Hardwood floors, tile in the bathroom. Toilet a little to close to the wall but my fat butt made it OK. Water pressure at sink was very weak. AC/heater was tremendous. It was cold when we were there but the unit warmed it quickly. Beds very comfortable (2 queens), white blankets and sheets. Was like walking into a surgical suite. Almost made me nervous I would not be clean enough. Clerk advised us on a place to eat when we asked, 2 options: One we could eat inside and one in the car. Guess which we took. Tremendous. HINT: Bring cash. No cards or checks accepted.

Had such a good time and the breakfasts were so delicious. We enjoyed the host family and relaxing…read morecountry retreat feel. It is a long drive out into the country so be sure to get directions from the hosts. And cash only.

The Fosters are amazing!! We love to spend time at the farm. The place is clean and they make you…read morefeel right at home. Definitely the best place to stay if you are in western Nebraska. The hunting is great and the sights are beautiful.

just got back from a three day pheasant, quail, and grouse hunt. i cannot recommend alcorns' hunter…read morehaven highly enough. ross is very knowledgable about hunting and the pheasants were bountiful! as you would expect, ross and julie were great hosts and the guest barn is great!

I stayed here with my fiance during our 10 day road trip. We were driving through NE to see 2…read moredifferent monuments and came across this very small town called Chadron. Paul called a few places and decided we should stay right down town at the Olde Main Street Inn. We were greeted with a free drink to "brush off the road dust" from Jeanne, the owner/bartender. Jeanne was very friendly and offered a pleasant stay! The room was very old with many antiques. Jeanne left the other rooms open so we can peak around and see the different styles of rooms. Have an open mind with the shower, since it wasn't a tub, more of a drain in the ground to collect water, but it does the trick! Jeanne made a very large and moist cinnamon bun and coffee! She also took us around the old diner (what used to be open) to see an original well. I recommend to stay here if you ever find yourself in Chadron, NE.

In a way, you sort of have to have an adventurous spirit to stay at the Olde Main Street Inn, but I…read morehighly recommend it! It is maybe the quirkiest place I've ever stayed, but it was really cool and I'm glad I stayed here instead of one of the chain motels in town. Jeanne, the inn keeper/bartender was very friendly (as was her mom!) and made us feel at home with a free drink to "wash away the road dust." I liked that. I'll probably never stay in Chadron again, but if I did I bet I'd stay here! The room was the cheapest one they offered at only $65 for the night and it was small, but comfortable. You can get suites up to $95 and they were much bigger and provide a kitchen and multiple rooms. The shower wasn't the greatest, but this place was built in 1890 and I don't think many updates have been made to it since then. For breakfast, Jeanne prepared these unbelievable cinnamon rolls. I ate almost two since my fiancee has been on a health kick.

We were camping at Fort Robinson and looking for water activities. The kids are used to swimming in…read morelakes and canoeing, but when we saw that Fort Robinson had an indoor pool, we thought that might be a nice change of pace for them. It was $6 for kids five and under, $7 for everybody else. The pool itself is large, there weren't a lot of people there when we were there so the kids got a lot of space to themselves. There were two diving boards, and the kids had a good time. There is also an outdoor area to eat and a baby kids pool outside. The entire place was really clean, the showers and restrooms were good, not to mention included, so definitely take your shower here if you're staying at Fort Robinson so you don't have to pay to use the shower house. Kids had a great time and we're asking to go back again. I swam and also I had a great time.

Decided to stop here on our cross country road trip before heading South back home. I was a little…read morenervous because there weren't many recent reviews but we are so glad we stopped! The rooms were nice, spacious, and super clean. They do have a heavy air freshener but you no longer notice it within a few minutes and the room reflected the time they spend on upkeep. The front desk staff was friendly and reflected the same price in person as I saw on many of the booking apps. I checked in late at night but called the number and they were responsive and politeZ They also have a working ice machine and filtered water to fill up water bottles on the way out. We definitely would stay here again!

Very nice place to stay. Reasonable price. Clean and accommodating. Would stay here againread more

Great value motel. Owner was great to talk to. As a previous reviewer stated, it is rustic has…read moreroom to stretch out after a long day of cycling. Would recommend!

I was riding a cross country bike race when I rolled into Rushville during that hour of golden…read morelight before dusk and needed a place to stay. The pleasant owner set me up with a simple, but clean room, and during our enjoyable chat shared some local knowledge that proved to be quite valuable the next day. The icing on the cake was the message that his daughter had put on their sign, "Stay patient and trust your journey." It was especially poignant as I was literally pedaling across the continent.