After a long evening of driving through the Nebraskan plains, I began experiencing heavy fatigue…read more While looking for a place to spend the night, I stumbled upon the West Hill View Motel. Our room was quite affordable and after having spoken to the kind owner in the front, I gained access to the WiFi and got our room key. Our room was well furnished, and the hot water flowed abundantly. After a restful evening, enjoying the roku that came included with the room, we checked out in a timely fashion and were then able to continue our journey southbound into Oklahoma.

My husband and I stayed in the Rose Room at this lovely Inn which had an en suite bath. I stay…read morehere each year when I visit family and just love the hospitality and the wonderful breakfasts. This year they even packed us a goodie bag for the flight home. Homemade rhubarb muffins...yum! For the area it is a little pricy but well worth the money for me.

What a wonderful little hotel. As a woman who travels a lot alone I absolutely felt safe and at…read morehome in this little jem. The room was clean, the bed was comfortable. It was like coming home to grandma's house, very relaxing. Only bit of advice is down load Netflix on your phone as there is very few channels on the TV. I highly recommend this place.​

We've stayed here several times in the 2 years our son was at NECC. Every single stay the staff…read morewere kind and helpful and offered lots of answers to questions. The rooms are always clean and good quality. Highly recommend!

The staff were AWESOME. The Breakfast was wonderful. They had a wonderful selection. Rooms were…read moreclean and comfortable.

Fantastic little family run motel - clean, quiet & comfortable beds. There's a coin-op laundry on…read moresite and it's adjacent to the grocery store. Nice TV with excellent cable! The price is very reasonable & they were very welcoming to a traveling solo motorcyclist. After a long afternoon of boring flatness of Big Ag and going through a dramatic search for gas in the middle of a cornfield the size of Mendocino County, I found myself in an Irish themed Nebraska town - O'Neill NE seemed to have a bit of society, with a half dozen or more hotels. I drove up to the one recommended by some locals but it looked from the outside to be a shabby, run down brick building. I turned back and ended up at The Elms Motel - I had a parking space in front of my door, HBO to watch True Blood (in 30 minutes!), a coin-op laundry room two doors over, and a grocery store just a hundred yards away (closing in 10 minutes!). I dropped my stuff, popped over to the store for beer & veggies, made up some nice curry in my room (shh!) and watched "True Blood" (twice). Got my laundry all clean and had a fantastic night's sleep.

Nice, clean, newly painted and carpeted. best weekly rate in town. Very friendly service. new…read morewasher/dryers free to use. Nice community kitchen with full size stoves/refrigerator/free ice. Wonderful place to stay.

It's really hard to find on Mapquest, Yelp, and Google bec it's fairly new. I found it by yelping…read moreRaising Canes then looking on the map ;-) This hotel is shared with Townplace suites. It was built in 2022 and still looks pretty great! Plenty of parking. The lobby and main areas are well kept. The hallway carpet on the 4th floor looks new still! The rooms show just a little bit of wear 'n tear so kudos to the staff here! The market has some options on snacks and tide me over items, but there's a target, raising canes, Wendy's, Arby's, and so much more in the area and within walking distance. The business center is a one chaired desk with computer, printer, and all you need. It's a small minimal open lobby. I like it. It's clean and stylish. The number one stand out here is the staff!!!!! My hubby is here for work and they let me get a late check out of 1:30. When i went to lobby I asked if I could watch hgtv since no one else was in the lobby and she said yes! The staff are really accommodating and this will be our go to hotel in Norfolk every time!!! Highly recommend them.

From the owner: TownePlace Suites by Marriott® is an extended-stay hotel where you can balance work and life as you…read morelike, with the comfort, flexibility and affordability you require. Relax and feel at home with a fully equipped kitchen and high-speed Internet access.

We stayed here 8/24/19 through 8/28/19. This is a great old house with lots of antebellum charm…read more The owners were very accommodating and the breakfasts were awesome. They do not take credit cards but that only proved to be a small setback for us.

We won't stay here again and this is why: Yard and flower beds are full of weeds. Concrete…read moredriveway has multiple deep cracks with weeds sprouting through them. House is very cluttered, including the porch and hallways that lead to the bedrooms. Uncomfortable double bed. Bathroom needs updating. Towels skimpy, both in size and in number. I had a bad slip in the bathroom because the "stick-ons" weren't adequate to prevent slipping. Breakfasts were somewhat odd. Jello, macaroons, tomatoes, brownies for breakfast? These were side dishes and the main dishes were pancakes the first morning, omelets the second. (Owner did remember that my son was allergic to corn and provided an alternative, other than one made with corn syrup, for the pancakes. A very nice gesture.) I was attacked by their very large black lab when I entered the reception area rather than going through the back entrance. I received three bites: One on my finger which bled a lot. One on each leg. I was wearing jeans or I would have had more than just bad bruises on my legs. And, to top it all off, my husband suffered from what we are fairly sure was food poisoning, we suspect from the sausage served the first morning. (He'd had food poisoning before and the symptoms were identical.) The cost for all of this luxury was $90.00 per night. During the same vacation we paid $111.00 per night for a Hampton Inn room with two queen beds, breakfast included, in a nearby city. Next time we'll drive a little farther and stay in a nice hotel.

This hotel is very nice - smells good - very clean! The receptionist was very nice! The room was…read morenice sized, king size bed. Refrigerator in room, desk area, and a chair for sitting. I would stay at the cardinal inn again!

I haven't even stayed here yet. Made reservations and called up to add some notations to the…read morereservation. The lady that was on the phone was extremely helpful and professional all while making me feel like she was a personal friend of mine. Many people's first impression of a business is a phone contract and my phone contract here makes me eager for my stay and many more in the future.

We enjoyed our stay. Clean big rooms. The breakfast was very well stocked and it had a quite a…read morelarge selection.

On one of my many trips all over the MidWest, I had a few stops in some smaller towns in Nebraska…read moreand Norfolk comes to mind (besides all of those cornfields)! Norfolk's charm lies in the fact that it offers all the amenities of a big city but without the traffic and stress. When you visit this hotel, you'll find there are plenty of activities including antique stores, museums, and don't forget the Norfolk Comedy Festival in the famous Johnny Carson Theatre. The reason why I stay at Hampton Inns as opposed to Holiday Inns is the amount of extras that they offer at a reasonable price. There rooms are well appointed with a microwave, fridge, coffee maker, hair dryers, and cable. You also get a USA Today, free high speed internet, swimming pool, a fitness room, light morning breakfast and a business center. What more can you ask for?