Needs to close. Has bugs and walls damaged. Also doors damage falling apart. Smells like dogs and…read moresmoke. Cleaning isn't good either. Use spray to mask over. Doesn't do good job cleaning. Door key kept failing had to rescan at front every half day.

The owner, Ricky Patel, was amazing! Very accommodating and…read morea nice spot right off of I-70. His staff made us feel welcome and did a great job being prepared for our baseball team. I would definitely recommend!

Very bad hotel , they scam your credit cards and charge them 300 for nothing , staff is rude and…read morebeds and rooms haves bugs

What a dump this place is!!! From the unpleasant staff to the smelly dirty rooms. This place is…read morebarely above a homeless shelter.

Locally family owned hotel/inn in Concordia Missouri. Clean, responsive, centrally located off…read moreI-70. Indoor access to rooms, plenty of lighted parking. Continental breakfast. Hotel undergoing renovations..but well kept

This place is pretty good for the price. I've read the other reviews about this place, and while I…read morehaven't seen any bugs other than ants, the pool, and hot tub comments are true. The gym is also a joke. It's non existing. However I came here to sleep and not live. With That being said, it is comfy, clean,and the room and hallway smelled very clean. The breakfast is small pickings but it is breakfast none the less. We've stayed the motels surrounding this one and let me tell you, they are more expensive and offer much less! I am quite satisfied with our stay we were here for 3 days. The motel hostess is very nice and polite, as well as the housekeeper. Yes they could do a lot better but for the price you pay, it could be a lot worse!!!! I would definitely stay here again. Not sure if it's call serve u inn or travel lodge so I posted the same review for both

America's Best Value, Concordia. This motel has evidently been through some changes of ownership…read more It is listed as other names on Yelp, but the address is the same. You can see their description online at https://www.redlion.com/m/concordia. We arrived about 8:30pm on a Thursday. There were few cars in the lot. We thought we might like it because both buildings are on one floor. The price was ok ($65 AARP 2 queen beds - + $9 taxes). The rooms have been refurbished. We didn't smell smoke in the hall or the room. Everything worked and the room was large and clean. It's not top-of-the-line or brand new, but it is certainly adequate and comfortable. Breakfast served until 9am. Three tables. Scrambled eggs, biscuits, gravy, 2 cereals, milk, packaged oatmeal, Activa yogurt, juices, coffee. Small, but clean and breakfast was filling. We are traveling from Indiana to Oregon this vacation. As we left the room, we agreed that if every motel room we stayed overnight in along the way was as nice as this one, we would be well satisfied.

From the owner: Discover Concordia, Missouri and all it has to offer, whether staying for business, pleasure or…read morejust passing through at the Americas Best Value Inn Concordia. Ideally situated less than 1 mile away from downtown Concordia, our hotel is conveniently located on NW 2nd street. We are near local attractions such as Emma Indoor Raceway, Ralph and Martha Perry Memorial State Wildlife Area, and Knob Noster State Park. Our property features amenities such as a guest laundry facility, newsstand in lobby and security deposit box at the front desk. Pets are allowed, restrictions and charges apply. Guests are invited to wake up and enjoy our free coffee in the lobby and daily deluxe continental breakfast. Our deluxe breakfast includes waffles and oatmeal. Whether you're traveling for business or pleasure, stay connected with our free Wi-Fi available throughout the property.

I'm in it right now. It sucks. I'm only here cause its late and they take pets. The free wifi is…read moregood, but that's standard these days. There's dead bugs everywhere and it's just a dump. Side note...Kansas sucks.

As per the previous reviews, the bugs have gone into "stealth mode," choosing to die unnoticed…read morebehind the bedside table. Two miles past this hideous place and I'm just getting rid of the heebie-jeebies. We arrived yesterday afternoon. It was 92 degrees outside and probably 89 inside the room. The over-worked housekeeper was vacuuming as quickly as she could under such brutal conditions: she was forced to clean without the AC on, "to save money." Small wonder she missed the bugs. This place features a hot tub and outdoor pool. I walked into the hot tub room and it was absolutely stifling. I glanced into the tub and was horrified to see the water was completely murky and obviously hadn't been cleaned in a long time. No way was I getting into THAT fetid mess. Hubby, on the other hand, wanted to give the pool a try. He came back to the room not 5 minutes later to say he was taking a shower. The pool was no better than the hot tub: Murky, smelly and slimy on the bottom. The owner is a self-important and delusional old man who fancies himself to be a song writer, author and yes, presidential candidate! He passed out laminated business cards with his political platform typed on the back. I guess a President doesn't have to be much of a stickler for details; there were multiple misspelled words. But hey, he managed to copy and paste the Presidential seal onto the card. I guess that makes him legit. After a fitful night, hubs decided to check out the breakfast bar. Located in the hotel lobby, it consisted of paper plate under a glass dome with crumbs of muffins past. A small fridge contained a bottom full of milk in a plastic jug, and a half-full Orange juice container. Cereal, bread, bagels and muffins were portioned into zip-loc bags. Well, not even real zip-loc bags: that'd be too spendy! 5 forlorn looking people spooned cereal from styrofoam bowls and plastic spoons while our esteemed Presidential Candidate/author/song-writer stared them down from his easy chair conspicuously placed for optimal viewing. I suppose as to assure no miscreant might dare to eat more than his one Wal-Mart zipper bag of Tasty-O's. (Cheerios are too expensive.) This hotel, er, hovel is just a single tick above sleeping in one's car. Only because now I know how to defeat ISIS. eliminate the IRS, repeal ObamaCare....... No wonder the bugs hide behind the furniture.

The subway tried to over charge me on 2 footlong deli faves or the equivalent of 4 six inches. The…read moreperson who tried to over charge me was the manager who didn't even take my order the trainee was more respectful and handled the situation better. The manager didn't want to fix the issue until after I threatened to walk away from the sale all together. The deli faves are 3.99 ea plus tax for a 6 in the total should have been just over $17 the manager tried to charge over $20 it should be company policy to charge the least amount possible. She asked what I wanted on them when she approached to help the trainee and I pointed at the deli faves and said what ever comes on them I know you can't customize them. Make sure it's the correct amount before you pay. I was just trying to use my daily $17 meal voucher as a level 4 rewards member for buying my semi fuel at TA

I love these places because when I find myself at one, I'm probably on some kind of a road trip…read more I'm finally reviewing this one after stopping here probably a dozen times over the years. It's about an hour east of KC which is a nice time for a stop as you've broken through a wall of traffic. It's about three hours west of St. Louis, which times out well for a pit stop before getting back into a city. In my opinion, if you can't see it off the highway, we're not pulling the car over for it. Fortunately this one is right there, and inside is nice and big with good, clean restrooms, which lemme just add, that is not always the case along I-70! The clerk was friendly as well, and there are lots of snacks and other options. All in all, this spot is a nice little stop as are most of the Travel Centers you'll come across.

As rest areas go . . . . this is definitely one of them. Definitely worth stopping. I mean that's…read morewhat it's for.

Need a place to pull over and take a nap? Then this is the place for you. It doesn't have many…read morevending machines, but it does have ton of stalls and cleared off parking spots. Big trucks will probably block up the entrance but getting in is pretty easy.

pretty rustic and needs a little help but the facilities work well enough for the matter at hand…read more running water inside and the roof doesn't let in the rain, plenty of sitting places and most are covered, entrance does not require speed reduction until it does so please be careful about that... still, it's a shady spot off the highway with a fully functional vendo-land. so yea for that :-)