The RV sites were very well maintained and offered plenty of shade, creating a comfortable…read moreenvironment. The atmosphere was relaxed and welcoming, with policies that allow guests to enjoy recreational activities such as side-by-sides, electric scooters, and dirt bikes throughout the grounds. This flexibility really enhanced the overall experience and allowed everyone to fully enjoy their stay. We were assigned an RV site near the park's four-way stop. Unfortunately, there was frequent traffic that did not adhere to posted speed limits and often failed to stop at the intersection. While multiple law enforcement was present, we did not observe any enforcement of these violations. This created a sense of concern, particularly for families and individuals participating in recreational activities in the area. I will return again, but in a different location away from that road and 4 way stop.

Although closed when we were there, it was still cool to see! Lots more to see around it as well.read more

Funny, we came to visit my daughter and we go to Custer's house (Which it is not) and we walk in…read moreand get greeted by a pretty amazing Mary, who gave us a tour and showed us what Custers house would have looked like had it not gone away decades ago. I think old homes are pretty cool and this was no exception. From the lime Stone Walls, to the proper room division to the sort of interesting hair Art (YEP, I said Hair Art lol) it was fun. I Would recommend it to just take in some history it has been around long enough to make you wonder who else walked these same steps I am walking.

This review is for a one-night stay in Waters Hall on a Saturday night in mid-August. Note that…read moreIHG manages the Candlewood Suites on Custer Hill plus Waters Hall and Bacon Hall on main post. Waters Hall and Bacon Hall are historic structures. guest room: Our room in Waters Hall had a large living room with desk, large bedroom, ample kitchen, and bathroom. The living room had hardwood floors while the bedroom and hallway were carpeted. Very high ceilings with ceiling fans. Tons of closet and cabinet space with full-size refrigerator. Rate was $125 (as of 08/2026). staff: Front desk staff were fine. Check-in and check-out were efficient. food and beverage: No food service or snacks in Waters Hall; however, guests can return to Candlewood Suites on Custer Hill for complementary breakfast there. other: Waters Hall has laundry in the basement. This building might be difficult for guests with limited mobility. Plenty of parking in surface lot adjacent to building.

Have stayed in this hotel 3 times. Staff very helpful! Rooms…read morevery clean, quiet and nicely set up. Breakfast good and plentiful. Pool and gazebo area well maintained. Lot of history in the surrounding areas. Will have no problem staying there again.

OMG what a nice little corner pub in this small town. Newly remodeled and very nice with a…read morewonderful owner setting up other restaurants and pubs to wake up this jewel of a town.

There are so many things to say about this wonderful little hamburger joint! The place is simple,…read morebut delicious. Chose a can of soda, a bag of chips if you want & how many burgers you think you can eat. (I would suggest foregoing the chips to have the extra room for another burger) There is no cheese. To get a burger fully dressed it includes onions, pickles, ketchup & mustard. That's it. I would suggest trying one the traditional way,,, just the onions & pickles. If you're driving along 70 near Salina, are hungry & wanting a piping hot, delicious burger, you HAVE to stop.

Update March 2024:…read more Belinda, the owner, and her husband have such a beautifully run RV park. The location is easy in and out with driving/towing, and it is by restaurants and stores- but a bit hidden so that you do feel like you are in your own little oasis. We utilized this park to dump our tanks after staying on the family farm for the week. The fee was 20.00- extremely fair considering where we live in CO to dump is 40.00. Everything in this RV park is brightly and cheerfully labeled with cute signs so you know where everything is, how to enter and exit, site numbers, and the office is just super cute! We will definitely revisit this RV park again when in the area! Thank you, Belinda!

I didn't realize there is a burn season here in March. It's smoky feel sorry if anyone has…read moreallergies. Also the wifi doesn't work. nice pull through sites and a nice laundry area. 3 washers and 4 dryers $2 a load. it is a nice area not far from Abilene, where Eisenhower is from lots of history. There is a Bells close by too for us shoppers.

I realize just how out of date my original review is after someone contacted me on yelp to ask…read moreabout the airport. Clearly I fly out of here a lot given my check-ins. It is very convenient for a variety of reasons: -Close to everywhere in town. -Clean and small. -Nice, spacious, clean restrooms both inside of and outside the secure area (totally opposite of MCI). -Lots of seating areas both inside of and outside the secure area. -There is now a coffee shop that serves food, iced tea, sparkling water, pastries, which is inside of the secure area but people can order from the concourse. This is open before the first early flight around 4:30 AM and closes after the last flight boards (around 5:30 PM). If you land in the evening, there is nothing to eat or drink besides what is in vending machines. -The baggage claim area is big and has seating and a real carousel, not the garage door of the past, and has the rental car agencies on the side. -TSA only opens up about 30-40 minutes before a flight so there is no need to get here super early unless checking a bag. -Valet baggage is easy and comes out on the top of the jetbridge so you do not have to be so close to the outside when it is cold outside. -The demand for flights has increased plane sizes from 1-2 seaters to 2-2 seaters, and sometimes we even have planes with first class (which is not too exciting on a regional jet, but hey...)! -Free and reliable wifi, a significant upgrade from times of the past. -The airport is very engaged on social media and has had lots of contests and giveaways for travelers here. -The airport deals with weather conditions quickly and safely. When considering which airport to fly out of, it depends on a number of factors: 1) Cost - it can be more to fly out of MHK instead of ICT, SLN, or MCI. Yet consider the cost of driving 1-2 hours, paying tolls, gas, parking, braving weather...and sometimes this is a better situation for a few more bucks. 2) Convenience - it is really easy to get to the airport, and rarely are there any issues inside. 3) Weather - regional jets might get cancelled more easily due to weather, especially from DFW and ORD where flights go to/from here. I have been stuck in DFW overnight many times, and ORD just sucks. 4) Luggage - you will be forced to check a bag that is too big to valet. When you board, valet bags go on a cart in the jetbridge and you can then take your personal item with you on the plane only. The caveat is when you land at DFW or ORD, you will have to wait for your bag in the jet bridge, which can be stressful if you already land, taxi forever, wait for gate agents to activate jet bridge, then wait for the bag and you have to change planes. The processes in DFW and ORD are not uniform, as in bags get pulled at random in a free for fall despite people's waiting in line. When you land in MHK, the bags all come up on the nice cart so people can grab them orderly from the line. 5) Parking - right now parking is free, so take advantage. Very soon, MHK will be doing construction on parking lots and will charge for parking, which is a bummer. This change was already passed and will go into effect in 2020. 6) TSA - there is a modified pre-check option so you can keep your shoes and light jacket on, but electronic devices, toiletries, and FOOD must be separated out in the scanner. Yes, if you have snacks in your backpack like granola bars, they must come out. You will get a little laminated card to take to the metal detector so you can do the pre-check one instead of the body scanner. 7) Destination - to get to Denver, it is better to fly SLN-HYS-DEN which Eric R. just did this weekend. Getting west is mostly through Dallas, and getting east is mostly through Chicago. There are more non-stop options out of ICT and MCI. Safe travels and remember to get a Real ID before October 2020 or use your passport!

I travel (fly) 20-25 weeks every year for business. Every time I give MHK/AA the opportunity to…read moreearn my business delay, delay, delay... work in a cancel periodically too. The wasted time and frustration continues to be worth my time to drive to MCI for my travel.

The most wonderful, kind, thoughtful, helpful ladies EVER. They saw us struggling with our luggage…read moreand they couldn't do enough to help us. This hotel is SOoo LUCKY TO HAVE THEm. Miss MISTY and MISS RAY. I want to take them home with me. Please make sure you acknowledge their above board efforts to help customers. The only complaint I have is the mattress in room 114 was in need of being changed. When you got in bed the Mattress rolled you into the center. We will Definitely return here hopefully our two angels will still be here. Huge HUGE THANKS they made our trip sooooo SPECIAL

We booked two nights for the K-State game and when me and my family were getting ready for bed both…read morerooms found bed bugs. When we talked to the manager regarding our concerns they were not accommodating at all. They claimed "that they could have come from anywhere and that we might have brought them in". They were very rude to my husband and my father when all we were trying to do was resolve the issue. We ended up moving hotels.