We arrived near midnight, tired and ready to have a nice quiet place to catch some sleep…read more We were greeted by a wonderful young woman who welcomed us and got us our room quickly. She was so pleasant and professional. Wish I would have got her name. We found our selves in a 4th floor room at the end of the hall with great pillows and a comfortable king sized bed. I slept so well. The air conditioning allowed for a cool room and a nice hum to drown out my husband's snoring. The shade kept it so dark. Did I mention I slept so well?! Breakfast was great. Scrambled eggs were fresh and hot. Oatmeal had fresh toppings. I even liked that they had an open milk container so I didn't have to open one of those cardboard milk cartons for my oatmeal then throw out 3/4 of it. Cudos to the breakfast manager. Great stop!

A modern and well maintained this Holiday Inn is conveniently looking just off of interstate 80…read more The hotel is well appointed with a gym, pool, business area, and breakfast area. The rooms are spacious and comfortable. Hotel rates are reasonable. The hotel overall is immaculate and guest services are pleasant and helpful. Complementary breakfast and parking provided.

Super clean super nice and attentive staff. Room just as good as my primary globalist Hotel…read more Easy in and out. Off I 80 as you leave Colorado. Several beverage options. Standard breakfast was hot and good options. Eggs sausage patties. Bacon. Etc Fruit basic was ok. But overall how clean it was deserves a five starr and please tip them. They deserve it.

I want to start by saying that the housekeeping team deserves 5 stars all the way around…read more Everything was exceptionally clean throughout our entire stay, and it was obvious that the housekeeping staff takes great pride in their work. They were the highlight of our experience. Breakfast was also very good with plenty of options. My kids absolutely loved the waffles and the pancake maker, and it was nice to have a variety of choices available each morning. Unfortunately, there were several issues that prevented me from giving this hotel 5 stars. We stayed from Thursday through Monday, and the front desk staff consistently appeared disengaged. If they were not actively helping a guest, they were usually on their phones. We rarely received a smile, greeting, or even a simple acknowledgment when entering or leaving the property. Hospitality starts with customer service, and that was noticeably lacking during our stay. The most concerning example was during the night shift. On multiple occasions, two front desk employees were stretched out on the lobby sofas as if they were taking a nap. As a hotel General Manager myself, this would be considered unacceptable behavior and would result in corrective action. The front desk is the face of the hotel and should remain attentive and aware of guests and activity within the property. That lack of awareness became even more concerning on our last morning. An older male guest approached and spoke to my youngest child more than once when I was not standing directly beside her. The first interaction immediately gave me an uneasy feeling. Later, during breakfast, I observed him speaking to her again and asking where she lived. When I stepped around the corner, his reaction suggested he knew the interaction was inappropriate. I immediately removed my child from the situation. This experience reinforced my concern that the front desk staff was not paying attention to what was happening in common areas. Human trafficking and predators are very real concerns, and hotel staff play an important role in maintaining a safe environment. Front desk employees should be visible, alert, walking the lobby, making eye contact with guests, and remaining aware of suspicious behavior. Additionally, there was a wedding taking place on Saturday, and I witnessed the groom involved in a heated altercation with one of his groomsmen. I attempted to contact the front desk, but the phone in my room was not working. The hotel has a lot going for it, especially its cleanliness and breakfast offerings, but customer service, attentiveness, and guest safety need significant improvement. Housekeeping exceeded expectations, but the front desk team's lack of professionalism and awareness ultimately impacted our overall experience.

They're doing renovations and it looks really nice! Our room was very clean, and breakfast was…read moregood. The only issue we had was children running up and down the halls screaming for hours starting at 8am.

Clean, repair, maintain and notice what is going on from 4pm to evening with your staff.read more

We were looking for an actual place to pitch a tent, and found that the one Maps led us to was…read morequestionable,so we stopped in at the Lazy K. We were planning on staying overnight but the owner told us so many things to see that we stayed another night. Anyways, the room itself was clean, clean, clean and that's all I care about when I go to a motel. If you stop in Ogallala, go to Lake McConaughy. It is so beautiful.

Small, older, family-run motel. You won't get bells and whistles, but what you will get is super…read morefriendly hosts that look like they work hard to keep the place cozy, clean and affordable. Highly recommend!

We stayed here last night and it was an immense pleasure after traveling all day. The room was…read moresuper clean. The bed is very comfy. The shower plenty of pressure. The breakfast was great. We were very pleased.

Rude staff, smelly building, very noisy and broken shower head…read more For starters, the clerk at the desk was not very friendly. I came up to check in and he just looked at me while he played on his phone for a few minutes, before eventually coming over to start the check in process. When he finally came over, he barely said anything and checking in felt very awkward. The whole building, including the room, had an off-putting smell. The rooms must have very thin walls, because it was extremely noisy the entire time as well. The shower head was broken. It just dribbled water out. You could change the settings, but that just sprayed water all over the place. The bath towels were comically small. I thought they were hand towels at first. I know that motels tend to have smaller towels, but these were really tiny. The only good aspects of this place were the location and comfortable beds. I've done a lot of traveling and I didn't have high expectations here, but this Days Inn was quite disappointing. It seems to have been partially remodeled since the last time I stayed here, but it's somehow gone downhill.

TL:DR I liked the place but several people found fault. Ask for room 200. That's where I am right…read morenow, and it's great. Book your hotels thru Priceline. I'm a bit surprised by all the negative comments about this hotel, and, specifically, the rooms. Mine must have been recently renovated, because the bedding was new and clean and better than Fairfield Inns and some Courtyards I've stayed at. It was clean and the furniture was in good condition. The sink area had marble (faux?). I haven't used the shower yet but, even though the fixtures are new-ish, the drain looks kinda old and groaty. It was cold outside, and after dark (almost Oct), so I couldn't see the pool, even though my room overlooked it. There may be some older rooms, though, because several people warned about various problems. This is an older hotel, and it's showing its age, but I've stayed at much worse. I like the free breakfast, (at least I HOPE I will). I haven't eaten at a Denny's in probably 20 years, so I don't know what to expect. I got the room thru Priceline for $59 a night, so my expectations have been exceeded. I always use Priceline for hotels, unless I'm using points. I left my room in good condition, so you can ask for Room 200 when you check in. I left it in perfect condition.

we had three families traveling through, and saw some OK reviews, so we stopped here. I called to…read moremake sure I could get adjoining rooms. I was on the phone for about 30 minutes verifying 4 rooms, 2 of which HAD to be adjoining. when we arrived at 9:45 pm, the girl (who was the one I had talked to on the phone-it was her voice) told me we didn't get there early enough for adjoining rooms and she didn't have any. after many questions and talks with the group, I decided we could just squish into one room and stay there because we didn't want to load up and go somewhere else. so, I asked the girl to cancel that extra room, since she gave it away after verifying I would have it. she proceeded to tell me she could not cancel a room and I'd have to call the 1 800 choice number. after traveling all day, that was the straw that broke the camels back! I just gave up and said lets go to bed and deal with this tomorrow. The hotel itself was old and nasty. No elevators, stairs are old and carpet falling apart, an old falling down hotel on the same property as this one. The kicker was that our room had hair all over the bathroom floor, another in our group had public hair in the bathroom floor, and the last in our group had some one else's dirty PANTIES AND BRA in the bathroom. How can a cleaning crew miss dirty clothes?? We told the front desk all of this Information and all he said was, "I'm sorry." Do not stay here. All choice hotels re going downhill, but we didn't realize it is this bad. Stay at a Hilton or best western. Choice has gone downhill, and they don't even care.

very trippy. it's under construction. great location- lots of room, lots of freedom. a little park…read moreon the grounds. most people won't get this place, but it's actually totally awesome, as is Carlos at the front desk!

Worst hotel in that area. It should be shut down until they can repair everything and have staff…read more It would be even better if they cleaned and didn't just change bedsheets and with a mattress top that's ripped. We didn't even stay. I could go on and on and the pictures don't show just how bad the whole building is. Fire codes not met AND leaving TWO people personal information they signed on the countertop.

For a place under $40, this is a decent stay. I got a basic room, no kitchenette, which was fine,…read moreI wouldn't have used it anyway. The bed was fine, shower worked, not any worse than motel 6. The only problem is location..... This is close to downtown and there was an outside party with music the night i stayed and I heard it loud and clear in the room so be warned about that. This IS a place locals use by the week or month but they seemed a decent sort, the ones that I saw at least. Also, he still only takes cash.

Nice people but if it wasn't for the comfortable bed, this would have been the worst hotel I have…read morestayed in. We paid $57 a night after taxes (CASH ONLY). I uploaded photos, but it was a run down shack, end of story. Smelt fine and seemed to have clean bedding and towels. Honestly, it looked like a place that displaced people who can't afford to live in an apartment live in. I would recommend this place unless you have to...this was the ONLY place with availability on Saturday. Thank you for letting us in! I hope there can be something done about the place...good luck!

Terrible! We got here and I found bugs crawling all over my bed and a dead fly right in the middle…read more Do not recommend

It was clean, but the AC unit was really loud. The bed wasn't comfortable; very firm. It was fine…read morefor one night passing through, but I wouldn't want to stay there longer than that.

BEWARE SOLO FEMALE TRAVELERS - Overcharging, Misrepresentation, and Predatory Behavior…read more I feel compelled to share for the safety and awareness of fellow travelers. On 2/14/24 around 6pm I arrived after seeing high reviews on Google and booking.com. booking.com and the Super 8 website both listed the basic rooms at $55 per night. However, upon arriving at the hotel and requesting a room, the front desk employee informed me that the room rate would be $70 per night. Despite showing him the online listings for $55/night, the employee insisted he had no control over the pricing but offered a "discount" bringing the cost to $60/night. I agreed to expedite the check in process. I requested an itemized receipt which he was hesitant to provide, and when he did give me one I had been charged $61 instead of the $60 he said. I didn't complain because I just wanted to be done with the check in. He then pointed me to my room which was about as close to the check in desk as you could get. I left to grab my bag but something didn't feel right so I double-checked the Super 8 website which explicitly showed that there were $55/night rooms available at this location. I returned to the front desk and showed the employee the Super 8 website showing the $55 rate, at which point he claimed it was the member price and later stating it was due to an online discount, both of which turned out to be untrue. The combination of the employees shady evasive behavior and the location of the room he put me in made me incredibly uncomfortable and at this point I told him I no longer felt comfortable staying there and requested a refund. The employee then demanded the itemized receipt back, which I refused, before finally proceeding with the refund. On the refund receipt he put the reason for refund being "guest has problem with rate", when in actuality it was me having a problem with him lying. Nowhere on the Super 8 website, including under additional rate details, is there wording indicating that the rates displayed online are an "online only" rate or discount. The clerk also used other excuses as to why the rate he was charging me was different than the online rate - It wasn't until I returned to the front desk a second time (and after other excuses) that he told me it was an online discount. After leaving and checking the Super 8 website again, it became evident that he had likely booked me into the most expensive suite (listed at $70/night) without my consent and without telling me, despite requesting a basic room. He failed to disclose this upgrade and provided false information about the $55 rate, claiming it was a member price or due to an online discount, both of which were untrue. I believe he purposefully did this so that my room would be in close proximity to him. I STRONGLY urge that management look into this and that prospective guests, especially women traveling alone, look for lodging elsewhere. The employee in question has almond/honey skin-tone, a foreign accent, and a letter "J." inked on an inner forearm. The employee was not wearing a nametag and did not give me his name. I firmly believe this employee was preying on me. EDIT: The hotel continues to respond back saying that after I was quoted $70 and I showed the desk clerk the $55 online rate they informed me I could book the room online for that rate. That is absolutely untrue - the clerk used other excuses as to why the rate he was charging me was different than the online rate - It wasn't until I returned to the front desk a second time (and after other excuses) that he told me it was an online discount. I replied to the hotel that if they produce the surveillance/CCTV footage and I am mistaken, I will remove all of my negative reviews of this super 8. I hope they do because the footage will also show me avidly and clearly asking the clerk WHY he didn't tell me the online rate is if you book online only AT THE BEGINNING of this interaction when I showed him the rate on my phone.

Stayed for one night. Everything was clean…read more Pretty normal for a Super 8. Breakfast was a little different than what you might expect. They had boiled eggs instead of scrambled. But not not bad overall.