We loved this place, an old hotel in a tiny Town near where George Washington Carver homesteader…read moreand worked his land til he could put it up for collateral to borrow $400.00 Togo to college. The hotel is a dream and a work in progress. The decor is still way below high end restoration lodgings, but the period piecess awaiting arrangement are there. The room was quirky but clean and comfortable. Staff friendly,interesting and helpful.

Don't be fooled by the rough exterior. This little locally owned motels is a sweet spot, with many…read moreconsiderate and comfortable touches that made us feel welcome. Staff was outstandingly welcoming and helpful. Room was very clean. Lovely.

Please consider checking these rooms prior to remitting payment. The owner may have considered…read morethoroughly cleaning the rooms after receiving complaints. The rooms are unclean, though neat in appearance. There was a very repugnant odor in the room. Topping it off a dead roach at the head of the bed. Always travel with shower shoes, they are great in situations to where you really need a shower and have a towel, or the motel towel appears/smells clean. Showering is an option and sleeping in your vehicle, though the parking lot is in desperate need of asphalt. The online reviews (Dighton Inn) on booking.com receiving 4.5 rating?? is dubious at best, considering having witness such poor conditions in multiple rooms. The signage has Shay's Inn... The replies from the staff and/or owner on square up were about saving face, by alluding there were alternative room options, e.g. upgrade to a suite and all things the patron did or did not do to make a better outcome?! This by insinuating the patron had slept in the bed...the covers being pulled back to inspect the cleanliness, and deciding not after the discovery of a dead roach. Let's say, never add insult to injury with such falsehoods and just own it and do better, Shay's Inn a.k.a. Dighton Inn.

We stayed here on a road trip through Kansas that we take several times per year. We will…read moredefinitely be staying here again. The owners are so friendly and pleasant, and the rates are a steal for what you get. The hotels in the surrounding areas are so overpriced. For a double queen room we were looking at $100 per night, two days after Thanksgiving. The Annie Oakley was advertising $53 for a double queen. Being off the beaten path and cash-strapped we booked the Annie Oakley Motel and kept our expectations low, especially when pulling in to see the weathered sign of Annie Oakley herself and "free long distance calls and color tv" advertised underneath. We actually enjoyed our stay. The owners seem to be really embracing the quirkiness and we loved that. The rooms are a funky combination of modern (huge tv, fast free wi-fi, and artsy bedspreads) and totally retro (gold-flecked laminate flooring in the sink/bathroom area, enameled cast iron sink, and oversized green-turquoise bathtub and matching toilet). The motel is tucked in a sleepy block of downtown that was quiet despite it being a Saturday night. The double queen room was small and a bit tight on space for our family of five, but the beds were surprisingly very comfortable. Rooms were equipped with a mini-fridge and microwave and there is a cute little independent grocery store a few blocks away. The only negative was there is no breakfast (not a big deal) and this is cattle country so the air smells like cow butt (not the owners' fault). However, the smell of cattle did not permeate into the rooms. An adorable little find to stumble across in the middle of nowhere, Kansas. We will definitely stay here again on our trips.

I was pleasantly surprised at how nice this place was. There are rooms were recently refreshed and…read moreeverything was clean and in good working order. Very comfortable. It's about 10 minutes drive from the larger hotels near the highway, but absolutely worth it to save half the money!

We reserved multiple rooms here while being in town for a funeral. The hotel was clean and nice,…read moreand the staff was friendly. The entrance to the rooms and the bathrooms do seem to be really crammed together, the bathroom door almost hits the toilet. Upon arriving I asked the front desk for a crib (majority of hotels offer traveling cribs for infant to be placed in your room) and she informed me that they didn't have cribs but they did have pack&plays, and got me one right away for my son. They have a "heated salt water pool," however, I can't say it's very heated. We also couldn't figure out how to turn the hot tub on and gave up after 20 minutes of looking. The breakfast room is very large, which is nice due to us having so many people staying together.

We've stayed here a few times for various reasons when visiting relatives and continue to enjoy…read morethis hotel. It's clean, still quite new, free breakfast is really great for this type of thing (they had eggs, french toast, bacon, cereal, baked goods, bread, coffee, etc), the pool/hot tub is fun, and the staff is friendly.

This was our midway point between Topeka and Denver and I am so glad they had rooms available a few…read morehours before we needed a place to sleep. Pros: Clean Free Breakfast (with a bunch of options) and bottled water (you might have to ask for this) Options of Teas, Coffee, and Hot Chocolate Pets Allowed Near a few food options, including Sonic and right by the gas station Font desk was great! Cons: None - but if you are booking through a third party, make sure you call the hotel first as they had a better rate than what I paid with Priceline. Would definitely stay again!

Checked in today, 7/13. Deleted the front desk was uncaring, and rude. Got into my room and it…read moresmells like cigarette smoke, and bad decisions. The carpet is nasty, the TV remote doesn't work, there's caulk missing all over the bathroom, and the shower is full of long black hair stuck to the walls, and floor. This place is disgusting.

Our car started having trouble in Quinter about 10'mins east. Not great overnight stay choices. Saw…read morethis Best Western in Wakeeney with decent reviews so we high tailed it here! Welcoming staff for a late night stay. Anna was super friendly and helpful. Clean rooms, kids were happy! Enjoyed a free breakfast, thankfully it was also a dog friendly hotel! Great accommodations being right off the highway!

Very clean room, incredibly friendly desk clerk. Breakfast menu had several selections including a…read morevariety of coffee options available all day.

We were driving from California to Illinois and stopped here late to see if they had a room…read moreavailable. Thankfully they did. Beds were comfortable and the room was nothing fancy, but it was clean. Around 10:00 or 11:00 pm I smell something delicious, biscuits? The next morning we go in for their free breakfast that comes with the room before we head back out, and HOLY COW! It was amazing! Biscuits and gravy, hash brown casserole, apple crisp and all the other fixings of a continental breakfast. 5 stars for the breakfast alone. Very sweet staff too.

This motel is a hidden gem. Great value, clean updated rooms, free breakfast and very friendly…read morestaff. Don't judge a book by its cover.

Absolutely wonderful! Great stop on the drive across country. One of the best complimentary hotel…read morebreakfasts I have ever had, spotlessly clean, dog friendly, and super peaceful. Despite being in the middle of nowhere I felt very safe, they lock the doors at 11pm and there is someone at the desk all night. I do recommend bringing dinner if you come around dinner time - they did have some frozen options at night, but i couldn't find a food spot within 20 miles. Can't beat the price either Would definitely return !

Quinter is a friendly and clean little Western Kansas town and this hotel is the exactly the same…read more Staff is very nice and accommodating. Plenty of safe grass to walk the dog and kids. Dog Park on west side. Breakfast is nice, something there for everyone.

Fairly priced and comfortable…read more This Super 8 has a lot of character. It looks simple from the outside, but the rooms have beds with colorful sheets and there was art on the walls. Even though it's a relatively basic hotel, it had the feel and charm of a somewhat higher-end place. There was a fridge and microwave in the room with free breakfast available in the morning. The beds were comfortable and everything was very clean. It had everything I was hoping for during a quick overnight near I-70. I definitely recommend this Super 8 for an inexpensive stay in the area.

Check-in and check-out were both good experiences, and the owner was friendly, but I gotta be…read morehonest: this Super 8 leaves a lot to be desired. The biggest problem was a dirty floor; in any corner, you'd find crumbs and hair. That's not okay. And the room was just generally run down, with old, worn walls, furniture, and fixtures. Breakfast was very basic but did have something I enjoy, biscuits and gravy. Bottom line, it beat sleeping in our vehicle, but we're not likely to stay again.