Wonderful hosts and a beautiful building with so much history. An amazing piece of history right on…read morethe old train line. Lots of old train equipment to look at outside. Perfect gem if you have any interest in railway or architectural history. Lobby was undergoing renovations, but it was no inconvenience and I loved hearing about all their careful historical restoration. This stay was unforgettable.

This is a great place to stay if you are looking for a quiet, cozy and peaceful evening! The room…read morewas cute and bed was comfortable! The couple running the place are an absolute joy. They are very friendly and you can tell they love what they do! Breakfast is home made and very good!

I made the trip to Summit Hill Gardens from Dallas, and I could not have been more pleased with the…read moreaccommodations and beautiful surroundings. Directions were spot-on, and check-in was a breeze. The Cottage is charming and comfortable, decorated by the careful hand of Patsy, the owner, an artist with great imagination and wonderfully eclectic taste. After settling in, I ventured across the grounds and was fortunate enough to run into Patsy, a barefoot gray-haired pixie wearing jeans and a tee-shirt, who greeted me with a warm smile and a firm hand-shake. She had just finished work for the day and offered me a tour, which I gladly accepted. I soon learned that this petite hippy-chick artist, who traveled the world visiting architectural treasures with her husband, is also a tough-as-nails farmer's daughter who can build anything and fix anything. He runs her soap making operation out of a restored barn that she and her father re-located from a nearby farm using jacking equipment, bridge girders, and a flatbed trailer. (Because, you know, who doesn't have a dad with bridge girders laying around?) Patsy also gave me a tour of the old schoolhouse which she and her husband beautifully restored including an addition with a grand fireplace and large seating area. The property is meticulously maintained and features a number of unique art pieces that fit perfectly with the rural setting. The pool offers a nice place to cool off on warm summer days. I visited in late August after a mild summer with good rain that left the property lush and green. It is easy to see why Summit Hill is the picture-perfect wedding venue. The bridesmaids room is above the shop, accessed by a vintage cast iron spiral staircase that leads to a large dressing room with a picture window where the ladies can look out and see the guests arriving. Spectacular. If you are searching for the perfect place for a wedding, a party, or just a brief get-away (like I was), do yourself a favor and visit Summit Hill Gardens.

Summit Hill Gardens is absolutely gorgeous! We had our daughter's baby shower in the barn in…read moreJanuary. It was perfect! Patsy & Meg were a pleasure to work with and so nice and helpful. I would recommend the event venue to anyone looking for a wonderful place to host an event.

Check Them out on Google and Facebook!…read more Great place for any event and very reasonable and flexible!

I stopped by Cherokee Casino South Coffeyville on the drive home from Lawrence, KS. This casino is…read morereally small with 275+ electronic games and located in South Coffeyville. Parking was super easy. It opens from 10AM-2PM on Monday-Thursday and 24h on the weekend. There's only one bar and one dining area called Collective Kitchen(s). No hotel or other accommodations that I could see. The casino is clean though. I stopped by for the food and tried the slow-braised pot roast &gravy which was okay. I liked the green beans, roll, mashed potatoes on this entree. The pot roast was not buttery or tender. I only had $11 left in my wallet. I put $10 in dancing drums, one of my favorite slots. It took it quickly and almost gave me a bonus once. Other than that, I really liked the cups for the soda drinks.

Oklahoma 01-2024 Tony and I went to this Cherokee Casino in South Coffeyville Oklahoma. It was…read morelocated just below the Kansas line in a border town It was a small Casino We didn't stay long. They didn't have any of my favorite machines and I wasn't hitting so no use to waste money

Thank you Cindi and Dwight Sprouls for hosting my brother-in-law's wedding and reception last…read morenight. We had a blast. 96 Elite provided our group the space and time to celebrate one of life's milestones. The reception hall has its own enclosed spaces for a bar and DJ, a stage area for the wedding party, and its own catering space/kitchen. The venue is beautiful and spacious. 11k square feet accommodating up to 300 guests. If you want to do the wedding onsite, there is a paved wedding courtyard in the back next to a pond. The bench seating is great and spread out for plenty of room, with access inside to changing areas for both team's' bride and groom. Plenty of parking out front and to the side. It was a great time. Congrats to my brother David and my new sis Caitlyn. Thank you 96 Elite.

First time I've ever been Got biscuits and gravy and hash…read morebrowns. The gravy tasted and looked like it was made from old dirty grease. By far the worst biscuits and gravy I've ever ate. The hashbrowns were good. I'll never go back. The cashier wasn't very friendly. The little store was cute but I'm not going back just for the store.

This review is for lunch for four on Labor Day…read more service: I think Nita was the name of our server. Hope I got that right, because she was fantastic. Professional, enthusiastic, and knowledgeable. food: We started with onion rings ($4). These are some of the best o-rings you'll ever enjoy. Then again, the French fries ($3) and my club sandwich ($8) were also amazing. My wife had the chicken strip salad ($8) and reported it was also great. Our table also had a cheeseburger ($8) and roast beef sandwich ($7) that drew high marks details: Plenty of parking outside. Space is divided into dining room and store. There is outdoor seating, but it was too hot in August. Don't miss the Schenker Family Farms local meats and other products.

Situated in Downtown Independence, Kansas, this could-be cultural mecca was established to provide…read moreIndependence with a sense of history and culture while updating and refurbishing this iconic landmark. Behind, what is said to be the oldest revolving door ever, is the lobby: a restaurant and bar. Downstairs is a performance space which has served as a dinner theater and music venue. Adjacent the lobby is a ballroom that can be rented out for events. The hotel itself has been transformed into apartments perfect for the young, and established. If you like to dine and drink within an astutely restored atmosphere, Booth Hotel will not disappoint. Hopefully, the Los Angeles to Kansas transplant owners will find a way to open a much needed art gallery in this beautiful space and continue to bring more of the arts to the town of Independence.

Old Hotel Serves…read moreseafood And Italian. Ok food and adds class to nice downtown.

It was such a smooth and easy process from the get go. She took some phenomenal pics.read more

Christina did an amazing job with our family! She was great coordinating with our young girls and…read morewe got our photos back the same day. We highly recommending her for your family photos. We were staying at Carlton Landing and she met us and made it super easy and stress fee!