A wonderful place to stay while you enjoy the beautiful Flint Hills and Cottonwood Falls. This will…read morebe our go to place from now on while visiting the Flint Hills. The Larkins were exceptional hosts making my wife and I feel at home, away from home.

We were in town for the Cottonwood Falls music festival and stayed at the Lark Inn on Main. It was…read moreso convenient to be able to walk into town. The hosts were so helpful and thought of all our needs. They confirmed our arrival by text and had all the lights on and ready for us. There were farm fresh eggs, coffee, and homemade pumpkin muffins for us while there. The place was so clean and comfortable. Great kitchen, comfortable king bed, outdoor patio with a grill and table. So convenient if there for an event or to hike in Tallgrass Prairie. We will definitely book again next year.

GREAT stay. There is nothing flashy about these cabins but ALL the boxes were checked. Clean,…read moreefficient, cost-effective, and above all very customer service oriented. Thank you for an enjoyable stay!

for a small town in Kansas, this little motel was excellent! the staff was extremely friendly, and…read morevery easy to deal with. pricing was excellent, and the bedding was exceptionally comfortable for a motel. I will absolutely be back!

The owner was fantastic and engaging! The bonus was the breakfast choices. Thanks for great service…read morein a historic building.

We were in the area for a night and stayed at this bed and breakfast. If you want…read morecharacter......here it is! Owners were so nice! Getting away from the hussle of a big city and staying in a small town..........this was perfect!!!

I spent the better part of a week at Salt Creek Ranch. The owners could not be more gracious,…read morefriendly, accommodating, diligent or ...interesting. I used my stay as a work sabbatical - and the bunk house was more than comfortable - it was charming in a way appropriate for the Great Plains. I took an introductory lesson on "Centered Riding" from Carol. I have been around horses as much as most suburbanites...but what Carol taught me was remarkable. Quite frankly, I dont have the vocabulary to describe it. She taught me something that I will never forget and always use - not just with horses, but with people too. I highly recommend a stay at Salt Creek. For me it was a... substantial experience. I can not say enough good things about this place or these people.

They were amazing with both my kids. Would not hesitate to go back anytime. Amazing personality…read more Kids really learned a lot from Carol and can't wait to go back.

We are always so spoiled when we visit! We were married here two years ago and return annually for…read morethe beauty and memories. Jennifer goes above and beyond every time we step through the door. The historic hotel is a treasure we hope to enjoy for many years to come!

This place is beautiful! The tables have tablecloth and cloth napkins. The coffee is the best in…read morethe Tri-City area. I haven't found quality coffee in any of the restaurants this good in this area.

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!

This place has a great Addams Family vibe -- very gothic-Victorian. There are several different…read morehouses on the same street which are part of the B&B, and we stayed in the main one, a 1920s Tudor-style mansion which was once one of the most valuable homes in Topeka. The living room was designed after a Tudor-era library, with lots of dark carved woodwork and stained-glass windows. The owner seems to be on a mission to save her block of this urban neighborhood in Topeka which is safe but has seen better days. As the rundown-but-beautiful houses on her block go on the market, she snaps them up, renovates them, and adds them to her little mini-village of bed-and-breakfast venues. She's a one-woman neighborhood rehabilitation program and has obviously made this her life's work, down to collecting decorative items to lovingly put her idiosyncratic touch on every square inch. Our room -- The Chester, named after the original owner of the mansion, Chester Woodward -- included a private full bath and a small gardenlike private rooftop deck with a hot tub. The room is cozy rather than spacious but very comfortable. Every night the owner brings out a homemade dessert (the night we were there it was a lemon-cheese ball to be spread on homemade sugar cookies the way you'd spread a savory cheese ball on crackers -- I'm so stealing this idea) and her morning breakfasts are lavish. She checked our convenience for breakfast and was clearly prepared to serve earlier or later depending on our needs. She was also happy to give us pointers on where to eat and what to see in Topeka. The Saturday night we were there she'd arranged for a couples' massage team to offer massages for guests. We didn't take advantage of it but other guests were. I would definitely stay here again if I were in Topeka overnight.

Great place wonderful inn keeper and it was all around a great stay. It's a little more pricey…read morethan most other places in Topeka but it is well worth it. Me and my wife will be returning.

Dawn and Phil accommodated my 3 sisters and me for an overnight. The home was beautiful and clean…read moreand quiet and relaxing! It is a little farm oasis right in the heart of the Little Apple and just a stone's throw from the KSU Alumni Center and Student Union. We stayed in the Van Maanen suite, which was very private and comfortable. The mattress was SO comfortable! It's also the perfect size for a family of 4! Breakfast was homemade, delicious, hearty, balanced, and ample, with a variety of drink offerings and plenty of coffee! I highly recommend the Anderson B&B and hope to stay again some time!

What a wonderful place to stay! Very inviting and warm, and incredibly well decorated! We enjoyed…read morethe sounds of Mrs. Anderson playing piano and checking out the very spoiled coop of chickens they keep, which make amazing eggs, and the location could not be better. You'll never run out of chocolate chip cookies or wine, so if those are things you enjoy, the Anderson's have got you covered, on the House. Breakfast in the morning was divine, we had homemade waffles, made from scratch Keesh, biscuit and gravy casserole and fresh fruit each day. Some days we ate at the crack of dawn others right before lunch time, you just let them know when you want to eat and your place will be set and if your up in time, the candles will still be lit! We stayed in the Van Mannen suite, it was spacious and well thought out, the shower was perfect size with a super high shower head which pleased my man of 6'5" who did not have to crouch to shower :) the bed is memory foam and delightfully comfy with lots of pillows to choose from. I'd recommend this place to anyone, and we plan to stay again this April for the Fort Riley Military Ball. Thanks Dawn and Phil, for a great experience!