Super clean hotel and super friendly front desk. Young lady at the desk Joanne was extremely…read morehelpful and so very friendly. I was Washing clothes late and she was cleaning tables, vacuuming and making sure the place was spotless..I was impressed.. I will definitely come back.. our room was huge, bed was so comfortable, towels were Fresh and fluffy. So so clean. What else can I say. Super impressed. 10 stars.

Very clean, wonderful staff. Bed and pillows were comfy and complimentary breakfast was delicious ,…read moreespecially scrambled eggs, patty sausage and bacon, which was cooked well. Recommend this hotel when staying in Chadron

Decided to stop here on our cross country road trip before heading South back home. I was a little…read morenervous because there weren't many recent reviews but we are so glad we stopped! The rooms were nice, spacious, and super clean. They do have a heavy air freshener but you no longer notice it within a few minutes and the room reflected the time they spend on upkeep. The front desk staff was friendly and reflected the same price in person as I saw on many of the booking apps. I checked in late at night but called the number and they were responsive and politeZ They also have a working ice machine and filtered water to fill up water bottles on the way out. We definitely would stay here again!

Very nice place to stay. Reasonable price. Clean and accommodating. Would stay here againread more

Best bar in Chadron! Jeanne, her mom, and the other locals are great company. This saloon is…read morelocated inside the historic Olde Main Street Inn. Prices are totally fair and if you are staying at the Inn, the first drink is on the house! They have a TV so you can watch the Rockies, Broncos, Letterman, etc. Closing time is around 11pm. They also have a pool table. This is the place to be in Chadron!

Definitely not closed to the public. Best atmosphere in town. Perfect classic pub.read more

I stayed here with my fiance during our 10 day road trip. We were driving through NE to see 2…read moredifferent monuments and came across this very small town called Chadron. Paul called a few places and decided we should stay right down town at the Olde Main Street Inn. We were greeted with a free drink to "brush off the road dust" from Jeanne, the owner/bartender. Jeanne was very friendly and offered a pleasant stay! The room was very old with many antiques. Jeanne left the other rooms open so we can peak around and see the different styles of rooms. Have an open mind with the shower, since it wasn't a tub, more of a drain in the ground to collect water, but it does the trick! Jeanne made a very large and moist cinnamon bun and coffee! She also took us around the old diner (what used to be open) to see an original well. I recommend to stay here if you ever find yourself in Chadron, NE.

In a way, you sort of have to have an adventurous spirit to stay at the Olde Main Street Inn, but I…read morehighly recommend it! It is maybe the quirkiest place I've ever stayed, but it was really cool and I'm glad I stayed here instead of one of the chain motels in town. Jeanne, the inn keeper/bartender was very friendly (as was her mom!) and made us feel at home with a free drink to "wash away the road dust." I liked that. I'll probably never stay in Chadron again, but if I did I bet I'd stay here! The room was the cheapest one they offered at only $65 for the night and it was small, but comfortable. You can get suites up to $95 and they were much bigger and provide a kitchen and multiple rooms. The shower wasn't the greatest, but this place was built in 1890 and I don't think many updates have been made to it since then. For breakfast, Jeanne prepared these unbelievable cinnamon rolls. I ate almost two since my fiancee has been on a health kick.

This Best Western West Hills Inn is dog friendly, provides free breakfast, free WiFi and free…read moreparking. Also this hotel is pretty affordable. My husband and I ended up staying at this hotel with our little girl dog for one night (for pets, up to two dogs or cats are allowed per room, with an 80 lb weight limit. The pet fee is $20 per night). We checked in yesterday early evening, around 5:15 pm. The employee at the front desk was friendly. Then after we got our hotel keys, we went back to our car and drove over to our room and were able to unload our car right in front of our room, which really is a nice feature (but please note that only those on the first floor have this option. There is no luggage dolly, in case you end up on the second floor). Unloading our luggage is actually from a back door entrance to our room, while there is also a front door that opens inside the hotel, which makes it convenient to walk over to the dining area for breakfast in the morning (breakfast is from 5:30 am- 9 am during the week days). We stayed in a double queen room (since the price was cheaper than a room with one king size bed). The room was clean. I did appreciate that there were plenty of towels in the bathroom and also liked that there was liquid bath wash, shampoo and conditioner dispensers in the shower. It is also nice that the base of the hair dryer does turn into a night light when the lights are off. There is also a mini fridge in the room, but please note that there is no freezer (I always prefer a freezer in the mini fridge so that I can freeze a few water bottles to keep my food in my cooler cold when I travel to my next destination). With our sleep, the mattress was on the soft side. I prefer a much firmer mattress. The breakfast we had this morning was a little disappointing, some of the breakfast items were cold or at room temperature and should have been hot. The breakfast has sausage patties, previously frozen egg omelets, yogurt, various breads, milk (but are not individual cartons, you have to pour the milk from a pitcher), cold cereal, instant oatmeal packets, make your own waffles. Overall, I felt that staying here for one night was adequate. But I would have preferred something better for a longer stay.

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. And yet this location microwaves their bacon and…read moresausage thus destroying any nutritional value. And then let's the bacon or sausage sit in a pan soaking in the nasty grease the entire time. You literally have to pat it dry with napkins to eat it. The biscuits for their biscuits and gravy have been hard everyday for the last 10 days of my stay. And the gravy they put in a plastic bag in a crockpot on high boiling absolutely disgusting! Eggs are premade and just reheated. I thought OK I'll eat some of the muffins, but even they are hard, nasty and stale tasting. The TV channel service constantly would freeze up couldn't even watch a movie without it freezing up every 5- 10 minutes even though they reset it. I could go on because there's definitely allot more. Staff was great. Review reflects quality of breakfast and maintenance on the owner's behalf.

Stay was great, but left a sweater. I did the I left my stuff online, confirmed with many people it…read morewas there, and waited for manager Kyle to get back to after several weeks. I was told "someone" picked it up. So, do your best not to leave anything. Management is not helpful.

This is a really GREAT Holiday Inn ! New Clean and an easy…read more location to access. The usual free breakfast and other amenities are part of the price. The "extra" is a terrific staff - especially Janelle and Holly ! This is the place to stay !

Filthy. Desk was unmanned. Toilet didn't work. Grime everywhere. I immediately left and checked…read moreinto a better hotel.

Man at the front desk was taking a personal call when we tried to check in. Didn't speak to us for…read more15 minutes and was chewing/spitting tobacco in front of us. He also did not speak much english and therefore could not tell us where our room was or what the wifi was. Bathroom lightbulb was out, the air conditioning didn't fully work, and the lock on the inside of the door was smashed and broken. The only upside was that it was visibly clean.

Always interesting to stay here. It's clean and safe and quiet. But it's rundown, and maybe someone…read morewill be at the front desk? Despite being on the edge of town, it's across the highway from Wal*Mart...if you're brave enough to dodge the cars. And across the street from a nicer hotel which is adjacent to Country Kitchen. Why pay more? It's Chadron!

This Travelodge appears to be a rebranded Microtel, based on the layout, room design and being…read morelocated on Microtel Drive... The building looks fairly new. The two rooms I saw were both clean and looked like typical Microtel rooms. The first room I was given did not have a fridge or microwave, despite the reservation saying it had both. The manager was kind enough to switch me into a room that had them. Overall, it was a very basic place. Nothing too luxurious, but the price was low, so that was fine. Checking out was a pain. The lady at the desk was on the phone for a while with a line waiting to checkout in the morning. I packed up my car while I waited, but when I came back she was still on the phone. About 10 minutes later I was finally able to checkout. If you need a cheap place to stay and don't need something fancy, there are worse places you could stay.

10/1/21 I booked 7 months in advance. I was to travel about…read more2 thousand miles to get this hotel. When I called a week in advance to confirm my room. The hotel said they would call me back the next day. They did not call back the next day. I called the next day. The hotel said nothing available for me. They had rented the room out. They very reluctantly apologized. I will never consider that hotel ever again!

The building is beautiful, marked especially by some magnificent iron-working, and looks to have…read morebeen well-restored, at least in terms of façade; it is also mightily historic, being the launch-locus for a signature horse race from Chadron to Chicago (among other things). However, the Blaine is no more a hotel, with its rooms now rented as semi-permanent residences. I did hear tell that they've courted better clientele in recent years; but, if sojourning's more your game, the leasing habits of a local landlord amount to little, and the Blaine will likewise do you little good. Furthermore, if your stay in Chadron is indeed less than annual, there is really no better option than Miss Jeanne and her Olde Main Street Inn, which constitutes perhaps the best lodgings in all of Nebraska.

The "Grand Motel" no Westerner about it, is the furthest thing from "grand". Odd smell, beds old &…read moresunk in the middle & no wifi. Happily, I was given a refund by a very pleasant woman who tried to be accommodating, but I preferred to move on to greener pastures. If no frills or technology is needed, then it's ok.

DO NOT stay here! This place treated my parents terribly! Lied, said they smoked in the room…read more(neither of my parents have ever touched a cigarette) and charged them a $150 cleaning fee. They totally tried to take advantage of an older couple. I have called to discuss the matter - I have been hung up on 2 times. Not impressive customer service that's for sure.