Great place to stay, more home-like than hotel!…read more When traveling thru small towns, I don't typically hold high expectations of hotels or eateries. Traffic drives quality, and low traffic is usually met with an appropriate level of accommodations. Kim's Cottage is a diamond in the rough: old school downtown main drag, commercial storefront, repurposed with quaint, homey cottage style dwellings inside. Adorned with antique bedding, bedside-bench & credenza, my cottage (#1) had unique charm with vintage touch. While I didn't partake in the amenity, my room featured a decent jacuzzi tub as well. Where the Best Western down the road may offer a continental breakfast, Kim's Cottage had a lovely spread of cereal and breakfast bars, generously available for consumption in my room, on-demand, day or night. I truly appreciate the accommodation! The bathroom was clean and again, featured homey details. Just felt "more friendly" than a cold hotel room. Fresh towels, actual shampoo & body wash I'd want to use, and even a stash of fresh q-tips. I found Kim's Cottage courtesy of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, while shopping for a hotel for a pending business trip and couldn't be happier with the recommendation. While I'm unsure if my work will again take me to Canadian, I'm so thankful for the experience and for enjoying a good night's sleep! Thanks Kim's Cottage! -AW

I made the reservation for my boyfriend who was headed back home from the Sturgis motorcycle rally…read morein August 2020. Weather had been bad all the way up from Texas and back and we'd been booking last minute cheapest rooms, but I wanted his last night on the road to be special because it had been such an arduous trip. He really liked it but felt it was too "frilly" for his comfort. He's kind of a bull in the china shop type guy. But he went on and on about how much I would have loved it, and how fun it was that the suites were built as separate cottages inside of the historic building. The hosts were very nice. And he loved the hot tub and didn't want to leave it. He said there was also a performance theatre next door, also owned by Kim's family. All in all, well worth it to stop and stay at Kim's.

My husband and I enjoyed our stay in this 1920's home ~ now a beautiful B and B ~ on our trip from…read moreCorrales NM to Broken Arrow OK. Each room in the entire house has been recently restored to a high standard of excellence and has a theme - The cleanliness throughout the b and b shows great pride is taken which makes guests feel comfortable and at home. The made from scratch breakfast of fresh fruit soup, a delicious quiche, REAL homemade potatoes toast butter and jam were served in the pleasant sunny yellow dining room which created a very relaxed and delicious experience. A homemade brownie served after breakfast w/fresh coffee was out of this world. Ms Ann, the owner, is one of the kindest inn keepers we have ever met!!! We hope to return soon !!!

There arent a lot of options in Cheyenne. This one is the best though. Be prepared...lousy beds,…read moredirty, beat up rooms and it stinks. The roof leaks and the place is really really run down. An old person owns it and its coasting along. Its best days were back in the 70s.

From the owner: Select Cheyenne Motel for your next trip! Our location is convenient and we have modern, upgraded…read moreamenities.

If you want a great Schitt's Creek version of Americana, this is a great place to stop. Elk city…read moreOklahoma. Talk about in the middle of nowhere...

We love hotels on Route 66 because we can park our car right in front of our room beside imaginary…read moreof how glorious it was in the old days. This one is a gem. Big room in a safe quiet place with lights on everywhere. Bed is very comfortable. Room are cleaned. Whatever we need they have provided already in the room for us. We will definitely come back whenever we drive across the country again. By the way, I will trade in staying at Flamingo Inn with any big chain hotels without a second thoughts.

Highly recommend this Inn. Great service, friendly folks, clean room right off the interstate…read more Just be careful when booking, there is another Route 66 in like 1.5 hours away so make sure you book the right one. This one is a much better value. Can't really ask for a much better stay.

We had a wonderful stay at Route 66 Inn on July 19 & 20, 2024…read more Our room was spacious and clean. We were very comfortable and slept great. Breakfast was great. We loved the waffles. We love being able to park in front of our room. The owners were very friendly and helpful. Thank you so much for our wonderful stay!!! Cynthia & Bob

The Clinton Oklahoma LaQuinta hotel has become a repeat stop during our cross country journey. The…read morelocation of this hotel is perfect for us. Getting to the hotel during i40 road construction was pretty easy as the hotel texted us how to navigate. The hotel itself is surrounded by fields and open space. The sunrise across the plains was pretty spectacular. The manager/owner assisted at the front desk, made a killer Bloody Mary at the bar (may have been the best one we've had) and knew his hockey too. The other bartender also was pretty nice. Both have worked at this hotel for a while too which is a sign of a good property. The rooms are really large, no issues with parking and everything was nice and clean. We will be back in the fall.

Great location. Very clean perfect for families and good doggie runs!!…read more Fresh hot breakfast!! Clean pool area great for bbq's for all!!

When traveling now finding a place to crash for the night is even more of a concern than ever. No…read morelonger is the concern just a decent bed and hot water in the shower in the morning. Yup, as we all know now it's about hand sanitizer and who is going to get in the elevator with you. It's a brave new world isn't it? This place checks all the right boxes when you need it. I didn't expect much in Elk City, but wow was I impressed. From the large well-lit parking lot to the firm bed and impeccably clean room. Easy on and off the freeway and several surprisingly good restaurants nearby (I strongly recommend Prairie Fire for a decent steak), and a gas station right across the street , this place has everything you need for a decent break from the road.

What a great little hotel. The staff is really nice, the gentleman who prepares the breakfast is so…read morecharming, we had seconds! They allow pets and there's a cute little kitchen in the room. We actually stayed here twice in the same trip, on our way in and out. For us that really says something.

Clean rooms, nice staff. Coffee at breakfast was so weak it was awful. Otherwise a decent place…read moreto stop for a night while on the road!

Hallways had a moldy type smell. Our room initially looked good but the sheets on one of the beds…read morewas dirty and the toilet did not look like it had been cleaned. We got in exceptionally late and we were too tired to go down to ask for a new room. We had our own blankets with us so just slept on those.

Awesome place to stay. Right off the highway, recently renovated, clean, safe. The proprietor was…read morefriendly and helpful and made my stay super relaxed and restful. They clearly run the business well and take pride in what they do, but I also sensed that they deeply care about their guests and also their local community. Struck me as genuinely good people. I took a photo of a sign in the room that brought a big smile to my weary face. Would gladly stay here again if I was in the area.

Great value. All basic necessities fridge and microwave. My favorite thing is That the dog friendly…read morerooms have hard floors! First time seeing that. Makes so much sense! Inn owner was so amazing and kind. Would def stop if I'm ever on the route again. Easy access to bottom floor deluxe rooms for dog owners. Comfy bed. Very hot water and ample space to walk dogs! Definitely a dog owners dream. I checked out a few minutes late after breakfast had ended and uma made me coffee anyway

What a pleasant surprise this little inn provided: clean, spacious rooms, comfy mattresses, quiet…read morelocation, and a perfect stop before Dallas. Krupa and Aaron were very hospitable, with Krupa greeting us, directing us to good food in the area (Mesquite Canyon Steakhouse), and letting us know her husband Aaron would be making eggs in the morning, included in the very affordable room charge. They were happy to make our eggs with olive instead of "vegetable" oil, and actually ended up doing that for all guests. Don't miss this sweet respite in your travels through Texas.

My husband and I were on a cross-country road trip and decided to try staying in an old-style Route…read more66 motor court, so we chose the Shamrock Country Inn. We had a delightful stay! Let's be clear: this is not a luxury hotel. But for a basic roadside motel, it's a swell place to stop on a road trip. Our room was clean and fairly spacious; the beds were comfortable; the water pressure in the shower was good; and the location was just far enough off Route 66 to be quiet and afford us a good night's sleep. The solid construction of the building contributed to the quiet. The exterior of the building is well-kept, and everything has been recently painted, with the Texas star on the outside of every room's door. The rooms are equipped with old-fashioned wall heaters and A/C units; we stopped here in October, so they were sufficient for our needs. The buildings form a "U" around a paved parking area for cars and trucks right in front of the rooms; there is also a central gravel area for semis or larger vehicles. The night we stayed there, many of the rooms were occupied, and this seemed to be a favored stop for hunters. Wi-fi is available and free, but outdated by current security standards, so we did not use it. There is a breakfast room, with all the usual offerings; there are limited hot food selections, but they do have a waffle maker. Breakfast is included in the price of the room, which is already a great deal. The proprietor was very courteous, and check-in and check-out were extremely fast and efficient. It's just a 10- to 15-minute walk to Rusty's (a GREAT place for dinner) and the U Drop Inn Café (known from Disney's "Cars") on the corner of Route 66. We truly enjoyed our stay at the Shamrock Country Inn and will definitely stop here again on our next trip through the Texas panhandle.