We came here in March, and didn't realize that most of Bryce was still frozen over. The location…read moreof this BW is literally at the entrance of Bryce Park, and I can't find anything bad to say. Plenty of parking, and there's even a Phillips 66 gas station next door with actually very competitive prices. There's no restaurant on property but there are some across the street, and the front desk provides a list of local eateries. Tip: The Bryce Canyon Pines Restaurant - located 4 miles away on route 12 -was an excellent choice. Our king room was spacious, plenty of storage, and 2 sinks in the room. The shower had plenty of hot water and ample water pressure. The toiletries was lemony, citrusy which was pleasant to use. There was even a fridge and microwave in the room. I was quite impressed on the breakfast buffet. They literally had everything you could think of for breakfast, from eggs, sausage AND bacon, waffles, pancakes, biscuits and gravy, oatmeal, fruit, fresh yogurt, yogurt in a cup, juice, cereal, breads, donuts, potatoes, and so much more! Even the coffee was good... not weak at all. There are a few feral cats on property and I was so sad they had to stay out in the cold, huddled under our cars for warmth. Aside from that, it's an excellent location. Staff was friendly, but not overly chatty.

Make sure you book through calling them or on their Best Western website rather than Hotels.com to…read moremake it easier for yourself to book/cancel/change. This hotel had one of the best hospitality and customer service. Special thanks to Brent and his staff for taking such good care of me and my significant other during our stay. We could not have asked for a better experience in Dodge City. A kitchenette for the price we paid was unbeatable.

This Best Western is among the poorest hotels I have used. It's dirty, and the hallways smell like…read moredirty laundry. The toilet seat was not secured with screws to the frame, the shower didn't function properly, and I was awakened from sleep at 1am by the night clerk who said she had a noise complaint. We were in bed, not talking, and no TV or electronics to make noise. Nothing. She insisted. The same clerk, who had a clear language barrier (India) argued with me about the pronunciation of the vehicle I drive as well as the color as she stood typing my registration info. She was cold and unfriendly. Furthermore, I am a combat veteran, and the discount Best Western offered was just $6.00 on a $139 room. That's not a discount, it's an insult. I will neither recommend nor return to that hotel. It's old and maintains low standards and clearly does not honor the Best Western brand. Paul C., Oklahoma City

PEE SOAKED BED pull out couch was SOPPING WET with urine…read more My grandmother is a business owner who winters in Arizona. Every year she stops at this hotel both ways on her drive down from Minnesota. I am accompanying her to assist on her trip home tonight and was planning to sleep on the pull out couch. We reserved our room this morning ahead of time and arrived around 10:30 pm. After 13 hours of car travel we are exhausted. Opening up the pull out couch I first noticed something like pieces of tree bark on the sheets, and then found when I went to wipe them off that the sheets weren't dry. Then further realized they were outright wet. Sniff test confirmed the comically absurd and horrible fact that the sheets were soaked through into the mattress with pee. We called in the front desk woman who was helpful but not apologetic. She was ready to just give me new sheets and have me sleep on that mattress until I pointed out that it too was wet and stank. I am so exhausted that I just decided to not be difficult and just put the sheets on the dry but stiff adjacent part of the couch that doesn't fold up. My grandmother, who has been a habitually loyal customer for probably a decade, left the room to ask if they could reduce the bill. Now a man named Roy, who was either the manager or owner, was involved and when she explained our situation to him she was yelled at, threatened with being asked to leave, and accused of dirtying the bed herself as a scam. When she said that accusation was insulting he called her names. At this time it's reached about 11:30 and she is rationally scared enough about being unable to find another place to sleep that she just walked back to her room with some meager new bedding and hoped nobody came to remove us. This has been a dehumanizing and inhumane experience and she won't come back.

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.

KS Dodge City Kansas Hampton Inn by Hilton Boot Hill location was fabulous! Great location beside…read morethe Boot Hill Casino...love love love that part of it!! Tony and I went over there last night The room was spacious and extremely comfortable. I love their beds!!! The staff we met were very friendly!! I highly recommend this hotel to everyone! Pets are allowed with additional deposit. Great free hot breakfast and free parking!!!

We stayed at this hotel recently with a group of 6-8 people and wanted to sit together under the…read morecovered outdoor area. We brought out three chairs to join the limited seating, but a staff member came out and made us bring them back inside. His explanation was that if he let us, he'd have to let others -- which felt unwelcoming considering we were paying guests just trying to enjoy the space. What made this worse is that the outdoor area wasn't well maintained: there was trash and cigarette butts on the ground, and the cigarette disposal was overflowing. It was disappointing to be told we couldn't make ourselves comfortable in an area that clearly wasn't being cared for by the staff. Overall, not the kind of hospitality or upkeep you'd expect at a hotel.

Great price. Clean, comfortable room. It had a bit of an odd color scheme, with three yellow…read morewalls and one green. The bedspreads were a bit dated, but I don't care about that kind of stuff. On the inside of the hotel, they have a huge atrium with a pool and a hot tub and all room doors on the two levels face the pool. There is a cute little awning around the edge so it looks like a southern California motel with a pool while being an inside hotel. Overall I thought it was definitely a fair value for the price, especially since it was the only hotel for quite a good trek. Ness City, KS was not our destination and this is not a destination hotel, but they are definitely affordable, clean, and friendly.

This is a very nice motel in a very small town. The people who run it are very accommodating and…read morehospitable. She gave me a room on the second floor and I asked for one of the first. She said they didn't have any yet. But then she found one. We went to the room which turned out to be a suite with a large bedroom a living room and a bathroom the size of most hotel rooms. Also a Jacuzzi. I recommend this place to anybody driving south or north in the middle of Kansas.The only reason I give it three stars is because it's not quite finished being renovated. But the room was very clean.

Cimarron Kansas is not a large town but this Cimarron Crossing Motel would be the place to stay if…read moreyou want to over night there. I stayed in June of 2018 and the room I was in was in great condition. It seemed to be a very well maintained motel. Very powerful hot shower. Clean bed sheets and good mattress. Mini-Fridge/ Wi-fi/ Microwave/ TV/ Phone/ Heating or Cooling as expected in good motel rooms. The motel staff were very pleasant at the front desk during check in. If the opportunity presented again for the need to over night in Cimarron I would most definitely choose Cimarron Crossing Motel.

The rooms were quiet, very clean, and pretty. The beds and pillows were comfortable. I would stay…read morethere again. The breakfast was good, and the dining area was clean. Just a side night. We were going to be late, so we called twice and didn't get an answer. Be sure you have the correct number to the motel. The reservation number ask for confirmation number and other things, and it seems that you never get to talk to a real person in a timely manner. I am unsure what happened.

Very nice. Clean room, good breakfast, great TV experience . The only downer was no backup toilet…read morepaper. Had to go find some myself. Fortunately noticed before I was indisposed. If I were going to stay in Garden City again I would stay here again.

We overnighted here on our way through the SW corner of Kansas. It was a good place to be able to…read moreget a night's rest. I was a little nervous because the parking lot is in need of some major repairs, but I found that the rooms were pretty typical for this Marriott brand. The room itself works, but I would not want to stay here for a long period of time. It felt like the size of a normal hotel room with a kitchenette shoved into it. The kitchenette was clean and it is always nice to have this option available to you. The bed was comfortable and the pillows and bedding were good. The bathroom was average, although it was showing a little wear in a couple of spots. I was happy that they paid attention to my room requests and got us on a higher floor as requested. The breakfast was OK, just like the other Marriotts we have visited.

Our hot water blew away with the Kansas wind. Our tub wouldn't hold water for a hot soak…read more Comfortable beds, pet friendly. Semi truck parking. Lots of restaurants and Walmart near by

Air conditioning, WiFi, parking. quiet, clean, safe, dog-friendly, and cheap!…read moreThis is a no frills motel with all of the essentials anyone could ask for while passing through. The receptionist was kind and helpful. And the diner across the street ain't too shabby either!

To start with their key card readers weren't working so you had to go to the office every time you…read morewanted to go to your room. THERE WAS NO HOT WATER FOR A SHOWER! The water pressure was almost zero! Not sure how you got a 5 star review!

Funky odor in room and the sheets were dirty. Also, and this is not the hotel's fault, the noise…read morelevel on Wyatt Earp drive was extremely loud way past 4 am. Another quest was saying he stays here all the time and the noise was not normal. But I'd stay off the main strip next time.

My husband and I were traveling cross-country and stopped at the Best Western Country Inn in Dodge…read moreCity. It was a good overnight stay before the last leg of our trip. Special thanks to Valerie at the Long Branch Saloon and Aricelli at the front desk for being so friendly and welcoming! And thanks to Francisco for handling our reservation. The inn has a swell Old West atmosphere with a staircase leading to the second floor from the lobby, which has an interesting layout (there is a pocket bar, the Long Branch Saloon, tucked under the 2nd-floor balcony). Our room was a standard hotel room but spacious, with a king bed, sitting area with loveseat and overstuffed chair, desk with office chair, and dresser which held the TV and fridge as well as drawers for clothing. There was an additional counter across from bathroom which held the microwave with space underneath for luggage. The bed was very comfortable, and there was a selection of pillows from soft to firm. It was handy to have two doors for the room--one to interior hallway and one to the outside. We parked directly outside our room for easy load-in and load-out. The downside of our room's location was the noise from the main street (Wyatt Earp Blvd) which runs alongside the property and occurred throughout the night. We had asked for a room on the other side of the building, away from the street, but none were available when we checked in. The fitness room was adequate, but the treadmill was broken, and one bicycle had limited use ("subscription expired" for Les Mills Stages). There was an additional bike, an elliptical trainer, and weightlifting equipment available. The tasty hot breakfast was included in the cost of the room, with plenty of selections. It would be nice if the hotel offered reusable plates, cups, and silverware for guests. There was an additional coffee machine next to the reception desk, with options including lattes, mochas and cappuccino, and it was available 24 hours a day. The TV reception was very good quality, and we appreciate the hotel information book with the list of TV channels and hours for breakfast, the pool and gym, and other hotel amenities. The pool was under renovation during our visit so we didn't get to try it. There are two entrances to the property: the one on 14th street is easy to miss as it's the size of someone's driveway and is very steep. Easier access is from Wyatt Earp Blvd to 13th street, with a more graded approach to the building. Again, we had a good stay at the Best Western Country Inn, and thank them for our visit!