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Quality Inn

2.3 (46 reviews)
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Genevieve M.

We're in the middle of a cross-country move and booked our stay at the Quality Inn well in advance. When we arrived after 10+ hours on the road, we were informed that they had booked the room we had already reserved and paid for, didn't have a room ready for us, and eventually put us in a room with one bed instead of the two we had booked. The room was filthy AF & absolutely disgusting. It stank like a high school boys locker room crossed with a dirty barn, there were pubes in the sink and shower (including the shower ledge), blood spots on the comforter, sticky spots & stains all over the furniture surfaces, handprints and fingerprints all over the bottoms of the mirrors, and some kind of dirt or crumbs all over the carpet. We didn't want to be precious and we were exhausted so we figured we'd just suck it up, but after listening to 45 minutes of non-stop shrieking from the 20+ young women in the pool outside our window, we asked if we could be moved to a different room on the outside of the hotel. We were told they could move us 3 doors down - further into the noise - but that was all they could do because pets can only stay in that cluster of nasty rooms right off the pool for whatever reason. We looked for another hotel in the area & after finding nothing close by, we decided to stick it out. We really regretted that this morning after an abysmally restless night due to how noisy it is and how little the curtains do to black out the bright-ass lights shining through the windows, and especially when we noticed more blood stains on our comforter and pulled it back to discover there were even more on the sheets underneath. When we asked to speak to a manager upon checkout, we were told by a very jaded front desk clerk that the manager was not there (shocker), but that we could leave our complaints & they'd call us back. She listened to us contemptuously, didn't apologize once, didn't offer any sort of recompense, and seemed like this was a routine she was well used to. There was also a $50 upcharge for our pets that we weren't informed of until we arrived, and they charge an extra $6 to stay on the ground floor (which you don't seem to be able to do if you have a pet, so if you're disabled, you're SoL). There is no elevator and there are no luggage carts. There were no pet waste bags in the dispenser in the pet area. Dead roaches all over the ground everywhere. The building is not secure at all and anyone can walk in off the streets and right up to your room. All close non-fast food restaurants close at 9pm and the fast food options are grim. If you can stay anywhere else, do it; this place is beyond foul.

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Tim F.

Most staff were very nice. Stopped overnight on cross country road trip. The property is circa 1965 I'm guessing, with some valiant attempts at renovation. Entire facility, other than the room, was filthy, tattered and tawdry. Value wise this is a $49 trucker hotel masquerading as a mid-tier. Pervasive funk smell. Crawling with PWT. Happy to have slept on top of bedding long enough to flee without getting fleas. They offer a "breakfast buffet" voucher for the adjacent Denny's which should be investigated by the franchising corporation for quality compliance. One notch above picking thru a dumpster (will post pics of all). God how I wish I had been warned! HEED MY ADVICE- I WOULD RATHER HAVE SLEPT IN A REST AREA. NIGHTMARE!

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AmericInn by Wyndham Ogallala - Guest room

AmericInn by Wyndham Ogallala

(19 reviews)

Even after several rebrandings, this is by far my favorite hotel in the Ogallala area. Over the…read morelast 25 years, I've travelled across this section of Nebraska perhaps a hundred times. Ogallala or North Platte are my usual places for an overnight stop between Omaha and Denver. Until recently, the building belonged to Holiday Inn Express. The franchise owners retired, and IHG decided to build a somewhat larger, but soul-less and far more expensive, building across the highway. After a spell under independent ownership, Wynham took over.The new owners are managing the place very well, and they've brought back some of the perks that Holiday Inn had phased out: an expansive breakfast buffet, dog-friendly accommodations, and friendly Western hospitality. Breakfast: Under the steel fist of AmericInn, the famous biscuits with real sausage gravy and pastries from the local bakery had to go. They still have waffles, bagels, cereal, eggs, sausage, oatmeal, toast, a coffee bar, a juice machine, mini muffins, and probably some other goodies I've forgotten. Don't miss it. Rooms: Modern, comfortable, and well maintained. The bathroom has a nice massage shower head (thanks to the Holiday Inn heritage) which is mounted very high (wonderful for tall folks). Lighting: Plenty of lamps, but the bulbs are on the dim side. The bathroom is well lit (which is very unusual for hotels around here, for some reason). Pets: Pet friendly rooms, plus some standalone hunting cabins for those travelling with a "pack." There are good places to "walk" your dog. Do be aware that there is no swimming (human or canine) allowed in the nice pond out back. Also be aware that if you walk your dog around the pond, there might be patches of poison ivy, so stay alert. Accessibility: The building is super-accessible for those in wheelchairs. There's an elevator, and the main doors are automatic sliding doors. Tech: Extra outlets over the desk, but only one by the bed. DirecTV with HBO. Fast WiFi. Business center available. Tesla charging stations in the back parking lot. Downsides: On a recent visit, housekeeping knocked to enter my room TWICE before I checked out in the morning. They should really keep a list and visit only the rooms that have been vacated. The AmericInn Bamboo Line products (shampoo, soap, etc) look "green" but no ingredient list is available anywhere, even from the manufacturer; I have personally heard reports of people having very bad skin reactions to some of these products. Extras: There's no on-site fitness facility, but they can provide passes to the local rec center. You can get a coupon for the very good mexican restaurant next door.

They're doing renovations and it looks really nice! Our room was very clean, and breakfast was…read moregood. The only issue we had was children running up and down the halls screaming for hours starting at 8am.

Travelodge by Wyndham Ogallala - "Hot breakfast"

Travelodge by Wyndham Ogallala

(38 reviews)

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Josel, manager, and Rosel, head of house keeping, were very helpful and hospitable. They made our…read morestay comfortable and peaceful. Our room was spotless. We asked for extra pillows and they were delivered immediately. We asked for a ground level room with direct access to our vehicle and they worked to accommodate us. Access to the highway is very convenient. The hotel is undergoing renovations so it's going to be even nicer when it's done. I would stay there again if in the area.

1/5 -- If I could give 0 stars, I would…read more We had an absolutely terrible experience here. Before we even arrived, I tried calling three separate times to book a room and no one answered. That should have been my first warning. When we finally did get booked, no one told us that the pool was empty and unavailable which was one of the main reasons we chose to stop at this hotel in the first place. The room itself was awful. Our door didn't lock properly, which was a huge safety concern. Several lights didn't work, the bathroom door was broken, the A/C didn't work, and the room smelled terrible and clearly had not been cleaned well. The TV was so grainy it was difficult to watch, and there was only one pillow per person on a queen size bed. The worst part was the cleanliness. I showered, walked straight from the bathroom to the bed, and the bottoms of my freshly cleaned feet were BLACK from the floor. If we hadn't already paid and driven 12 hours that day, we would have immediately left and found somewhere else to stay. We were so uncomfortable and miserable that we ended up getting up at 4:00 a.m. just to leave. This wasn't simply an outdated hotel. There were serious cleanliness, maintenance, and safety issues. A room with a door that doesn't properly lock and A/C that doesn't work should not be rented to guests. I absolutely do not recommend staying here.

Super 8 Motel

Super 8 Motel

(24 reviews)

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BEWARE SOLO FEMALE TRAVELERS - Overcharging, Misrepresentation, and Predatory Behavior…read more I feel compelled to share for the safety and awareness of fellow travelers. On 2/14/24 around 6pm I arrived after seeing high reviews on Google and booking.com. booking.com and the Super 8 website both listed the basic rooms at $55 per night. However, upon arriving at the hotel and requesting a room, the front desk employee informed me that the room rate would be $70 per night. Despite showing him the online listings for $55/night, the employee insisted he had no control over the pricing but offered a "discount" bringing the cost to $60/night. I agreed to expedite the check in process. I requested an itemized receipt which he was hesitant to provide, and when he did give me one I had been charged $61 instead of the $60 he said. I didn't complain because I just wanted to be done with the check in. He then pointed me to my room which was about as close to the check in desk as you could get. I left to grab my bag but something didn't feel right so I double-checked the Super 8 website which explicitly showed that there were $55/night rooms available at this location. I returned to the front desk and showed the employee the Super 8 website showing the $55 rate, at which point he claimed it was the member price and later stating it was due to an online discount, both of which turned out to be untrue. The combination of the employees shady evasive behavior and the location of the room he put me in made me incredibly uncomfortable and at this point I told him I no longer felt comfortable staying there and requested a refund. The employee then demanded the itemized receipt back, which I refused, before finally proceeding with the refund. On the refund receipt he put the reason for refund being "guest has problem with rate", when in actuality it was me having a problem with him lying. Nowhere on the Super 8 website, including under additional rate details, is there wording indicating that the rates displayed online are an "online only" rate or discount. The clerk also used other excuses as to why the rate he was charging me was different than the online rate - It wasn't until I returned to the front desk a second time (and after other excuses) that he told me it was an online discount. After leaving and checking the Super 8 website again, it became evident that he had likely booked me into the most expensive suite (listed at $70/night) without my consent and without telling me, despite requesting a basic room. He failed to disclose this upgrade and provided false information about the $55 rate, claiming it was a member price or due to an online discount, both of which were untrue. I believe he purposefully did this so that my room would be in close proximity to him. I STRONGLY urge that management look into this and that prospective guests, especially women traveling alone, look for lodging elsewhere. The employee in question has almond/honey skin-tone, a foreign accent, and a letter "J." inked on an inner forearm. The employee was not wearing a nametag and did not give me his name. I firmly believe this employee was preying on me. EDIT: The hotel continues to respond back saying that after I was quoted $70 and I showed the desk clerk the $55 online rate they informed me I could book the room online for that rate. That is absolutely untrue - the clerk used other excuses as to why the rate he was charging me was different than the online rate - It wasn't until I returned to the front desk a second time (and after other excuses) that he told me it was an online discount. I replied to the hotel that if they produce the surveillance/CCTV footage and I am mistaken, I will remove all of my negative reviews of this super 8. I hope they do because the footage will also show me avidly and clearly asking the clerk WHY he didn't tell me the online rate is if you book online only AT THE BEGINNING of this interaction when I showed him the rate on my phone.

Stayed for one night. Everything was clean…read more Pretty normal for a Super 8. Breakfast was a little different than what you might expect. They had boiled eggs instead of scrambled. But not not bad overall.

Rodeway Inn

Rodeway Inn

(14 reviews)

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We are traveling. We are taking a road trip from Saint Paul , Minnesota to California. We decided…read moreto stay here after 14 hours of driving. We googled 'hotels near me' and found this place along with four others. Rodeway inn was the cheapest out of all the other ones, so we decided to call and book a night here. I liked that it was $57 a night. It was a quick place to lay your head and continue on tomorrow late morning. The guy was very helpful and even though they were closed, he said he would wait 15 minutes for us to get here, which was very convenient. The room was a lot better than what I expected for a $57 night stay. I liked that it was a drive and park in front of your room hotel. I also liked that the room was decent sized, clean, and the air works. Not a bad little trucker stop hotel. The truckers rest spot is literally right across from the rooms. The only thing that I didn't like was that the window in the bathroom isn't secure good at all. The pieces of glass shake and move, they are the sliding kind. Yes, it is a smaller window but is still kinda makes you feel uneasy. There is a trucker stop gas station within walking distance of the motel. You can walk there in under 2 minutes if need be Another nice aspect of this hotel is that they accept dogs. I dont have a dog, but it's $10 for a pet. Which is a good deal. Miso much different from Minnesota. I also liked that they had WiFi. I have been roaming without service for the last 8 hours I've been in Nebraska, so it was nice to be able to use my social media.

Holy moly, by all means do not stay here! This place was incredibly sketchy and could have been…read morevery dangerous. My front door deadbolt was COMPLETELY missing, the front door lock was so jiggly a 8 year old could have broken in. The rear window for the room was held closed with a paper clip. I had to secure the front door with a chair under the doorknob and locked the bathroom door. All this just to sleep. And despite it being a smoke free room, reeked of smoke. Tons of mold and mildew in the bathroom and the breakfast was already put away with 45 minutes left in their posted times. The only remaining food, powdered donuts were so hard I took a bite and kept it moving. I'm a pretty simple guy, but this place is dangerous as hell. AVOID AT ALL COSTS EVERYONE!

Quality Inn - hotels - Updated October 2026

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