Absolutely beautiful. Very clean and the front deck desk young lady was amazing!…read more What a gem in Kansas.

Great place to stay! Super friendly staff, very clean, up-to-date, comfortable rooms.read more

It was clean and convenient,staff was helpful and kind, breakfast was good and had plenty to pick…read morefrom

Everything could have improvements at this hotel. My mom came to stay here and her bed was barely…read moremade and had dirty sheets, and when she complained to the front desk the lady had an attitude. She also spoke with the manager and the manager just gave her sheets to put on her bed herself. There was trash in the corners of the room. Would not recommend this hotel to anyone. Terrible customer service and disgusting rooms!

The place is old. It creaks and moans. That's part of the attraction!…read more We stayed in the Carrie Nation Room aka Room 3 on the 2nd floor. The staff here, I believe a husband and wife, are WONDERFUL. They are very accommodating and ready to please. The rooms is small and dark, yet their is just something relaxing about it. Dont expect new and awesome, but expect clean and friendly!

A true gem of a place to stay! If you are looking for a quiet, homey, and old fashioned place then…read moreyou have found it. The place has a lot of old antiques throughout the 18 rooms available, so if you are into antiques then you will be in love with this place instantly. Also the staff are super sweet and make you feel right at home. Each room has a different theme assigned to it. I stayed in the Grapevine and the Safari rooms, which were both great. The breakfast consists of your typical continental like cereal, donuts, juice, coffee, and etc. The coffee is available pretty much around the clock and is awesome. The building has been there since the 1800's, but has been well kept up and restored beautifully! If you are looking for peaceful, then look no further!

Best motel in eight days dropped in the middle of nowhere with comfortable beds nice pillows very…read moregood shower highly recommend

Very clean hotel - lobby and rooms. No funny "small hotel smell" which is good. The Hal's are…read morecarpet and could use replacing but the rooms are vinyl plank, which makes me feel better about putting my suitcases on the floor. Curtains are black out and a/c works well and isn't too loud. There is shampoo, conditioner, shower gel and a makeup cloth and hair dryer. The not so great: decor is dated but I don't mind such things, The biggest "ding" is that there is no elevator. The hotel is only two levels but if you have a lot of luggage or you're disabled, it could be a big problem. My main complaint: the bed mattress is/eas horrible. Squishy but not soft and not firm. I can't explain but it was not a comfortable bed. Pillows are fine. The breakfast is OK. It's probably about the same as some other higher end hotels. Nothing else special to eat after breakfast. You're limited to Subway or PizzaHut for later. Having said that, this is a small town in Kansas at least an hour from larger towns. There are only three hotels. This is probably your best shot

An amazing and beautiful bed and breakfast - incredibly HUGE, and such a unique and special…read morehistory. The owners are family and have a rich history to tell about this bed and breakfast. We LOVED the food served for dinner and breakfast, and the pool was WONDERFUL, as was the hot tub. Tricia is just an amazing and wonderful woman and was so happy to help us in every way, in fact, everyone was incredibly welcoming and kind. When they hand you your keys, they say "Welcome Home", and they mean it! Very kind and open-minded people and I would highly recommend this bed & breakfast for anyone staying in Northeast Kansas! Oh and if you stay there, be sure to get the one-hour long massage for only $45 - their massage therapist is the BEST I've been to - in my life. Can't recommend highly enough! The only downside is that there are only privacy locks on the inside of the doors - at the time of this posting there was no way to lock the door from the outside leaving me a bit anxious about leaving my belongings in my room. However, nothing was stolen or anything, it was just different than most B&Bs or hotels.

I came in from San Diego to go with my friend from Wichita for a Stitchers Retreat at The Barn. Our…read moregroup was comprised of about 48 women and we had such a good time. The food was great, everything was very clean and well maintained. We have had our retreat here for the last two years that I know of and when we asked the group if they wanted to do it again it was a great response from everyone. Homemade bread, rolls, and cinnamon rolls were to die for. Staff was great.

Wonderful historic gem in small town Waterville, Kansas. This hotel comes with fun historical…read moreartifacts and a very unique experience letting you as the guest abide by the honor code as there's no one on staff at night! The food is homemade and delish. Highly recommend stopping in for breakfast or lunch!

I arrived in the little town of Waterville Kansas around noon on a Thursday. I parked my white…read moreMercedes out front of what looked like a really cool old theatre or saloon style bar and walked around the town to see what was available to eat. I asked and was told that Weaver Hotel was the best so I headed back to where I parked and went in the door which led to a gift area. I purposely left my boots unzipped. As I stood there and waited for someone to notice me I looked around. The dining room was empty except one table with two gentleman talking quietly. When an employee finally noticed me I was asked if I was here for takeout and then as I answered the person that asked walked away into a noisy kitchen shouting "hold on I can't hear you". When I told her I wanted to eat, she passed me off to another employee who then assumed I was there for the takeout and commenced ringing me up for it. I then told her again that k wanted to sit and eat and asked if that was possible. She said yes and pointed to another employee whom she said was the cook. She told the cook that I wanted to eat, to which the cook replied "ok", didn't look up at me, and walked right past me. As she walked away, she shouted over her shoulder "what do you want?" I said I'd take the lunch special and she walked away. I stood there and said "do I just sit anywhere?" Yes, was the response. I was then brought my food, never checked on again, never asked where I was from or how I was, nothing. I guess small town hospitality or just manners and kindness in general isn't a thing here. Not saying everyone isn't probably a good person at heart and means well. Just optically, it looks really bad- like you judged me and didn't want me there. I truly felt uncomfortable the whole time and I don't recommend unless you fit the type of person they're used to, evidentially. And I'm 6'4 and white! Maybe just take a look at how you treat strangers that are nothing but polite and kind. Food was really good and fast though to be fair. Oh, and then as I waited to pay, my waitress walks by and says "oh and you can't tip after paying with a card". Lmao. So I tipped $10 and said have a great day to which one of them replied "yep". Perfect.

The price for my 9 pound dog, my wife, Granddaughter and myself was just over $166 a night which is…read moreridiculously high. The room was clean but the beds were super soft. T.V. channels were limited with no ESPN. The "free breakfast" was very limited. An apple or a sweet roll was pretty much it. Our first and last visit here.....

A storm forced my daughter and I to get a hotel room for the night and I found Audrey's Motel. I…read moream so glad I did. Audrey's Motel is great! Check in took 2-3 mins and the owner/proprietor was friendly and very sweet trying to make us and our stay a happy one. He proudly told us about the hotel and his family that runs it (deep ties to military, law enforcement, and community). You can tell the family really cares about providing good stays for their patrons and love their hotel and proudly care for it by attending to every detail. The price was reasonable and the room is a good size, clean, everything works well, no smell, no bugs, no issues, there is nice tv programs with lots of viewing options, and the owner knew lots of local eateries and gave great recommendations. We got settled in our room and visited Quacker's to eat (which I enjoyed & recommend too) then went back to our hotel room to our comfortable queen beds. After driving 360 miles, a comfy bed is so appreciated! Bedding is soft and clean with nice pillows. The room is nicely stocked and clean. In the room we had a desk, table to dine at, multiple chairs, dresser with nice deep drawers, wood hangers and rack to hang coats and clothes, lots of lighting options, side tables, phone, the light blocking curtains, luggage butler, fresh towels, toiletries, a large tv with remote, individually packaged cups and an ice bucket, blow dryer, a separate sink area private bathroom, and a working ac and heater unit. The room had Everything we needed and wanted! There is a fridge in the room hidden in the dresser behind a false door, and there are 2 microwaves in common areas and an ice machine which served us just fine. There was zero sound from outside the room heard which provided a private and peaceful stay. The Internet worked spot on so my kid could access their online school work. If you are in the area Audrey's Motel is the place to stay! A big thank you to the owner and their family for the great experience. We loved your hotel!

Updated hotel, very nice and clean. I rented a two queen room. There is a coffee maker in the room…read more I will stay here again in the future.

Nice historic hotel but no coffee: None; no in the room, not in the lobby. The front desk person…read morerecommended a gas station for coffeeThey used the COVID excuse; come on! It's been two years- figure it out!

Great location in town. Reasonable rates, clean rooms, friendly workers, free hot breakfast and…read moreeven dinner on Mondays! This hotel is wonderful and we will forever stay here when we are in town.