This event space is so unique! My boyfriend and I were hosts for an event, Sole Summit. This place…read morewas easy to find and had super good parking (even when the downtown area is busy)! I'd like to check them out for other events too, to see how they use the space - but it was perfect the event we had with 40+ vendors!

My husband and I were married in the Fall of 2021, apologies for the delayed review. To begin,…read moreAlisa, the sales manager was an absolute pleasure to work with. We had to change our outdoor venue last minute, due to unexpected thunderstorms, and Alisa made it seamless for us. She was always very quick to respond, very helpful & very kind. A classy, yet elegant, hidden gem is the best way to describe The Living Room at Mastercraft. It's truly a unique venue where the possibilities are endless.

Offering comfort food and a comfortable atmosphere, Tish's is the place to be! Dedicated parking…read moreand easy access makes it convenient for all. Add great service and good prices and you've got it made. Tish's has a full bar, table service with indoor dining, a separate party room that can be booked for events and a patio, which is really pleasant in summer months. The burgers are handmade, their tenderloin sandwiches are really great, and generous portions on the sides. I had been away for a while and found myself for trying to hear more frequently. Well maintained, super clean, and daily specials that rotate regularly. Check out Tish's !

I love Trish's! Whenever I am in the Council Bluffs area I stop for a great meal. Their covered…read morepatio is lovely! Be sure you put the address in your GPS...you may think you definitely made a wrong turn somewhere.

I love this company! I have had quite a few of their take home ciders and the "scaro" was so…read moredelicious for fall. Nice and spiced without being too much.

We had the most fantastic experience hosting our baby shower here! The price point for the venue,…read morebartender, and drink options were all extremely fair and made it affordable for us to have an intimate event in a beautiful space. I'm so glad I got an excuse to host an event there so I could see it, it was just absolutely stunning inside. All of the cider we tried were delicious - a lot of flavor but not too sweet. Brooklyn was the event manager who I spoke with throughout the process of booking the venue and also ended up being our bartender (who made great cocktails), busser, and got everything set up and helped us clean up after. This was the perfect event space!

The Durham Museum is in the old Union Station. I'm glad they were able to preserve the building…read morebecause it really is spectacular. There are many permanent displays about Omaha history, and there are train cars you can walk through; enthusiastic docents are often there to answer any questions. There are temporary exhibits here as well, and in the summers they will have something cool that the whole family will enjoy. There are lots of programs here, many of them free with admission or membership. I do recommend getting a membership if you think you might want to come at least a couple times in a year. And you probably will want to! There is a soda fountain/snack bar area. The ice cream is great! The food is okay. It's a museum and not a lunch destination. The museum is located right next to Omaha's Old Market.

This was my second time visiting The Durham Museum, and it continues to impress. My first visit was…read moreduring a free event honoring Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and this most recent trip was with a group for the "Negro Motorist Green Book" exhibit. From start to finish, the experience was excellent. The museum provided discounted tickets for our nonprofit group, communicated clearly throughout the planning process, and had a tour guide ready who found us right away. That level of organization and customer care made a big difference. The exhibit itself was powerful and deeply educational, highlighting the history of the Green Book and the realities African American travelers faced during segregation. Through artifacts, photographs, and personal stories, it sparked meaningful conversations--especially among our younger visitors. I also really appreciate the museum's intentionality around inclusivity and programming. You can feel that it's a space designed to educate and welcome a wide range of audiences. The museum itself is on the smaller side, with exhibits primarily on the lower level, which actually made it manageable for our group to move through at different paces. My kids love the super long train you can walk through and the nearby play area. Practical perks matter too--there's plenty of parking (a huge plus), and they even offer umbrella strollers to borrow, which is incredibly thoughtful for families. Overall, a meaningful, well-run experience that I would absolutely recommend--whether you're visiting on your own, with family, or as part of a group.

Came here on a very nice day in February! Loved the literal cozy home vibes of this place. Large…read morebackyard. Would love to do the camper karaoke sometime! Service was impeccable, my drink was never empty!

Such a fun vibe. Intimate bar with amazing cocktails. The menu had an amazing selection of…read morecocktails, mocktails, hot drinks, seasonal drinks, THC, and snacks. I tried the smoked hibiscus highball and it was deliciously smokey and sweet. The cold brew martini was a great way to wrap up. The prices are pretty normal for an Omaha cocktail bar. It is pretty popular so it can be hard to find seating, but this is a great spot for a date or to hangout with friends. The service was prompt and friendly. They're good at recommending drinks to try

The Trap Room is my go-to spot before any show at The Slowdown--convenient, chill, and consistently…read moresolid. The drinks are great and reasonably priced, with an awesome happy hour that makes it easy to start the night right. I'm obsessed with their hibiscus margarita (on tap!) and the French 75. Perfect little gem near downtown.

Trap Room is a total vibe. Walking in feels like stepping into your great aunt's swanky vintage…read morebasement -- complete with seasonal kitschy holiday decor, velvet paintings, and perfectly moody lighting that sets the tone just right. It's got charm, character, and zero pretension. The service is always friendly, but never fake -- no forced small talk or over-the-top energy, just genuinely cool people who seem to enjoy what they do. It makes the whole experience feel laid-back and easy, like you're part of the regular crowd even if it's your first time. The rotating cocktail menu always has something fun to try, but the real star of the show is their Bloody Mary -- absolutely legendary. Bold, flavorful, and consistently on point. They've also got a patio, which is a great spot to hang when the weather's decent. The location is super convenient, especially if you're heading to or from a show at the Slowdown. Whether you're just stopping in for a drink or planning to linger, Trap Room nails that cozy, quirky neighborhood bar energy.

First time coming here, needed a place to stay at and relax at. This place was a solid choice in…read morethe Omaha area. Staff here was friendly, plenty of options nearby and in walking distance. The rooms were clean and modern. The shower was definitely one of the highlights in one of my opinions. Fair selection of complimentary breakfast choices as well. Overall, good place to go too.

Horrible experience Dan at the front desk sucks he's rude and nasty he should be fired period. And…read morethey messed up our room after it being reserved since October

1. First off, they are one of few hotels that offered a free airport shuttle…read more 2. Staff was incredible! Super helpful. Super friendly. Willing to bend over backwards to help. 3. Super neat building! Old federal / bank building. Cool safes in the lobby area. 4. Near main bus lines. 5. Comfy and clean rooms. 6. Amazing bed! 7. Cozy down comforter. 8. Fast elevators. 9. Clean gym. 10. Delicious hot breakfast! I'll stay here again if I'm back in Omaha!

Stayed here for a business trip. The front desk staff was helpful and efficient at check in. The…read moreroom was very comfortable. I liked the old bank stuff that was still left behind. It was super easy to walk to old market. The strangest thing was backing into the spot out front we don't do that where I live! The garage is the next building over $20 a day but you pay it through them.

Place is full of mold and 203 ski lodge is literally about to fall through the lobby- they don't…read moreactually fix things just bandaid it 5th floor is infested with bedbugs and 4th hall full of roaches. They don't treat it properly. The front desk is awesome except Lauren she's kind of promiscuous. Always told to talk to manager but she's never there and she never stays for a full shift. Also they will lie about anything to cover their tracks! Charge card before guesta arrive to check in, accuse pepple of smoking in rooms just to charge their cards, and manager is known to change rates without telling you and charging your cards. Poor management. Run from here or you will get infested and they will blame it on you and your family!

This hotel has mice. Checked out in the middle of the night due to having mice in the roomread more

The Hilton was beautiful . My room was fabulous! The check into the hotel was effortless. The…read moreservice, housekeeping, places to eat and accessibility to tour attractions were easy.

I had a miserable night sleep…read more basic hotel The hot water alone should get this hotel four stars Basic rooms with at least one socket by your bed to plug in your devices The beds were decent But I have to complain about the pillows If you go to consumer reports and read about beds and pillows They will say that they won't recommend beds or pillows because everyone is different. Everybody's neck is different, hotels should know this by now Every person's body wants something slightly different based on hips, chest weight, etc. The pillows are large, puffy, noncompressible pillows There's absolutely possibly no way to get comfortable in the bed I was up all night long not sleeping trying to get comfortable I was in constant neck pain, either bent down or bent up. First off, I spend 12 nights on the road a month in hotels First time in a year, I was this uncomfortable Most hotels, have an assortment, a soft pillow and a hard one on your bed Or so soft, you can double up to something thicker Even the basic Holiday Inn chain has a few heart and a few soft pillows on your bed so I could choose which ones to put where for a comfortable sleep It's a basic easy thing to fix I had a a miserable nights sleep