Needed to stretch the legs again so we stopped. This rest stop is much nicer than the other one…read more Not updated but brighter and had a water bottle filler. Much easier. The picnic areas had low walls to them. Interesting touch. Vending machines available. The eastbound rest stop is almost directly across the street. Parking for trucks and regular vehicles. The women's restroom sink was a little temperamental, deciding when it wanted to work. That was not fun.

Nice large areas for a quick picnic. Some covered areas. The restrooms were adequate & clean.read more

Stank bad ..take a look at Iowa they have really nice rest areas .was not a very pleasant time…read morespent. Needed a shower to get the nasty smell off

Nice guy working here. I really like rest stops if you don't need gas or food. It is such a slice…read moreof America, good times.

HEATED TOILET SEATS! omg what a nice surprise. It also had a bidet (in the womens room) even the…read morefamily bathroom is cute. It's a super big travel center with everything youd need for the lake. from floaties, life jackets, rods, reels, snacks, beer, etc. They have a small kitchen making hot food like breakfast sanwiches. It's right off the interstate. Never as busy as Caseys across the street.

We went to Sapp Brothers restaurant for breakfast this morning. First, we were asked to move to a…read moredifferent table. Then, the waitress took our drink order, and we received our drinks. I realize that they were busy, but we waited at least 10 minutes, and no one came over to get our food order. We finally got a waitresses attention, and asked for our bill. We paid for our drinks and left. We won't be coming back.

Excellent service inside and friendly staff. Very clean store…read more It was busy at the pumps so we pulled out after fueling to run in and get food. The boys got fast food and we were all going to eat outdoors with the pups despite the heat and humidity. There just weren't any spaces for travel trailers available and we almost left and decided to just circle back into the lot, park on the curb in front of the pumps and sit on the curb and eat. Would be 5 stars, but for a travel stop, it wasn't super travel friendly pulling a tiny trailer even.

Clean, friendly service. Use the app to get .10 cents off a gallon and discounts on snacks and…read morebeverages. Wonderful safe place to gas up! McDonald's and Subway at this location.

Nice rest area with clean restrooms, plenty of parking for cars and trucks, there is a nice space…read moreof area where you can walk your dog or exercise doing stretches.

As far as rest areas go, Nebraska is wonderful. They come up often as one zooms along I80 and they…read moreall (I know I stopped In at least a half dozen across the state) have lush lawns, lots of trees, wonderful shade under the trees, and clean restrooms. with curving extensive walk ways, picnic tables, and some with covered picnic tables well you just have to enjoy the stop before rushing off. Now add on that some have historical markers that tell the story across the plains. WOW! Thanks Nebraska for all your rest areas.

It's a large area and you can walk a little and have some peace by yourself. Clean restrooms and a…read morewater bottle filler. You can tell they've had issues with past visitors who wash their hair in the sinks or fill gallon water containers at the water bottle filler from signage and the security camera system. This is the first time I've been here when there's been an attendant sitting at the information desk. Pretty cool. I loved the displays of Colorado history and the many maps they have. It's a nice welcome home stop with the iconic Colorado sign and bison sculpture, familiar to all who wander through the state.

An essential stop if you're visiting Colorado for the first time via I-80/I-76…read more Location: Easy access from I-76. Just this once, I'll forgive Colorado for putting a rest stop in a town (rather than where you NEED "facilities" and there are no towns nearby) because it's so close to the border. Restrooms: Usually clean and well maintained. Automatic lights may turn off if you're alone and sitting still. Walking: Nice trail up a small hill on the west side. There are benches if you get tired. Dogs: Unfenced "exercise area." Inspect paws for thorns before moving on. Visitor information: The visitor center is open and well staffed during the day. They have free maps and brochures for most of the tourist spots in Colorado. Sometimes they offer free beverages and snacks. Parking: plenty of spaces for cars, RVs, and semis. There are no convenient gas stations or restaurants here. Stop in Ogallala NE or Sterling CO instead; bring your food here and eat it in one of the faux teepees. Advice for newcomers to Colorado: Stopping here is a great way to start adjusting to the altitude. Walk the trail. Drink plenty of water (beginning right now and throughout your stay). Sleep two nights at 5000 feet (Denver or Colorado Springs) before venturing into the mountains.

I rolled in late at night. The door locked and the bed appeared to be clean. In the morning I…read morenoticed an over abundance of house flies. I have no idea what that was about. Their check out time is 11a. By 10:00 the maid had knocked 2x's to see if I was still in the room. I was trying to kill time so I wouldn't have to somewhere else, so thought that was a little pushy. Not a place I'd stop again, but you get what you pay for. It was cheap.

Great room, but service was disappointing…read more I'll start off with the good. The room was excellent, very clean, roomy, new and comfortable. The beds were particularly great, providing a sound night's rest. Power outlets were plentiful, including ones next to each bed. In terms of price, it was comparable to other area hotels, but a good deal for the quality of the room. With that said, the service really brings down the score with this review. The check-in desk is inside of a gas station and guess what? They only have one attendant running the place. It took a while to check-in and checkout was even worse since the gentleman on duty wasn't paying attention to the hotel side. Housekeeping was rude and inconsiderate. At 10:00 a.m. they started banging on the door, even though I had a do not disturb placard on the outside door handle. "Well, when are you leaving?" He asked. I said checkout was at 11 and I would be out by then. He looked very annoyed and huffed off. Really? Based on other reviews, this seems to be a common issue here. It's a shame the service was so poor, because the quality of the room itself was top notch. If you're looking for a quick place to crash on I-80, I'm not even sure I can recommend this Days Inn since you may have to wait a while to check-in and checkout.

This is officially called the Ogallala Eastbound Rest Area. The Blue Star Memorial Highway marker…read morehas been preserved from the old rest area. I found a few things to like about the rebuilt rest area: It's new. It's big, with lots of parking. It's relatively safe: there are no hidden spots for spooky characters to hide. The merge back onto I-80 is long and perfectly angled. Some key things are missing--things which traditionally make Nebraska rest areas great. No shelters to protect picnickers from sun or rain or wind. No tornado shelter. No local character. No art/sculptures. No trees. No panoramic views for cars (the tuckers get the view this time). No obvious pet "exercise" area. There's nothing innovative about the interior of the building. There's a cavernous space with no clear purpose. Accessibility was a checklist item but not a true priority. Yes, there are ramps and button-operated doors. But the doors are narrower than some wheelchairs and tight turns are required. I got a few bars of intermittent Verizon 4G signal and 3 bars of ultrafast T-Mobile 5G+. I get the impression that the new design came from someone in another state who had never visited other Nebraska rest areas.

Good stop for restroom break. New facility is clean and well tended with gardens going in and green…read moregrassy areas with ada picnic tables. No doors into public restrooms with automated toilet, sink and hand dryer. Hooks in stall for personal items. A family restroom is where you will find a counter top for diaper changes. Plenty of parking for all vehicle types. Metal trash bins all along the parking area. A paved loop pathway leads around the back of the building, past a field, if you like to get some walking in when you stop. In July, we got bitten many, many times by flies (even as we swatted and flapped a jacket about to deter them) so just be aware. I did not see a designated pet area and picnic tables are in full sun, no shelters or tree shade. The information desk attendent was available to answer questions about NE tourism and there are lots of travel brochures available (no charge).