Well, let me tell you about my stay at the Coronado Motel…read more.. I walk into the lobby, with my SERVICE DOG who was wearing her vest, and the woman says, "Oh, you have a pet." I state that she is a service dog but was told I am being charged $25 for a pet fee. I again state that she is a service dog, but she keeps calling her a pet. I told her fine and we would leave and she then tells me that I will still be charged because I didn't give 24 hours notice, which would be hard since I made the reservation 3 hours before I checked in. I said she is in non-compliance of the ADA. She said, "Do you have papers?". This is not allowed, but I showed her the physician recommendation papers on my phone which she did not look at. She then tells me we can't stay in the room we reserved because some people might be allergic to dogs that will stay after me. I didn't attempt to bring up she couldn't restrict us as service dogs have access to all rooms. She scratched out the $25 and looked at my service dog and said, "I feel sorry for you because he doesn't love you." My service dog is my protector and my service dog, who has a name, Ellie, knows I love her as much as much as she loves me. As a handicapped person, it is hurtful when someone like this says and does these things. We did stay the night, but here is my advice: If you are going to stay at the Coronado Motel, and if you are handicapped, be prepared to be ridiculed about your service dog and also be prepared for complete ignorance of the AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. And just so they know for the next person: Key ADA Hotel Requirements for Service Dogs  * Access: Service animals are allowed in guest rooms, restaurants, and other public areas. * Fees: No pet fees or deposits can be charged for a service dog. * Room Restrictions: Hotels cannot restrict guests with service dogs to specific "pet-friendly" rooms; they must have access to all rooms. * Allowed Inquiries: Staff may only ask two questions: (1) Is the dog a service animal required because of a disability? and (2) What work or task has the dog been trained to perform?. * Documentation: Hotels cannot require proof of training or certification. * Behavior: The service dog must be under control at all times (leashed or harnessed, unless that interferes with tasks). A dog that is unruly, barking, or dangerous can be asked to leave. * Definition: Only dogs (and, in limited cases, miniature horses) trained to perform specific tasks are covered. Emotional support animals are not service animals under the ADA.

Pleasant staff, amazing room - clean, spacious, comfortable, quiet. Couldn't ask for a better place…read moreto stay the night. Really impressed!

I can't say enough positive things about the McPherson RV Ranch. We stayed almost a week and a…read morehalf while we were in town for our son's graduation. Jim and Lori, the owners, are so friendly and hospitable. They keep a clean ranch! The showers are the nicest and cleanest of anyplace we've ever stayed and include the the little things that make camp showering easier for someone with mobility impairment: shelf for shampoo, grab bars, good wide bench, etc. Clean laundry room. Storm shelter available. Very quiet except for a little bit of traffic sound from the highway. It's unfortunate about the negative review below. But I can say that the concrete driveway is brand new and they do like keeping their place clean. I don't think I'd want big hunks of mud being left on the driveway either! If you plan to have regularly muddy tires, then the Love's RV stop with all the noise of the Jake-brakes is probably a better choice for everyone involved. I look forward to staying the next time I'm in the area, and as always, I'm glad to support small, local businesses.

Easy in, easy out, staff is friendly, great sites, very reasonable rates! Good location, nice…read moregame/meeting room, and has a storm shelte!

Dirty and dusty rooms. Problems with TV working. Dirty hallways and stairwells. Most of the front…read moredesk staff was friendly but one person was really unfriendly. Breakfast are good and friendly breakfast staff. Not sure if I'd stay at this hotel again.

Clean. Friendly and helpful staff. Great breakfast. Upbeat guests when we stayed there. Beautiful…read moreat Christmas time.

The rooms and hotel are clean. The price was reasonable. The parking lot is fairly small and one…read moreside is near a wooded area with clear signs of a homeless resident... I didn't really feel safe with my car there overnight.

When checking in we waited for the desk person for 20 minutes. Then when she got there she was…read morerude. The hotel it self was nice, as usual, but the unprofessional actions of the desk clerk was just unacceptable. The entire time we were waiting, not one other person came in to check in, so it was slow. She should never have been so far that she could not here us ring the bell, she told us we should have called, there was a sign, as she mentioned, but because there was a bell, we didn't notice the sign. She wasn't in the back, she came from down a hallway, reeking of cigarette smoke, so we assumed she was out smoking. Disgusting.

Dean Anderson was very helpful and informative. He helped my wife and I have an amazing tour of…read moreSweden. He even arranged for us to extend our tour and stay an extra three days with our family in Stockholm!

My wife and I did a tour with Anderson Scandinavian Tours a couple years ago. The tour itself was…read morepretty good, but the good part was mostly because of the tour guide we had - not so much because of Anderson Tours. The biggest negative issues were in the planning part of it. the owner lied to us essentially throughout the planning phase, telling us that our arrangements were being processed - for 7 months. We finally got our flight itinerary a few days before time to leave. Even then, we weren't given seat assignments, and couldn't get seat assignments until we checked in or paid extra for the privilege of buying the seat assignments. Then, we were booked on SAS (Scandinavian Airways). I will do my best to never travel on SAS again. Their seats are so cramped and uncomfortable, and poor service. The leg room and seat width was like on a regional jet, and the seats were hard. It was obvious that Anderson tours had waited until the last minute to get the discounted bookings. Then, to make matters even worse, he booked us on a connecting flight with 30 or 45 minutes between flights with terminal changes. We made it in time to catch our flight (barely), but our luggage didn't make it with us. Then, thanks to the poor service of SAS, our luggage didn't catch up with us for several days (and we were still on our trip). There was no customer service agent to help us at the airport on arrival. we were given a form to fill out, which we did. After that, we could not contact ANYONE at SAS that would help us, and NO ONE would return our calls. Our luggage just happened to show up on the doorstep where we had been staying (listed as temporary while on our trip) as we were leaving town to head back home. 5 days with no luggage and no communications. They didn't even let us know the luggage had been located and was on its way??? I realize that is an issue with SAS, but Anderson chose to use SAS, and apparently, based on other comments, that isn't uncommon. Also, while in Scandinavia, we had to change hotels at least once or twice, and our tour group had to get split up at least twice - once, the hotels were like a mile or more apart. At least most of the hotels were fairly nice. I would rate most of them 4 star, but I would not rate most of them 5 stars. Also, some of the meals, you have no option what you eat. They bring out the same thing for everyone, and that's what you get. For example, one meal, we got a full rack of ribs - that's it. No vegetable, nothing besides a rack of ribs. Is that a meal??? I have to say though, that at least most of the meals were good food choices, and as I recall, all of the food quality was good. Final item. Be sure to keep your "itinerary" that Anderson sends you when you first look at the trip. You won't be given another one when you arrive for the trip. Since we booked our trip several months in advance, I had forgotten that I had seen an itinerary (very vague and basic) when we left for the tour. I found out when I was talking to another tourist in the group who had brought her itinerary with her. Overall, if it wasn't for the tour guide, I would rate the experience 2 stars. Our tour guide definitely helped a lot. If you don't get as good of a guide as we had, you will likely not be happy.

Older but clean rest stop. Picnic tables with shade if wanting to get out of your vehicle for a bit.read more

I'm just overall not impressed with rest areas in KS. The vending machines usually have bars over…read morethem. . .so what's the point? I do like the park like environment with picnic tables. I am afraid to attempt the restrooms. Seems like a shady place to me with lots of truck drivers stopping by--I swear I would not be surprised if I found a gloryhole here.

Call the cab.waited for 1 hour.i started walking to my destnation.they call me back I didn't…read moreanswer. I though 1 hour to drive a couple of blocks.they could have called me sooner.the last time I called them they were very slow. I will never call nor do I recommend them.

She is always very sweet, asks how work was. Always on time!! Very recomended! She is very…read morerespectful and makes sure that you come first!