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Very Nice Place. Owners are Friendly and go above and beyond for customers! I highly recommend this business!!

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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.

Kingsley Dam Resort - Suite - Bathroom

Kingsley Dam Resort

(13 reviews)

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Okay, so this Yelp page desperately needs to be updated with more accurate information. First,…read moreKingsley lodge is now under new ownership and the old reviews are not really applicable to the business under the new ownership. Second, it is no longer called Kingsley Lodge but Kingsley Dam Resort on their website. You can also find the same exact cabins on Airbnb. It's cheaper to book through their direct website. Don't try to copy and paste the address from their website into Apple Maps. For some reason, it reroutes you a different way. We solved this by just dropping a pin at 1510 N-61, Ogallala, NE. (Check in at the gas station) I highly recommend that the owners of the lodge update this page so that customers aren't confused like we were! Third, yes the cabins are directly across from the water. However, I would not consider it accessible for most people. My husband, toddler, and I were able to climb down the trail by taking turns in passing off our child in between the rocks. I would say most moderately fit individuals can deal with the steep climb. I don't recommend taking a small child unless you are very confident that they can handle it. With that being said, WOW it was well worth the hard work to arrive to our own private beach. It was hard to believe that we were in Nebraska and not Southern California! The cabins ARE clean, but pretty dated. By the time we paid the nightly rate, pet fee, and other fees, it came to $200 for the night. I did feel that it was worth it but I really wish that we got more bang for our buck. It is called a resort but I don't believe there are any real amenities like a pool or anything. I think there is a lot of room for progress in this area. For dinner, we went to Driftwood in downtown ogallala. (About 12 minutes away). The burgers were very good and supplied by a local beef ranch. I recommend eating there for a nice dinner. Overall, 4/5 stars. I'd say this would be an excellent spot for people that love adventure. As most of their online reviews and FB page says, the new owners are superb and are bringing this place in an amazing direction!

If you just need a Roof over your head and the fine aroma of the septic system in the mornings…read more This is for you. Rotted floors with boards missing covered with carpet. Plywood on a part of the ceiling to cover what looks a leak in the past. Speaking of plywood, love the plywood vanity held up by 2x4s in the bathroom. Kitchen was accented with a 1950 electric stove/ oven. The burners cover with aluminum foil that needs a good oil change. All this can be yours for$199 a night!

North Shore Lodge

North Shore Lodge

(3 reviews)

Best place ever! Yes, it's hard getting through to make…read morereservations. You have to leave messages and emails. Our family has been coming here for decades. Jackie is super cool! We love this place. Great times. Yes, the place is a bit run down but they're trying to make it. I will always love this place no matter what. Thank you Jackie and the staff for making it a great time for our family over the years.

This place is a total joke. First of all- you can't book online- you have to leave a message and…read morethey don't call you back for like 5-6 weeks - so you have no idea if you even have the place booked. If you're lucky- you might be around when they call you back to confirm everything. They have your information on a rotary so she writes down your reservation on a carbon copy. The actual cabins are total dumps. Might as well stay in a tent. For $150 a night, it's a rip off! Keep in mind that the staff - no one is wearing masks and they could care less about Covid. Lastly, their $35/day boat launch service is a total rip off and is definitely buyer beware. to using it. I went to load the boat and it was really windy and the guy wouldn't even get off his tractor to help get it lined up since the wind was blowing me off course. He just sat there and watched my boat slam into the boat trailer. I was pissed- it damaged my boat and nearly took out the tail light. If I'm paying $35- you need to get in the water and help! Do yourselves a favor and go elsewhere. This place is redneck heaven and if that's your jam, then this is the place for you!

Vogls Lodge & Lure - hotels - Updated November 2026

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