Had to change rooms twice because there was water leaking on the floor in the bathroom and wet carpet in the bedroom area. If you're assigned to the old part of the Arrow hotel, SAVE YOUR MONEY and time!!! It's a dump read more

I remember this hotel from when I a young kid. It has gone downhill. This used to be the best place to stay in Broken Bow. We reserved a room to visit family. Around 9pm at night a random person tried to enter our room with a key. (There is no safeguard to stop anyone entering) I sent my husband to the door to confront the person. They ran. I went downstairs to ask what was going on. The person at the front desk said "oops, oh look here is the the 2nd key to your room". They gave out a key to two different people for the same room. No apologies, not to me or the other person. We got no sleep wondering if anyone else had a key to our room or if anyone was going to show up and just open the door with a key given to them by the front desk. I will never stay here again. This is the only time I've ever had someone open my hotel door with a key and say it's their room. The biggest disappointment was that we didn't even get an apology from the front desk. No guarantee that no one else would try to enter our room. Nothing. My husband and I took shifts to guard the door because we didn't know who else may have given a key to our hotel room. read more

This was an excellent hotel. Everyone is friendly, from the hotel to the bar staff. We stayed in a room with a balcony. The room is large and well equipped. Plenty of sitting space. The bathroom had a shower and a large mirror. There is a kitchen area off the livingroom The bedroom was large and had a door to shut off the livingroom. The bed was very comfortable, too. read more

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Cold showers in both rooms and bed bugs. Only sheets and no blankets on the bed. Asked for a discount after paying 180+ per room (more than a best western or Holliday inn) and I was told no. Lady at desk said I didn't give them a chance to fix the hot water problem. How am I supposed to do that when I'm standing naked in the shower waiting for it to get warm? I gonna suck it up and get it over with and tell them at the desk before I leave right?! She even admitted that she had to reset the hot water heater. I also woke up with a bug bite on my shoulder. Place sucks never staying here again! Oh and make sure you return your room key or they'll charge you 5$ per key on your card. They should at least tell you that when they give you the room keys! read more

We had dinner twice and was excellent both times. Reasonable and great service. I would definitely recommend this place.

The Arrow Hotel is a charming, old time hotel right in the middle of downtown Broken Bow. It has been renovated, updated and refurbished. Even though The Arrow is in a small town, the place has a "big city" feel. Room rates are very reasonable considering the quality of the accommodations. The owner is on hand during normal business hours and she is so friendly and helpful. Under the very same roof is an absolutely first rate bar and grille. We enjoyed wonderful dinners two nights in a row. Whenever we return to Broken Bow, Nebraska, WE'LL STAY AT THE ARROW HOTEL! You should too!! read more

Large rooms, clean comfortable furniture, friendly hospitalable staff and resonable prices = a good experience and a great value. Highly recommended if you need a place to stay in Broken Bow. read more

So sad this establishment has lowered its standards to the point of being managed by inhospitable hosts. We've stayed here too many times to count over the past 20 years and have never been more insulted and overall disappointed than this Thanksgiving. As the only guests in the ENTIRE hotel for the holiday, we did not expect to have issues but instead had no hot water for our showers, our 3rd floor suite was cold no matter how high we set the thermostats, and when we requested maintenance fix the broken sofa sleeper, the front desk attendant and hotel manager Anna was insulting, disrespectful and rude and had staff lock it down rather than fix it. Needless to say we will not be returning. read more

Overall the hotel has a cool feel being old timey and having that history behind it. We stayed in the older original building. The room was very spacious, more like a one bedroom apartment with basically a full kitchen. Overall the place seemed clean and well kept. The bed could use replacing, the mattress was really worn out. The place was loud, or I should say other guest so we did not sleep well. Nothing really stood out to warrant five stars but no complaints either other then loud guests. Also saved 10% by checking in on Yelp!!! read more

High-quality place to stay in a great small town. The hotel, built in 1928, was clearly the premier lodging and community space for Broken Bow. Whoever restored it did a great job preserving many of the architectural and decorative elements. It's not so fancy as to be off-putting, but it's extremely clean and comfortable. In the original building, you'll have suite-like rooms with functional kitchens; the annex is newer and has mini bars, etc. My third-floor room was quiet all night. Plenty of parking. Breakfast comes with your room. Sorry to sound like a shill for a business, but I simply didn't know what to expect when I arrived and was pleasantly surprised. read more

I found another great gem :D This one is like a small one bedroom apartment. Full fridge, stove, double sink and seating. A small living room. A shower with bath. A fabulous bed with a door. Great toiletries provided and good towels. The room has a keurig. The attached restaurant/pub has 5 star food. Great impression. Let's see how the night treats me. :) 8:13am, awoken by the sound of beep beep from something going backwards. Actually I was dreaming that my car was being towed then woke up hearing that. JUMPED out of bed. Lol. It was just construction across the street. Between the road traffic and the construction my tip is, ask for a room NOT facing the street's traffic lights. Gear bed though. read more

I was so fortunate to have lucked into booking this hotel. I was on a road trip and Broken Bow was about as far as I wanted to drive that day. I went to my on-line hotel booking site and chose the Arrow. What a wonderful place and to top it off there is a Five Star staff. Everyone I dealt with helped make my stay a pleasure. One young man at the front desk is an encyclopedia of knowledge regarding the history of the Arrow. The rooms are amazing and the history of the hotel is apparent everywhere. If you eat in the restaurant you will not leave hungry. Meals are substantial and delicious. read more

The room itself is nice except 2 women from the front desk basically barged into my room in the third night we stayed saying "somebody" had a call about the screen door being misplaced... which is wasn't... it was just me and my 3 babies and a guest... I felt so uncomfortable and this was at 8pm... they later came back saying we had to leave because 5 people couldn't be in the room... we had to leave or purchase another room. I asked to speak to the owner. They call her the owner was rude she said "ugh what does she want?" I didn't get to speak with her, they left and came back saying we can stay but if we broke anything there will be a charge. I told her nothing is broken, but that felt like a threat to me since they were being so rude. My guest who is 17 years old said they can leave and shut the door. The old lady with short hair knocked on the door and said we had to leave... I told her I expect a full refund then... she then said my guest had to leave and I told her she would as soon as my husband arrived... she was being so rude... we have stayed in so many hotels and this has never happened. So we check out that night and I took a video of how nothing was broken and my husband even took out all the trash. Well today they charged us $250 because the room is thrashed! I have a video showing otherwise! I had to take my own sheets because I broke out in hives the first night! These two women are beyond evil. My video time stamp is 9:07 pm and they can check their security cameras and prove that we left right at that time... do not stay here!!! They people are the worst. All because the lady recognized my guest from drama that has nothing to do with my kids or I or my husband. Save yourselves money and don't support these wicked people! read more

The Arrow Hotel would get 10 stars if I could. We had family from 4 states in town for a funeral. We ate, talked, drank, and slept all in one place! They were so courteous of our circumstances. The allowed us to gather in the Cigar Room and even served us there too. Many of us stayed in the East rooms and they are super nice. Covered parking was wonderful as it as winter. Food was good, drinks were good and staff was AMAZING... all of them. Someone in our party forgot to check out of her room before the funeral and we called later...and again, they made us feel cared for. Great job Arrow. We will be back under better circumstances! read more

Great price and neat location. My room was comfortable. I didnt get to use the kitchen, but it was nice to know its there. I dont know if Ive ever stayed at a hotel equipped with a full kitchen before. Only complaint is that the shower water temperature was a bit sporadic. The ladies at the front desk were very friendly and helpful. Food at the restaurant was a-ok. Had baby back ribs, onion petals and broccoli. Ribs were solid, but nothing surprising or to get excited about. Could use a bit more smoke. Onion petals were fine. Broccoli overcooked. Beer was at a good price. From what I've seen of the rest of the town, Arrow Hotel is the best place to stay at Broken Bow. read more

Somehow both the restaurant and hotel are under the same heading and should be split apart. I will only comment on the hotel on this review. This is a beautiful hotel! I gave it four starts because it is the nicest for this town. I would recommend staying there if you don't mind paying the higher nightly rate. If you're looking to save some money then every other motel in town will accomidate your needs read more

We booked a 2 queen suite for Friday June 28th 2019 at a rate of $125. Checking in at 8 pm we were given our room key, only to open the 2nd floor room door to a suprised guest who was already booked into the room. After many appologies from LuAnne at the front desk, we were checked into a queen double room (not a suite as we had booked and paid for) that is on the first floor at the back side of the hotel. There are two rooms back there, I cannot remember the exact room numbers, either 100 & 101, or 101 & 102. We had the lower number room. The room REEKED of mildew and mold. There was a very strong chemical smell coming from something sprayed into the room A/C. Back to the desk to ask for another room. The only other room available was a queen double suite right next to the first room. Upon entering it, the mold and mildew smell was even worse, I can't imagine even considering staying in that room. Back to the room next door as LuAnne appologized up and down for the smell of the rooms, telling us she would make sure we got a discount on the price of the rooms. We considered just getting a refund and going somewhere else, but after being on the road all day, we were just too tired and agreed that with the discount we would stay, but the mildew smell in that room was terrible and we did worry that it was going to make us sick. We should have just left. (Both of these rooms have windows that have an enclosed alleyway that is some kind of "mall", the mall reeks of cigarette smoke, we could also smell THAT in the room). At 4:30 in the morning we were startled awake by a very loud vacuum in the hallway that actually bumped up to the door, and vacuumed for a long time. We just looked at each other and said "what fresh hell now?" The breakfast was actually nice, but the food service was slow getting the selections refilled. There was mentions of their wonderful cinnamon buns, but the tray was not refilled during our breakfast. At checkout LuAnne was there again and we asked about the promised discount. She said she would have to talk to the owner and get back to us. A hold was put on the visa, and a week later the full $125 charge went through. I called and spoke with LuAnne at the front desk, she remembered us and said she would have to talk to management. Another week went by with no return call. At this point I called AGAIN, and this time spoke to Cindy, telling her the whole hellish story. She said she was glad that a guest was calling to complain about those rooms because they had known for a long time that they have a problem with mold and mildew in those rooms, and if there were enough complaints maybe the owners would do something about them. She said the manager would be in on Wednesday, call then, which I did. I spoke with the manager, Hannah I believe, and again repeated the hell of our stay. She ALSO said that they had problems iwth those room, and had considered not renting them anymore. She said she would speak with the owner. Guess what, another week went by with NO RESPONSE. Called again today to ask about the promised discounted rate on the stay. I was put on hold for over 15 minutes, at which point the front desk picked up and said that Management could not come to the phone, she was just going into a meeting, and that there was nothing they could do about the room. Those two rooms SHOULD NOT BE USED for lodging. I can only imagine the mold that either the walls or floor is harboring. Spraying whatever chemical they did into the A/C did nothing to "mask" the smell, and only made the whole situation worse. They are WELL AWARE that those rooms are health hazards. It is apparent that they double booked the room we were originally sent to, and instead of apologizing and refunding us, and helping us find lodging elsewhere, they foisted that room off on us. I have called the county and state health departments about those rooms, and they have promised to look into the situation. While the staff there were very friendly, and the hotel itself (the lobby, bar, and restaurant) is beautiful and "historic", they are putting unsuspecting customers into rooms they KNOW are unhealthy. Shame on them. I will never return to this establishment, and certainly cannot recommend it to others looking for lodging. To the owner of this business, you should be ashamed of yourself. Ignoring your customers concerns, and your staffs concerns about those two rooms implies that money is more important than your guests. read more

We were looking for a unique getaway place with character, and other reviews made us think this might be the place. Turns out it was just OK. The lobby and restaurant/bar on the first floor were nicely renovated, and the staff was very friendly. Our room, however, was about 30 years out of date. Turns out from reading the hotel's brochure in our room that the hotel was purchased and turned into apartments for the elderly in the 80's, and nothing had changed since then. A full kitchen with 80's appliances (and no microwave!) a small living room area and bedroom too small for the bed. The bathroom was in dire need of a fix up. That being said, the room was very clean, and our meal in the restaurant was quite good, but a big disappointment was no breakfast available. At least a continental would have been nice. read more

My sister and I arrived in Broken Bow for a funeral. We were treated with the utmost respect and grace from the moment we arrived until after we checked out. We stayed in the older section and were delighted at the charm of the double queen suite. We were given an actual "key" to our room. Upon opening the door we were thrilled at the space provided. The rooms had modern touches in a historic building. Each room had it's own flat screen tv and temperature thermometer. Such a delight when one of us is hot and the other one cold. We were provided a Keurig, microwave, small refrigerator, sink, table, chairs, a couch and large tv in the suite living area. All was clean and comfortable. The bathroom was large though the shower head was short. Not a problem for me however. Again, it is an old historic building. They went above and beyond when "the family" arrived hungry and thirsty after the viewing at the mortuary. Over 30 family members were served outstanding meals and tasty drinks. Everyone enjoyed their meals. This was the first large group the waitress had ever served. She was kind, funny and professional. The entire staff poured in to help with drinks and meal serving. They were all so very friendly and efficient! The breakfast in the morning was amazing! Scrambled eggs, homemade biscuits and sausage gravy, the best bacon and homemade cinnamon rolls with homemade frosting or caramel to spread or drizzle on. Everyone,including the cleaning woman, was delightful and willing to get anything you desired. Well, except for more money and faster horses. But even that was attempted! All of the staff worked together as a team to make sure we were all satisfied. I would absolutely stay here again! Such warmth and love during a sad time was so comforting and rare. Thank you so much for the wonderful stay! read more

Worst hotel experience I've EVER HAD!!!!! The owner of this establishment will have her cronies come into your room while you are not there and take pictures of your stuff and criticize you for having a "messy room" Thanks mom, that's why I paid you $100 a night to be criticized and the air conditioning to not work. Cool! Also, she will kick you and your small children out if she deems that you have too many people staying in the room. She may assign you a room that reeks of dog urine and is less than clean, then she will leave you a note saying that not only do you have too many people staying in the room (2 adults in this case) but that you are not allowed to have animals in the room. Total and complete dumpster fire on this joke of a hotel! I am a corporate pilot and have been living in hotels for the better part of a decade so I may have some expertise in this subject. AVOID THE HELL OUT IF THIS PLACE!!!!!! read more

Okay this review is based on the fact this is located in a small town in Nebraska and no big chain backing them up. First of all the building was built in 1938 so don't expect a new looking building. They still use old fashion keys and no key cards. The building was first a hotel, switched and remodeled to apartments then switched back to hotel rooms so the rooms are set up as a mini apartment. Id swear the furniture in the room was what was used back when it was apartments. Though with that in mind, it was nice having a full kitchen, living room, table and separate bedroom. Even though everything was old, the place was still clean...which was appreciated. Bed was comfy also, nice thick warm blankets were provided. Overall this isnt a bad place to stay, if youre a hilton diva, this isnt for you even though i believe this is your best bet for the options in this city. I will mention there is a separate bar and also restaurant in the downstairs of this place so you really wont have to leave the place. read more

This review is for the restaurant rather than the hotel: Considering this restaurant is located in a tiny rural Nebraska town, I was very content with my overall experience. With one sassy exception, the wait staff was very friendly and eager to accommodate our large group! I ordered the flat iron steak, which was delicious although I ordered it medium and it came out well done. But it was tender, juicy, and flavorful nonetheless! The steak wedges were great too! This restaurant was very generous with their portions and I left very full. If I ever find myself in Broken Bow again, I know I can find a good solid meal here. read more

The Arrow Hotel has been a great place to stay for many years. I worked at the restaurant when I was a teenager. The place remains a classy hotel and decent food. You really can't go wrong. The staff was nice. Thanks for being the best place in town to stay, home away from home. read more

Bonfire Grill is very good chow stop. 3 of us in today to watch Kentucky Derby, in the bar area. We had pasta and burgers. All VERY good. Have been here multiple times and always great chow. Thanks folks. Well done. read more

We drove by this hotel a year ago and decided we would come back and stay sometime soon. We decided to stay on the night of Valentines Day. Our room was on the second floor with two queen beds, one and a half baths, a separate living room and four windows over looking the city square. The room was very clean. So clean, I actually left a tip for house keeping. Excellent lobby, very friendly staff. Hotel is listed on the National Registry of Historic Places. Renovated and redecorated rooms in 2006. Not a modern hotel, but with everything you would need. Even though our room was directly adjacent to the highway passing through town, it was very quiet. All of this and under one hundred dollars. The Bonfire Grill is located in the hotel and has is a dining room, a pub and a cigar room. Excellent menu and a good selection of beer, wine and liquor. Steaks, baby back ribs, pasta, seafood, chicken, etc. We will definitely drive the two hours from home to stay here again. read more

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This was the most uncomfortable hotel. People were nice, but wow, run down and "creepy". AC didn't work, old fashioned keys (make sure you lock the doors manually). Room was clean but reminded me of a dirty tent by the hour motel. I guess if you need a kitchenette this would work. Apparently it used to be a senior citizen apartment complex. It failed. read more

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Scary place I would not recommended staying here if haunted things aren't for you. However, the rooms are clean and service is alright.

I can't say enough about this hotel. Priced right, clean and accommodating. I think what I like most is the feeling of how 'hoteling' must have been when quality accommodations where important. The Arrow Hotel is one of the Historical Society's refurbishing projects reflecting back to 1928, complete with call up intercoms, a lock key elevator and there no rooms...only suites. Ones stay is uniquely homey with clean fresh smelling bedding, with plenty of overly fluffy pillows, soft bath towels that could pass for a small blanket and although The Arrow has the feel and architect of old school hotels, each suite is decorated in the latest modern trends and convenience in mind. I'm here to say, you'll love it too. Pick the Arrow Hotel the next time your in Broken Bow, NE. read more

Very unique, cozy, yet totally comfortable! Great staff, the Bonfire Grill downstairs; the best place to stay in Broken Bow!

I had the shrimp skillet. Excellent value with great taste. Room was a bit small for the size of group we had however it worked out quite well. Couldn't stay here as they were booked full. Recommend early reservations. read more

Just happened to notice this place as we drove through the Sand Hills. It's an old hotel that has been updated. Very cool with lots of dark wood and brass trim. The pub and the restaurant offer great food in a very nice presentation. A great place to stop and relax for a while on Highway 2. read more