Good for what it is (and free). Be prepared to walk. Some unique animals you don't normally see in…read morea KS zoo.

Lions, and tigers, and bears, oh my!... Great way to spend a morning. For a small zoo, it is very…read morenice and still has a wide range of animals to see.The pond for the swans, monkeys, a butterfly enclosure, and even a little binturong- you can't go wrong

I was hauling a camper and had a wheel bearing pop right off. As soon as we got the camper to…read moreHolyrood Motor Co. Brock had offered for me to stay at the Air BnB until they could look at the camper the next day! I enjoyed my stay because it was really close to where I needed to be, the prices were great, and the accommodations were amazing in the place. I nice spacious shower and the beds were very comfortable. The living room was comfy and having access to TV and some streaming services helped with the wait on the repairs. Also, WiFi was accessible so that was great too! I think this place is awesome for some hunters or anyone truly looking for a getaway.

It's an older motel, a bit worn down, but the price is right, the room was clean, and dogs are…read morewelcome, which is a big plus for me.

A clean comfortable room with a microwave and a refrigerator and plenty of room to stretch out for…read more45 bucks. That's pretty awesome. The girl at the desk checked me in in a matter of seconds. She was amazing. And the bed was comfortable enough that I slept far longer than I'd planned. This place'd be cool even if it wasn't $30-$50 cheaper than nearby hotels. Considering that it is, it's amazing!!

I visited south central Kansas recently. If you asked me what I most remembered about my visit, I…read morewould say "ghosts" and "Ellinwood Underground Tunnels." If you're in Ellinwood or anywhere near this area, you need to take the tour. It's so interesting! There are tunnels under this small Kansas town, and the public (you) can experience them. The tour will lead you through a portion of the network of tunnels, and the tour guide will tell you all about the history. The tour starts at the Ellinwood Emporium, a charming little thrift/vintage store. You'll descend some stairs to the underground tunnels, where you'll learn about the activity that was happening in the tunnels in the late 1800s. The tunnels were a place to get a haircut and a shave, a place to bathe, a place to shop and relax. But also: Apparently, some stuff went down and now the tunnels also house spirits. There's one room that you'll see on the tour that the owner will not walk into, because there's a spirit in there that he doesn't want to mess with. Each room that you see on the tour is grim and creepy. The space in the Ellinwood Tunnels is heady, and is definitely housing some sort of bad energy, if you ask me. Head's up: This tour is not wheelchair- or stroller-friendly. You need to be able to climb down and up some steep stairs, and then navigate your way through tunnels, which have uneven ground.

It makes me sad that there aren't many reviews for these underground tunnels (outside of Yelp as…read morewell.) This was one of the most fascinating things we did while visiting this part of the country and I really wish that it was more of a destination. Listen, I understand. It's kind of in the middle of nowhere and the square footage is pretty low. However, Rick, the guide and owner (??) of the antique shop that sits above one portion of the tunnels is an incredible story teller and he has actual items that lived in and were used in the underground portion of this town. It's like a time capsule. I've been on other underground tours (like in Seattle) and even though they're more visited and more well known, they don't hold a candle to what Rick has. This isn't a kitschy, fake tour. This is about real and actual history, with real, appropriate artifacts and I loved it. The tour when you come back upstairs and head across the street to the hotel is a little bit different. The building, including the underground, was empty when they purchased it so all the items they have down there are found, bought or donated. But at least they are honest about it and don't make up fake stories for you. It's such a cool thing to do for such a minimal fee. I'd recommend this tour to anyone.

Are you're interested in ghosts? Do you think a demon has attached itself to you and won't let go?…read more(Hello, to my family.) Do you see things out of the corner of your eye and think, "That must have been a spirit?" Are you at all curious about the afterlife? Then you need to stay at The Historic Wolf Hotel in Ellinswood, Kansas. This hotel is haunted, according to the locals. They've seen things. Stuff happens in the rooms. I visited this hotel with a couple who had stayed here once, and they refused to stay a second time because they had experienced paranormal activity. Fair enough. I was booked for an overnight stay, and I admit, I was a little scared. My room looked like a Victorian dollhouse. There were mirrors in the room, and every time I looked in the mirrors, I expected to see a spirit. I don't believe in this kind of stuff, but I also don't not believe in it. Who am I to say these ghosts at The Historic Wolf Hotel don't exist? Maybe they do. But, it turns out, if they do exist, they didn't want to visit me. No, no ghosts visited me during my stay at the hotel. Whew. If you want a restful night's stay, I suggest packing a sleeping mask and ear plugs, because the only thing keeping you up at night will most likely be the trains that pass by every few hours that honk their horns. This hotel is located directly in front of an active train track, so you will be treated to train horns galore. The hotel, as a place to stay, is really neat. It has a common kitchen and dining room, with snacks and breakfast foods available to guests (think cereal, muffins, granola bars, etc.) You also have access to the Keurig coffee pot, which makes a nice cup of coffee. You can enjoy your little breakfast in your room, or in the shared dining room / sitting room. It's a pleasant place to relax. One thing to mention: The only way up to the rooms is via a steep series of stairs. So if you have a hard time climbing stairs or are in a wheelchair, this hotel might not be for you. The hotel also hosts lunches and dinners, and I happened to be here to sit for a dinner. We got a salad, main course and dessert, as it was lovely. I mentioned this in a different review, but across the street is the underground tunnel tour, which is definitely worth doing.

What can I say .... It's historic and beautiful, extremely clean and unique. Great food and stories…read morein the restaurant. This is a great way to connect with your roots in this area of Kansas. Their services are very punctual and helpful. Wonderful staff and owners.

So, I had a difficult time giving this one a rating. We were with a large group so we booked a…read morenumber of rooms. My room was lovely, very spacious and clean although the carpet really needs to be replaced (it lols nasty but is really just well worn). Others in our group had issues with noise from the road or smelly or dirty room. Seems the rooms in the motel proper were better than the rooms in the houses in the back. So if I were to make a recommendation, book one of the motel rooms vs. one of the houses in the back. Some in our group would give this place a 1 rating while on my own, I would have given a 4 so I compromised wi to a 3. The cost, however, cannot be beat. One more point, they were remodeling one of the rooms while we were there so hopefully that means the carpet wb eventually replaced.

Totally renovated room. Due to a fire ( not all rooms are updated) check out the photos everything…read morenew, clean & friendly staff will return