This is a basic motel. I give it 5 stars because it meets the simple need for a comfortable place…read moreto sleep and it's clean and comfortable. I would stay here again. The beds are comfortable and the ice machine works.

Horrible moth ball smell in the room, I had to leave. Also Internet was so slow my smart phone gave…read moreup. Would not recommend.

We had a great stay. Perfect location for traveling across the country. Felt very safe. Hotel is…read morenewer and updated. Parking is ample. Hotel workout room had treadmills and some weights. Hotel has free breakfast and it had several options that would make everyone in the family happy. Healthy options and other options like waffles. The coffee was actually really good. Hotel staff was very friendly. Hotel was very clean. We will stay here again in the future.

We enjoyed our stay here. The receptionist was helpful and friendly. Our room was clean and…read morecomfortable, especially the bed. They also offer breakfast that was better than average for hotel breakfasts. I recommend staying here.

We came here in March, and didn't realize that most of Bryce was still frozen over. The location…read moreof this BW is literally at the entrance of Bryce Park, and I can't find anything bad to say. Plenty of parking, and there's even a Phillips 66 gas station next door with actually very competitive prices. There's no restaurant on property but there are some across the street, and the front desk provides a list of local eateries. Tip: The Bryce Canyon Pines Restaurant - located 4 miles away on route 12 -was an excellent choice. Our king room was spacious, plenty of storage, and 2 sinks in the room. The shower had plenty of hot water and ample water pressure. The toiletries was lemony, citrusy which was pleasant to use. There was even a fridge and microwave in the room. I was quite impressed on the breakfast buffet. They literally had everything you could think of for breakfast, from eggs, sausage AND bacon, waffles, pancakes, biscuits and gravy, oatmeal, fruit, fresh yogurt, yogurt in a cup, juice, cereal, breads, donuts, potatoes, and so much more! Even the coffee was good... not weak at all. There are a few feral cats on property and I was so sad they had to stay out in the cold, huddled under our cars for warmth. Aside from that, it's an excellent location. Staff was friendly, but not overly chatty.

Make sure you book through calling them or on their Best Western website rather than Hotels.com to…read moremake it easier for yourself to book/cancel/change. This hotel had one of the best hospitality and customer service. Special thanks to Brent and his staff for taking such good care of me and my significant other during our stay. We could not have asked for a better experience in Dodge City. A kitchenette for the price we paid was unbeatable.

Great, comfortable accommodations in old church converted into rooms & common area. The owner met…read moreus there to give us our room key. Our room had a small desk, sofa & comfortable bed. It was extremely clean & a nice change from chain hotels. Enjoyed the framed photography & paintings from locals artists displayed in the hall. It was great to be back in my home town & and see many new buildings , eat at Cups & Mugs & reconnect with many friends. Joyce & Randy

Excellent place to stay in Ashland. Rooms were very clean and comfortable. Our entire extended…read morefamily took over The Bunk House for a family wedding and it was awesome. Common rooms were confortable and had some drinks in fridge available to all. Grocery store is down the street for any other snacking needs. Candy and Larry are great hosts and very friendly. Definitely will stay there again if not staying with family in area.

The manager was very nice and accommodating…read more The room was clean and the white bed sheets made the room looked more like a hotel than a motel. My first time to be in a motel with a sleep number bed. Very nice! The room was cleaned and fresh towels were provided everyday. The place to stay in Sublette, KS!

Prob the best cheap hotel you could stay at in this small town and very comfortable bedsread more

WHY would I give this place a 5-star rating? I mean after all it is just a very basic old-fashioned…read moremotel way off the road in a small town in Oklahoma's panhandle. There are only a handful of rooms and they are basic and not fancy. This motel earned a high rating not on visibly comparing it to some fancy hotel in a big city but for living up to the meaning of what the word hotel "hospitality" is all about. Our stay wasn't by choice. We experienced not one but two blown tires on the highway about 20 miles out of town on a day when the temperature plummeted 50 degrees in a couple of hours. We were stranded for almost 8 hours with almost non-existent cell service and a bad experience with AAA who wouldn't send a repair truck. Through the kindness and hard work of OHP dispatch we were finally able to get a lift to town by a local officer who went so far above and beyond his duty he deserves a medal. He called ahead to motel owner Dan Crocker who got out of bed in the middle of the night to drive over to the motel to check us in. We were cold and tired and our prospects were bleak getting our truck repaired so we could continue on our way. It is evident that Dan and his wife Lynda put a lot of work into remodeling and fixing up this motel after they bought it. While not fancy, what they offer is a clean, comfortable and reasonably priced place to stay. Being away from the highway means no road noise, just a lot of fresh air. And unlike some "brand name" motels, everything works including the wifi. The next morning, still faced with a broken down truck stranded up the road Lynda was more than generous in helping us get to the Laverne Farmers Coop where we were treated like family and were able to get two brand-new tires installed. The people of Laverne, including Dan and Lynda Crocker helps us make the best of an unpleasant experience and look back with appreciation of what the word hospitality is all about.

We were part of a convoy going to Oklahoma to help with wildfire relief from Missouri and needed a…read moreplace to lay over for the night. During the 9 hour trip to Gate, we had a grand total of 8 blown tries and several problems on the road. In the late afternoon we realized that we weren't going to be able to make it to the hotel we planned to stay at. We needed somewhere with a big parking lot for all of our hay trailers and the Inn seemed like the best choice. We called Lynda and asked if she would have enough room for 7 people to stay. Not only did she give us 5 hotel rooms, she gave them too us for free since we were with fire relief! We rolled into the hotel at 4 AM after unloading almost 300 round bars of hay. Not only did Lynda get all of our rooms ready for us, she left the keys in the lobby for whenever we got their. Now about the hotel - it's absolutely fabulous! By far the cleanest hotel I have ever set foot in. Huge rooms, great bathrooms and even had a mini fridge for us. The beds were super comfortable as was the couch. By far one of the best hotels I have ever stayed in. We can never thank these folks enough for their help with our convoy. Without them and their wonderful hotel we would have been in a lot worse shape than we were. I 100% recommend the Inn. You will not be disappointed!!

If you have laundry, have quarters. If a customer needs change for other sundries, do you give them…read morepennies? I am not from the area, nor am comfortable just going into a random store to ask for quarters. I just drove 1200 miles. The 100% satisfaction guarantee doesn't apply to even simple change. To top it off, my door latch has issues; to the point of working about 1 in 10 attempts. Key card works, but the latch isn't catching to open the door. So now, my clothes are in a washer that I can't use whilst i wait for Maintenance that is not located on site. Understandable, since it's 550pm, but I cannot get into my room. Room isn't fixed; I have to lift the latch a certain way til check-out. As for the quarters, the local gas station said no and that this isn't the first time someone from the hotels have asked. So here I am, a POC in a rural town, driving around, not from here, after a 1200 mile journey, looking for quarters. Hampton, live up to the satisfaction guarantee so a Gold HH guest doesn't have to feel so uncomfortable. Ill be traveling around 60 nights next year, so lets hope the Hampton brand (which is most common in areas I travel through) has more prepared locations. Ill be back thru town in 2 weeks. Staying at Fairfield.

Construction in room 2 doors down all day. Couldn't take a nap on day off from driving. Noisy…read moreneighbors in at 11 pm slamming door open and closed for an hour and talking loudly in hallway. No sleep there. Upstairs Godzilla rented a room and was up at 5 am. No sleep there. Breakfast, no bacon, no eggs, just sausage and take your own waffles. Bad coffee. When I mentioned the noise to the front desk, the girl said, "Awwww".

Great customer service, friendly, helpful staff. Good variety and well stocked breakfast. Extremely…read moreclean property!!

Very nice clean hotel. Great location. Staff is friendly. Rooms are clean. Beds comfy. Also…read morethe free breakfast is very good with lots of choices. We enjoyed our stay here in Liberal, KS at this Holiday Inn Express. Highly recommend.