Stayed here for one night after attending a friend's wedding nearby. I was a tad hesitant due to it…read morebeing a random motel in the middle of nowhere but it came recommended by a friend so I booked a room ($75 per night) and I am glad I did!! It's a cute little motel right off the side of the road just outside Julesburg. Slightly dated decor but everything was super duper clean - including the exterior of the building and the bedding, floors and the bathroom inside the room. There is a large mini fridge and a microwave in the room and our room had plenty of closet space. It is right next to the railroad tracks which didn't bother me but if you're not used to trains it may keep you awake for a little bit at night as the trains were running several times per hour all through the night. Make sure you call ahead when you're about 15 minutes out as my fiancé had to call when he got there and had to wait a few minutes for the owner/front desk manager to drive over and give him the keys and run his card. Checkout was a breeze - we just left the key in the room per instructions and got back on the road.

I am a musician, and have been on the road for 10 days. I asked a local where the best place was…read moreto stay in town, and she HIGHLY recommended the Holiday Motel. I'm glad I asked - Linda (the owner) was wonderful, the room was great, and I was able to get some much-needed rest. Thank you Linda!

I've stayed at The Ritz Carlton in 3 countries, the Grand Wailea on Maui the Regent on Waikiki,…read more the Excelsior in Rome and I must say that this place is at the top. Lol Anyone with half a brain should know with ther in for when they check in here, i'm not going to knock this Motel, i'm sure it's had better days and better water pressure. I didn't even get a good nights sleep, the man upfront warned me that the room was cold, he wasn't kidding. Anyway, after the room was warmed up, everything was fine, even though it wasn't the best place, it will be a great memory to reflect on after the trip is over. No real complaints, I'd stay here again. See picture...

We had low expectations and were just stopping here for one night, but jeez this hotel is GRIMY. it…read moreseriously seemed like no one had cleaned our room in weeks. There was an odd odor, there were dead bugs on the floor, tons of flies buzzing around, and stains on the bedding. The worst part though is that there was glass in the designated "pet area" outside. Only $10 extra for pets, but no guarantee your pet won't step on glass. Also, it's ridiculous to charge extra for pets when the place is so disgusting to begin with.

Definitely not your average hotel with a pool and a private bathroom, but I found it to be the most…read moreunique place we stayed on a month long road trip! Lupe was very nice and accommodating. The whole town is tiny and friendly. There was so much to look at, lupe has done an amazing job at keeping it looking authentic to its time! I met some other really cool travelers at the bar across the street and on the patio out front of the inn where everyone congregates in the evening. And I got so much more space for my money than hotels offer, since there were 3 of us she gave me the conjoining room with 3 beds and she didn't charge any extra for our puppy!!!! What a win! I would definitely stay here again if I'm ever traveling through again.

What a cool place. If you're driving into Colorado from the northeast, as we were, this is perfect…read moreplace to crash overnight. We were never able to meet the owner, Lupe, but she took care of everything over the phone and was incredibly accommodating. Her inn is like a walk back in history with so much to look at that you'll get dizzy. Thanks for a great stay, eclectic and extremely reasonable.

I am not kidding you when I say this is my favorite B&B in the country -- the best I've ever been…read moreto! Once upon a time I was in graduate school and doing a lot of work out in western Nebraska -- Imperial especially. On my first trip out, following the habits of my research group, I went to make a reservation at the motel in town, which was full and whose staff recommended I check the Balcony House. I am eternally grateful. My entire research group's enthusiasm for traveling to Imperial improved after this event. Jim and Linda are fantastic hosts. Their home is unbelievably charming and well cared for. I've stayed with them probably a half-dozen or more times (I think I've slept in every room), and each time I am in awe of their business. Fresh coffee and cookies, always. Linda is the most exceptional cook, whose meals make my mouth water thinking of them now. One time I was there, Linda had injured wrists, and Jim was in charge of breakfasts. Those were outstanding too -- though he quickly admitted that if you stayed longer than three days, you'd start getting repeats. There was one time that I was coming to Imperial and they were FULL (stupid hunting season!). I had to stay at that motel after all, even after vowing I never would. You know what Jim and Linda said? They told me to COME OVER FOR BREAKFAST anyway, even though I would be staying at the motel. They are the salt of the earth. I am so very fortunate to have gotten to know them over the years. p.s. If you're in town for a lunch, I *love* M&M's Natural Jazz. The Reubens (regular and turkey) are spectacular. If you're gluten-free, they got you covered. Imperial is a special place. I wish I still had excuses to visit regularly.

Get off I-80 and go through Imperial on your way west and you will be greatly rewarded. You will…read morebe welcomed like old friends and made to feel right at home. Balcony House is a little touch of home along the way west. The owners make you feel right at home and the breakfast is Great. We will always make this a stop on our way to Colorado.

We arrived near midnight, tired and ready to have a nice quiet place to catch some sleep…read more We were greeted by a wonderful young woman who welcomed us and got us our room quickly. She was so pleasant and professional. Wish I would have got her name. We found our selves in a 4th floor room at the end of the hall with great pillows and a comfortable king sized bed. I slept so well. The air conditioning allowed for a cool room and a nice hum to drown out my husband's snoring. The shade kept it so dark. Did I mention I slept so well?! Breakfast was great. Scrambled eggs were fresh and hot. Oatmeal had fresh toppings. I even liked that they had an open milk container so I didn't have to open one of those cardboard milk cartons for my oatmeal then throw out 3/4 of it. Cudos to the breakfast manager. Great stop!

A modern and well maintained this Holiday Inn is conveniently looking just off of interstate 80…read more The hotel is well appointed with a gym, pool, business area, and breakfast area. The rooms are spacious and comfortable. Hotel rates are reasonable. The hotel overall is immaculate and guest services are pleasant and helpful. Complementary breakfast and parking provided.

The beds were very comfortable and the front desk clerk treated us as if we were family. Also it…read morewas incredibly clean and if your ever around I 100% would recommend it.

More than we expected when we saw the price. We were very pleased with our room. Clean, quiet and…read morecomfortable. Breakfast was nice and relaxing. We would have give a 5 star rating if it wasn't for the rude treatment I got when I walked in to book a room. No greeting, no eye contact and Shanella looked as if I just ruined her evening. She even looked upset that guest were taking cookies. Morning staff must have been better rested they were very nice.

What a treasure! Wonderful communication before hand to set up our stay one night while passing…read morethrough this beautiful countryside. Our entire family was in awe of the beauty of the Prairie all around on the drive to this little slice of heaven. An old yellow house on a sprawling property. Our boys got to experience what it's like out in the countryside of this part of Nebraska. They fed llama's, swung in a big old tree swing, tossed some horseshoes and slept comfortably under the sound of a rainstorm on the roof. Everything is lush and green. Our hosts are very good people to know. We ate dinner at an old café down the road and enjoyed the burgers and chicken strips for the kids. The locals here treated us very nice. I found this little town remarkable and so rich in history that it overwhelmed my senses in a wonderful way. The sky at dusk and early morning are spectacular.

This place is a home away from home. The proprietors have put a lot of work and love into making…read morethe place beautiful, cozy, and conducive to relaxation. Their hospitality was outstanding: switching rooms when the first didn't suit, providing a generous spread of fresh fruit and homemade cinnamon rolls each morning, heating up baby food, lending us dishes for our barbecue, and then washing them afterwards...the list goes on and on. There's a lovely patio area, and a beautiful living and dining area inside. The lawn comes complete with lawn games and an old-fashioned tree swing. Dave will cook up fantastic meals to order and take care of your every need. Additionally, the small (nay, tiny) town is perfect for wandering, and features a lovely playground, a (sometimes open) swimming pool, a library that's open for a few hours on Tuesdays and Fridays, a one-man farmer's market on Friday, and the Most Unlikely Place, an art gallery and cafe that's lives up to its name. The few people you find here are kind, curious, sociable, and generally delightful. You'd think all this would come at a sky-high price, but the prices are equal to or better than any of the chain hotels in Ogallala. For about 20 extra minutes of driving off the beaten path of Highway 80, you'll find an oasis of peace, beauty, and goodwill. Be forewarned, though: one night here will have you wanting more!

Look. This is not a great hotel. If you are looking for luxury and posh, this isn't that. However…read more It has all the parts a hotel needs...sort of. There are 2 beds in the room, a phone, a shower, toilet, sink, fridge, AC, TV. All of them in solid working order. There is not a microwave or coffee maker in the room. There is No pool. There is a washer and dryer by the front desk and if you ask nice, the desk lady might call your room when your load needs moving. The "breakfast" consists of toast, juice, and coffee. Recommend bringing your own. There is a microwave in the breakfast area and there are vending machines near the front desk although we didn't explore those options. There is a breakfast place in town, but it's closed on holidays. The grounds were pretty. There's a grassy area in the back that was well maintained. There's some really fun art and decorations inside and out. Very home town. They offered daily housekeeping, but we seemed to be in the room every time they came by (very early! 8:30am!) so we didn't actually get service during our 5 night stay...but that's our fault not theirs. And it didn't really matter to us. The staff is so kind. They have a candy dish up from which they encouraged our kids to take from every day. The ladies talked with our kiddos every time we walked by. So nice and helpful. If you go into this hotel with managed expectations (it's a 1 star level) then you will feel it's fine. I felt safe and clean enough. It's not perfect and needs a facelift for sure- it hasn't been updated since it was a super 8 (the phones are proof!), but it was fine for us when we visited for a class reunion and if you are there for hunting or work, it'll do.

I've stayed here more than a dozen times over the last number of years. Overall it's nice. Not…read moreluxurious but nice. WiFi is free and its convenient to town. It can be loud with traffic in and out of the rooms. Be sure to call ahead as during certain times of year they are booked.

The new owners Holly and Brian are great. They called me the day before our check in date to ensure…read moreour reservation did not fall through the cracks during the transfer. Also, we were scheduled to arrive very early in the morning (2-3 in the morning) and accommodations were arranged so we could access our room. The room was clean, comfortable and pet friendly. They even put us on the end closest to the grass pad so we could take our dogs out easily. We look forward to returning whenever we winds take us back to Oshkosh.

Great small town motel. Clean and well maintained. Walking distance from local eating.read more

This is a good stop. Not cheap but not expensive. It was clean and the bfast was what you expect,…read moremeh. But that is ok. I did hear from several that the Patel's, the owners, are not nice or good to work for. So sad to hear. It's one of the good things about America, we don't belief in treating people differently based upon a class system, like in other countries.

Usually a standard. My only issue with this location is was the A/C. Instructions were clear from…read moremanagement on operation instructions. Clearly not working as advertised. Fairly comfortable room.