Excellent little inn. Although dated, it was very clean and well maintained. The beds were very…read morecomfortable. We will definitely stay here again.

Family ran business that comes highly recommend by the locals. Because it's a family ran business,…read more the office hours are limited, with a reasonable check-in window of 3-10pm (check-out anytime with key drop or in person between 7-10am) Checking in was easy & you're able to park right in front of the door to your room, which is convenient. The lack of individual temperature control is the only downside. We liked cold room - so we closed the bathroom (where the heat was really pumping), cracked a window & turned on the ceiling fan. It was perfect. The King bed was comfortable & the room smelled fresh. We loved that there's a small table to eat at & that there were tables on both bedsides. The style is old-school homey... which could feel dated or classic, depending on your view. The price point was great & everything we were going to was in walking distance. A fabulous find!

A good value in the off season. A relatively new, clean, friendly hotel…read more A few specific notes: There is a big sign towering over the property, but there's no signage on the building. Once you get into the parking lot, you're under the sign and it's hard to verify that you're at the Best Western rather than at the Comfort Inn or whatever else is in the row of businesses. Kleenex and hand soap hadn't been replenished, so I had to ask for them. Lighting is good for hotels in this area, though if you'll be reading, you might want to bring your own lamp or a brighter bulb. There is a small table with can be moved. This should be mandatory for every hotel. Shampoo is hardly natural, but it doesn't contain the harsh, dermatitis-inducing SLS or SLES you find in most hotel shampoos. The bedspreads are washable. Less chance of cuddling up under someone else's crud. Electric outlets exist right where I need them. The shower head is high--great for taller people, but anyone under 5'5" will have a hard time adjusting the spray pattern on the shower head. Other lodging options: Husker Inn downtown is old and tiny, but amazingly friendly and always affordable. Some of the big-name hotels on the north side of I80 are filthy, so read the reviews carefully.

I spent two nights here while in North Platte and was very happy with my stay. I could have been…read moreswayed by their fabulous breakfasts, the biscuits and gravy, sausages, eggs... Their breakfast buffet changes daily, they post the menu, and its always delicious. The room had a sitting area with a couch, small refrigerator. The windows looked out into a tractor/machine dealership that must have had some problems with stealing because after dark, there were bright lights that lit up the whole yard, but the hotel had blackout drapes which shut out the light. Wanted to also give a shout out to the hotel clerk Angela that checked me in as I really enjoyed talking to her.

We had business meetings in North Platte and stayed at the Fairfield Inn for three nights. We have…read morestayed here before and were pleased to see that the property is undergoing an overdue facelift. Since we make frequent trips to North Platte we welcome the slight inconvenience of ongoing construction for the prospect of a clean, fresh hotel. What we want to mention is the service we received from the front desk team. After a couple days of walking around a coal-fired power plant, beef processing facility, ethanol plants, and cattle feedlots our clothes were pretty dirty. We had a dinner on our last night with local and state leaders so we thought it best to get our clothes washed. The property laundry room is located on the second floor which is where the current construction is taking place. The washer works fine but the dryer was down for the count. We were expected in less than an hour at North 40 Steak House for dinner with the North Platte mayor, two Nebraska senators, and business leaders (including the Fairfield property owner!) from the greater North Platte area. All of our clothes were soaking wet. The manager took our laundry and ran it through the hotel commercial dryers which are high speed and got things sorted in about 20 minutes. Not only were our clothes dried but the staff returned them to us folded and on hangars! We arrived for our dinner on time in freshly laundered clothes that were free of coal dust, cattle manure, beef blood, and corn mash. Day saved. Thank you to Matt, the Fairfield General Manager, for offering an effective solution! PS - We also want to mention Lisa who runs the breakfast. She ensures everyting is fresh and stocked and personally greets everyone dining in her restaurant! Great service needs to be acknowledged!

The Fairfield Inn in North Platte is currently undergoing extensive renovations and definitely…read moreneeded the facelift. Despite that, my stay was very pleasant. The location right off Interstate 80 is excellent, the breakfast was well worth the add-on, and even though the hotel was full, it was surprisingly quiet. Having the Nebraska State Patrol next door also adds an extra sense of security. Overall, a comfortable and convenient stay.

Tru by Hilton review…read more Location: North Platte, Nebraska Accommodation: king room Dates: 8/19-8/20 Cost: 173/night Overall score: 7.0/10.0 Just off I-80 in North Platte, Nebraska, this hotel is an amazing gem in the environment of a town that seems composed of and crowded by, nothing but value-based hotels (we counted 8 different options). Tru is Hilton's budget-friendly option but this does not take away from its charm. The rooms are warmly colored, festive and inviting and the bedding, although a bit scratchy is still comfortable under the sheets. Be advised, the hotel, being budget-friendly, doesn't offer any suites. Toiletries are provided by Not Soap Radio. The open-plan lobby is extremely friendly, warm, welcoming, and inviting with complimentary buffet breakfast in the mornings. Pets are welcomed for a $50 USD fee, and given treats according to their tastes. We checked in late but it was no problem at all!

Simple, clean, basic, and functional. This is a good stop if you want something close to the…read moreinterstate (and don't mind a pared-down experience). Our room did not have a dresser or microwave, but we didn't need either of these things. If you absolutely need a microwave there is one at the front desk, which also serves as the marketplace with snacks and drinks around the other side of the counter... I liked that the room had laminate flooring instead of carpet. I did not like that there is some freeway noise (it quiets down late at night) and the mattress is adequate bot not the most comfortable. The lobby is spacious and well-designed with plenty of seating (convenient during the breakfast hours). Breakfast is, again, basic, with scrambled eggs, pancakes, yogurt, and so forth. The associate who checked us in was very kind and friendly. She gave us a treat for our cat (there is a minimal pet fee). The parking lot is large and well-lit (and there are no parking fees).

We stayed here on our way to Missouri and then on our way back to Utah. Very nice place!…read more Everything seemed clean. Next....we were quite a distance on our way home when my wife realized she had left her cosmetic bag in the bathroom. Rich (Richard) had tried to call but I did not get the call as I was driving. After calling back and talking to other staff members arrangements were made to have her bag mailed to our home. Thank you to the diligent staff!

Until we went to get in bed, everything seemed good, but when we pulled back the sheets to sleep,…read morewe were disgusted to find them dirty with a fresh mark from previous guests. Needless to say, we were absolutely disgusted. These sheets had obviously not been washed!

Date of stay: May 23, 2026 Room: 309…read more This was the first stop on our cross-country move and it was a nearly flawless visit. We got in very late and staff checked to see if there were any upgraded rooms available for us with my status, but sadly there were not. The room, however, was more than fine considering the brief amount of time we actually were going to spend in it before getting on the road again the next morning with the goal of hitting Utah. Everything was clean and really the only issue with the room was that the bathtub drained very slowly and likely needed something to help with a clog further down the line. Breakfast is really where the hotel shined, it's far and away the best "budget" breakfast I've had at a hotel, of any chain or name. The buffet had two lines and each line had different items on offer, including some delicious biscuits and gravy. Then, in addition to that was also grab and go milks and some wonderful warmed cinnamon rolls. If a good breakfast is important to you, then this is the place for you in the North Platte area. Besides being very well done, staff in the dining area was very pleasant and even came around to bus tables for us--another first for me in this hotel price point!

I recently had a really nice stay at the Holiday Inn Express in North Platte. The building feels…read moremodern, my room was quiet clean, and it was wonderfully quiet. The breakfast staff were so friendly and welcoming, and I really appreciated the gluten-free and non-dairy options, they made the morning feel extra thoughtful. Overall, I had a very comfortable stay, the place is just a little on the pricey side for the area.

We stayed here Friday night best stay ever everyone that works. there were so helpful. And so kind…read more The room was perfect. It lived up to its reputation for soundproof walls. I didn't hear any noise outside of our room so that was perfect. it's dog friendly, and everybody loved our sweet puppy that's 10 months old but it's a big puppy. We have a great Dane . I wasn't hungry when we got up Saturday morning, but my husband of course was he said the breakfast was the best. Everything was very tasty. We have no complaints. Definitely will be back. My husband accidentally left his medication there we worked with David and also the front desk and they're going to UPS his medication to where we are since we're traveling for a few weeks.. Highly recommend this hotel I give it five stars

I have been driving all day... needed a place to crash for the night…read more Usually have good luck at La Quinta... so went there. Everything was fine... until I went into the bathroom in my room. There were dozens of little black flies flying around, mostly around the toilet. I suspect someone has not been cleaning up under the rim of the toilets... as these look like those types of flies. I killed about a dozen of them but could not get them all. Front desk was like... "we will let maintenance know in the morning"! That does not help me tonight... NOT RECOMMENDED! was going to attach a video of the bugs... but it is too small, according to google. I did get some bad photos... bug is small... phone wont focus. Even on my Toothbrush! Yuck!

Nope nope & nope! This place appears decent , but you can only cover up so much…read more Shower was awful. Dirty, hair, painted, etc. Room appeared renovated, but under all the new things, yuck. The walls had paint clawed off, the curtains were 1/2 up, the parking area is overgrown with weeds & stickers. We didn't stick around for breakfast ... nope.

If North Platte Nebraska had a ghetto, this is its capital. This place was gross. First, the lobby…read more It's patched together with pieces from different times. Absolutely horrible. The staff were very short (attentively speaking) and milling about cohering with the regulars to the casino games. The room. Ugh. There was splatter on the ceiling, that I'm not sure if it was blood, red wine, kool-aid, or what, but it was disgusting. We pulled back the blanket on one of the beds, ewwwww. There were either blood stains or food stains on the sheets. . Went to the lobby, after waiting for 15 minutes for the clerk to return, asked for clean sheets, he just handed them to me, (yes, to make the bed myself). Then, there was a large group of unruly teens hanging out in the patio area, kept pounding and kicking my door. Called the front desk, nothing was done. Then, the bed. The absolute hardest bed I've ever laid on. The ground probably would've been more comfortable. Then, walking to the dining area, large bins set up through several hallways collecting water leaking through the roof. WTH?! Then....the breakfast. The waffles tasted old, the eggs weren't cooked even close to enough, and the hot tea bags, were tea bags meant to make the quarts of ice tea. The hot tub was closed down with no notice on the advertisement and the pool was freezing cold and smelled funny. Just an all around disappointing stay, I'll be contacting Wyndham re: this hotel. It's an awful representation of their brand.

Very clean, very simple (few room amenities... no shampoo, no in-room coffee, only 2 small pillows…read moreon a queen bed) and very small rooms. But far better than the previous less-expensive options we've tried in N Platte.

Mattress sags on each side This was a handicapped room, with…read morea shower, no tub. When you shower, water gets on the floor of the bathroom. It's a very slick tile and you can barely walk on it with the water.

This is literally the first 1 star review I've left for any business on any platform in my life…read more Like actually lol but there's really nothing quite like booking someplace and then getting there in the middle of the night and not have a place to stay when you were expecting one after pre paying with a confirmed non refundable reservation. FUTURE POTENTIAL GUESTS: If you book in advance, they can and will sell your room to someone else even if you have a confirmed prepaid reservation, their system is broken and does not reflect real time availability. Book literally anywhere else, we ended up at comfort suites about 30 minutes away and it was cheap and great. MANAGEMENT: your booking system is broken. Virtually all other hotels around you represent real time availability and yours does not. This is resulting in guests just like us, booking you thinking you are available and then arriving tired and having no where to go. Set up your hard working late night front desk people for success by not having a broken system where guests who have confirmed pre booked reservations not have a room assigned to the booking upon payment in full. Fix it.

I attempted to check in to the Ramada by Wyndham today at approximately 4:30 PM after booking my…read morestay through the app. Upon arrival, I was told the staff could not check me in because they were unsure whether any clean rooms were available. This was confusing and frustrating, especially since the app showed rooms as available at the time of booking. An employee then had to physically go check whether a room was actually ready. While I was waiting in the lobby, I overheard a conversation that raised serious concerns about the level of professionalism at this property. A front desk clerk informed the manager, Beth, that a gentleman had come in regarding a refund and was driving back over to speak with her. Beth responded, "Well, he can drive over. Just take a message and tell him I'm not here. I don't have time to deal with him." Hearing that exchange gave me immediate reservations about staying at this location. After a very long day of travel, I chose to remain, but it was disappointing to witness a manager speak that way about a guest concern in front of other customers. If a guest has a legitimate issue, they should feel confident that management will handle it professionally and in a timely manner. As someone who travels through this area regularly, I value professionalism, responsiveness, and basic customer service. Unfortunately, based on this experience, I would not feel confident that any issue during my stay would be handled appropriately. Because of that, I will choose a different location in the future.