Funky odor in room and the sheets were dirty. Also, and this is not the hotel's fault, the noise…read morelevel on Wyatt Earp drive was extremely loud way past 4 am. Another quest was saying he stays here all the time and the noise was not normal. But I'd stay off the main strip next time.

My husband and I were traveling cross-country and stopped at the Best Western Country Inn in Dodge…read moreCity. It was a good overnight stay before the last leg of our trip. Special thanks to Valerie at the Long Branch Saloon and Aricelli at the front desk for being so friendly and welcoming! And thanks to Francisco for handling our reservation. The inn has a swell Old West atmosphere with a staircase leading to the second floor from the lobby, which has an interesting layout (there is a pocket bar, the Long Branch Saloon, tucked under the 2nd-floor balcony). Our room was a standard hotel room but spacious, with a king bed, sitting area with loveseat and overstuffed chair, desk with office chair, and dresser which held the TV and fridge as well as drawers for clothing. There was an additional counter across from bathroom which held the microwave with space underneath for luggage. The bed was very comfortable, and there was a selection of pillows from soft to firm. It was handy to have two doors for the room--one to interior hallway and one to the outside. We parked directly outside our room for easy load-in and load-out. The downside of our room's location was the noise from the main street (Wyatt Earp Blvd) which runs alongside the property and occurred throughout the night. We had asked for a room on the other side of the building, away from the street, but none were available when we checked in. The fitness room was adequate, but the treadmill was broken, and one bicycle had limited use ("subscription expired" for Les Mills Stages). There was an additional bike, an elliptical trainer, and weightlifting equipment available. The tasty hot breakfast was included in the cost of the room, with plenty of selections. It would be nice if the hotel offered reusable plates, cups, and silverware for guests. There was an additional coffee machine next to the reception desk, with options including lattes, mochas and cappuccino, and it was available 24 hours a day. The TV reception was very good quality, and we appreciate the hotel information book with the list of TV channels and hours for breakfast, the pool and gym, and other hotel amenities. The pool was under renovation during our visit so we didn't get to try it. There are two entrances to the property: the one on 14th street is easy to miss as it's the size of someone's driveway and is very steep. Easier access is from Wyatt Earp Blvd to 13th street, with a more graded approach to the building. Again, we had a good stay at the Best Western Country Inn, and thank them for our visit!

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.

Pros Carpet in hallway easy to roll suitcase…read moreFriendly knowlegable checkin Room cold at checkin Very clean room Big gym with 2(!) recumbent bikes. Cons Couldn't connect to Wi-Fi kept saying couldn't find me and to check my name and room number. Got access code and still didn't work. You have to make sure the door is closed all the way

We stayed at this hotel recently with a group of 6-8 people and wanted to sit together under the…read morecovered outdoor area. We brought out three chairs to join the limited seating, but a staff member came out and made us bring them back inside. His explanation was that if he let us, he'd have to let others -- which felt unwelcoming considering we were paying guests just trying to enjoy the space. What made this worse is that the outdoor area wasn't well maintained: there was trash and cigarette butts on the ground, and the cigarette disposal was overflowing. It was disappointing to be told we couldn't make ourselves comfortable in an area that clearly wasn't being cared for by the staff. Overall, not the kind of hospitality or upkeep you'd expect at a hotel.

This Holiday Inn Express and Suites helped make my visit to Dodge City slightly better…read more I did not enjoy my time in Dodge City with a few exceptions. One was this hotel, and you will either laugh and say "that makes sense for John", or you will think I am a lunatic when I explain why. Either way, I liked the small touch that elevated breakfast to greatness. So what was the small touch? Jalapenos and Tabasco. Aww yeah! So I may be jumping ahead telling you about the free breakfast, but there are no rules on Yelp. Here is what you need to know if you eat here. Get some of the cheese omelets that they have, add about one hundred jalapenos and coat it in chipotle hot sauce. If you can't handle that, we can't be friends. If you can, you are A-OK in my book. What about the rest of the hotel? The room was clean, comfortable, and lived up to HIE standards. The staff were friendly and helpful, minus the one bad recommendation for dinner. When I arrived, I realized the hotel was next to a waterpark that made parking kind of insane. By the time I got back from dinner the park was closed and the parking area was empty. But be forewarned if you arrive when it is open. If you find yourself in Dodge City, this is where you should stay.

Worst hotel staff I've ever dealt with. They overbooked the hotel and messed up several…read morereservations so multiple guests were in the lobby trying to figure out if their reservations were going to be honored but rather than trying to help guests and figure out a solution the lady (Shanonda is what she said her name was but had no name tag- 7/31/26 3:00pm) at the front desk was hateful and rude to everyone. Another woman just stood by glaring at everyone, but not helping. When I asked why she (front desk lady) was talking so rude to everyone, she first snapped at me that she doesn't think she is being rude, then got nasty with another woman standing near by asking someone about the room situation, then she gave me a card and said I could take it up with her supervisor, but when I'd call the number on the card it would ring a few times and then someone would pick up and immediately hang up- so sort of makes since why the employees think it's acceptable to treat guests this way. I witnessed the lady at the front desk bite the heads off two different elderly women just for asking questions, and when no one could check in at check in time (and even well after) she said check in time doesn't apply when the hotel is full and told me if I didn't like it i could take the money I paid for my reservation and leave. If there were any other options open in town during this time we would have left and stayed somewhere else, but everything was booked and we had two hours to get to a local wedding. We finally figured out the room situation between guests swapping rooms since the staff was no help. I noticed the front desk phone was off the hook the entire stay also. Then they had the audacity to leave a card in the room asking us to tip the staff lmao

After a long day's drive from Omaha, we pulled into Dodge city has more of a pitstop than a…read moredestination; sure, we had seen that there was allegedly some Wyatt Earp history here... At least before his time in Tombstone, Arizona... but more than anything we needed a place to lay our heads until the next morning, and the next leg to Durango, Colorado. Overall, this was an AOK, 3 Star motel with a 5 star fellow running the front desk. We found plenty of parking in the back for the truck and trailer, parked along the curb/back fence. This also seem to be at the spot that most people relieve their dogs, and clearly, not many of them bothered to pick up after their pets. Step lightly. Once inside the lobby, as I said, the guy behind the desk was very friendly, and as we would find out later, very helpful. for whatever reason, they gave us an ADA room, so lots of floor space, wide doors, huge bathroom. Beds were comfortable, and the air conditioner worked. we ended up spending quite a bit of the evening in our room, after discovering that there really wasn't a whole lot to see in Dodge city, Kansas. maybe we just didn't look hard enough? Highlight for the trip was visiting the DQ, so there's that. One tragic flaw in the room was that for whatever reason, the television would turn off for no reason every few minutes or so. We called down to the front desk, and that nice guy informed us they were having some Internet issues, but he would try to reset it, etc. I checked the wires, and found that the HDMI cable was sort of loose; I even grabbed some tape out of the camper, just sort of hold it in place. A few minutes later, the front desk fellow knocked at the door, and asked if it was improved. At that moment, it kind of seem to be doing OK, so we thanked him for his kindness... But the TV kind of kept doing that on and off things sporadically until we shut it off for the night. Not an absolute dealbreaker, but kind of important when you've been in the car for nine hours, and just sort of want to burn out to bad hotel TV. We would totally stay here again if we needed to, but With the price of diesel these days, I can't imagine planning a trip cross country with a stop in dodge city again.

I wavered between a 3 and 4…read more Pros.. 1. Rooms are updated. 2. Plenty of parking. 3. Easy access in town and close to several restaurants and coffee houses. Cons 1. The room was rushed and not really clean. Stains on couch. Water stains on shower doors. 2. The breakfast is not as promised. The reason given was Ag Dept shut us down but other hotels in this town are serving. 3. Front desk is frazzled and showing it.

Clean and friendly hotel. Great price! Rooms in the back have been renovated and are a little more…read moremoney. I had a cheaper room in the front. Only drawback was the wifi wasn't strong enough to reach my room.

From the owner: Welcome to Belair Motel, your Dodge City "home away from home." Belair Motel aims to make your…read morevisit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible, which is why so many guests continue to come back year after year. For those interested in checking out popular landmarks while visiting Dodge City, Belair Motel is located a short distance from Home of Stone (1.5 mi) and Carnegie Center for the Arts (1.7 mi). Rooms at Belair Motel provide air conditioning, and getting online is easy, with free wifi available. During your visit, be sure to check out one of Dodge City's popular steakhouses such as Central Station Bar & Grill and Casey's Cowtown Club, all a short distance from Belair Motel. Looking to explore? Then look no further than Cowboy Statue On Boot Hill and El Capitan, which are some popular Dodge City monuments and statues - all conveniently located a short distance from the motel. Belair Motel puts the best of Dodge City at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable."

Fun old west decor all through…read more Basket ball court Volleyball court Pool Large hot tub Arcade Good for a weekend family group trip Needs some updates but the price was right Room was clean and bed was pretty good a bit hard for us Would stay again if coming through

We sometimes like to go off the beaten path and try local hotels. This was one of those times. We…read morefound what seemed like a nice hotel, through Expedia. We walked in and thought...well this is going to be an experience. (Not in a good way.) We're pretty resilient, and thought we'd make the best of it. It's only a place to sleep, after all. The odor as we walked to our room was disgusting. Sort of a combination of cleaning solution and urine. The pictures attached don't even show how awful it was. On top of all this the young man at the desk clearly wished he were somewhere else. We decided that we just couldn't stay. He said ok, but since we booked through Expedia we had to deal with them to get a refund. We didn't even care. We just wanted to leave and consider it a lesson learned. This place should be shut down, or at the very least, NOT supported by travel advisors like Expedia.

Check in process w/ front desk agent Chris , was quick and…read moreamazing even though she had a line.Also she had a great Mexican&Italian restaurant recommendation, Which we appreciated, because we were starved !!!!! Our room was tidy and clean, the maintenance technician Zain was very helpful in helping us access the internet on our smart tv. Great walking distance from many fast food restaurants,which is super convenient(especially when you get the late night cravings like me. Was a great rest stop before our 9hr voyage. If ever in the area again, we will choose to stay here.

We really enjoyed our stay!!!! Room was super tidy, and the leader Zain was very helpful assisting…read moreus throughout our stay, and had great food recommendations. Thankyou we will definitely be back.

While traveling home from Colorado, my wife and I decided it was getting late and started looking…read moreon the Marriott app for a place to stop for the night. One feature I really like about the Marriott app is being able to use the travel/map tab to see what hotels are available ahead along your route. We decided on TownePlace Suites Dodge City and I made a reservation with a 12 p.m. checkout. When we arrived, the lady at the front desk was very friendly and welcoming. We got to our room and found it to be a king suite with a full bath and a small kitchenette. The kitchenette included: a microwave, full-size refrigerator, two-burner cooktop, pots and pans, utensils, and a comfortable couch. The only odd thing was the TV, which was probably the smallest TV I've seen in a Marriott property in quite a while. The room layout also had some design flaws. The closet setup makes it difficult to hang clothes unless you want them tucked awkwardly into the corner. The closet organizer really needs to be redesigned to make it more accessible. There was also a coat closet near the entrance, but no proper hanging bar -- just a small hook that really would not work well for hanging a dress coat. We did get a good night's sleep, but the next morning was disappointing. Around 8:30 a.m., someone from housekeeping simply opened the door and walked directly into our room without knocking first. Since I had requested a noon checkout, this should never have happened. If we had already checked out, the computer should have updated information available through the hotel system that we were checked out and it's ok to clean DONT JUST WALK IN!! Hotels today have computerized systems that clearly show which rooms are occupied and which have checked out. After that, I went to wash up before breakfast and discovered there were no washcloths in the room. I stopped by the front desk to let them know about both issues, the unannounced entry into the room and the missing washcloths. NO, I'm sorry nothing .. Just what room are you in... Breakfast unfortunately was also below what we usually expect from Marriott properties. The sausage looked dried out and shriveled, the eggs appeared watery, and the oatmeal was so thick it would barely come off the spoon. I understand they use microwaved items for breakfast and do not have a full kitchen staff, but the quality still could have been better. We ended up just having cereal and a bagel. The room itself also needed better maintenance and cleaning. In the shower, someone had apparently knocked the soap holder off the wall and instead of repairing it, it had simply been placed under the sink. There was also a noticeable hole in the tile where water could easily get behind the wall and potentially cause damage to the floor below. It was surprising that housekeeping or maintenance had not reported or repaired this already. Overall, the property has potential and the room itself was comfortable enough, but there were several maintenance, cleanliness, and service issues that kept this stay from feeling up to normal Marriott standards.

This place apparently has nobody to dum trash an front desk is just watching videos on her phone…read moreand doesn't give two cares about the appearance

With the reviews, I was hesitant staying here, but my husband had already made the reservation…read more To my surprise, the guy at the front desk was so friendly. The room was very clean. The bathroom was spacious. The king bed was very comfortable. The towels were nice and soft. I would stay here again. The front desk guy told us that the following week there would be a new owner. Hopefully he will keep it up.

If I could give zero stars I would. My husband and I have been staying here for nearly 3 weeks with…read moreour 10-month-old and two dogs, And during that time we had several complaints, including finding roaches in our room, the maid giving us dirty looks, and propping open the side door for construction people to come in and out all day, bringing in the smoke from the ashtray immediately outside the door. I was willing to forgive and forget a couple of these things since the clerk at the front desk was very kind until we got booted from the hotel today because my baby threw up on the bed. My baby, unfortunately got sick in the night and threw up on the bed, leaving a little bit of bile on the mattress and sheets. We explain to both the front desk and the maid that I was going to clean it, however, the maid took pictures sent it to the manager, who then tried to charge us for Destruction of property. When my husband tried to explain to him that I had cleaned the mattress and asked him to go look at it before trying to charge us. He decided instead he rather take our money for the five days we've paid in advance for and kick us out at 6 PM With nowhere to go. Then called the cops and had us trespassed without refunding us the nearly $400 we paid for in advance. There are many great places to stay in Dodge, I advise whatever you do stay at one of those and avoids this place like the plague.