Good, clean hotel. Very friendly and helpful owners. Hope to stay there again someday.read more

There is no reason to keep driving past the frontier Inn. Great service, great room, great rates!…read more I'll stay here every time.

Very clean! The staff is extra friendly and helpful. A great…read moreplace to stay when in the Sandhills.

The cleanest bathroom I had seen during our weeks of travel. Very impressed! The mattress was firm…read moreand Greg and Annette were a delight. If you need a good nights rest, don't overlook the Ranchlands Motel.

I didn't have real high expectations based on the reviews. However I was very pleasantly…read moresurprised. The room was very nice and quite comfortable. There was even a lounge chair so I didn't just have the bed to sit in. The bed was very comfortable. Other reviewers mentioned the trains which definitely are very close. If any went through during the night, I didn't hear them. For dinner, I went next door to the Sandhills Cafe which was fine and for a good breakfast the next morning, I went down the highway to the Arrowhead Cafe and had a great breakfast. I would definitely stay here again.

Room passes as other reviews note. Not feeling welcome though. I get told over and over how…read morefriendly people are. But, I very politely asked if the TV in the breakfast area (where I was the only person at the time and hoping to enjoy the homey space over morning coffee and laptop) could be shut off. The response was no, because they have trouble getting it back on. So I asked if the channel could be changed to the weather channel or something. Then the response changed to no, we like the news on. At that point I admit I did kindly point out that the channel they had on identifies itself as an entertainment channel (FOX) so perhaps there's a news channel they could put on? Finally, true colors showed and I was told "this is what we like and you can put on anything you want in your room". So, no neutral space of comfort.

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

No temperature control in any of the rooms. And management unconcerned. Front desk advised us to…read moreopen a window rather than give us a different room when the parking lot was half empty. Stay out of room 37. You will freeze. Must have been 55 or 60 in that room. My comfort level is about 70. Vent is broken and seems to me like central unit duct system has issues.

We had a wonderful stay at rodeway inn. Loved the small town feel. The hospitality was wonderful…read moreand every staff member I encountered was friendly. I will definitely be staying here again next time I pass thru Nebraska. Oh and the pool was a nice surprise being so warm considering it was 10 degrees outside. Overall pleasant stay. Would highly recommend.

Staff customer service was some of the best that I have experienced! Rooms were clean. Breakfast…read moredining had a great selection and they were always following up on restocking items if needed. We had a graduation in town the next morning and arrived very late at night. I needed to put a container in a refrigerator so they made room for it in their kitchen refrigerator. It really helped me out a lot!

Stayed here with about 7-10 other family members. First time ever at a hotel on the honor system…read more The staff and the owners were very nice and helpful. The rooms were cozy. I would recommend it to anyone. Great little town!!

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!