GREAT stay. There is nothing flashy about these cabins but ALL the boxes were checked. Clean,…read moreefficient, cost-effective, and above all very customer service oriented. Thank you for an enjoyable stay!

for a small town in Kansas, this little motel was excellent! the staff was extremely friendly, and…read morevery easy to deal with. pricing was excellent, and the bedding was exceptionally comfortable for a motel. I will absolutely be back!

This is a great property that is well appointed and maintained. The owner was very accommodating…read moreand allowed us to park our bikes in the laundry room after we had ridden to town on the Flint Hills Nature Trail. Our room had its own bath and hvac system, both of which were very nice. The only downside was the wifi strength in our room and the internet speed, which was about 5 mbps. Otherwise, this is a great place to stay in the heart of Council Grove.

We stayed here in town when a family member passed away and it was amazing. They had everything we…read moreneeded and more. The only downside which turned out to be positive was the WiFi speed was really slow but it made more time for family connection and story time.

We are always so spoiled when we visit! We were married here two years ago and return annually for…read morethe beauty and memories. Jennifer goes above and beyond every time we step through the door. The historic hotel is a treasure we hope to enjoy for many years to come!

This place is beautiful! The tables have tablecloth and cloth napkins. The coffee is the best in…read morethe Tri-City area. I haven't found quality coffee in any of the restaurants this good in this area.

This review requires special attention. it was a no-tell motel but that being said it was a pretty…read moredecent place. Beds were great, Wifi worked like a champ, and had enough water pressure to clean engine parts. Think we paid 45 for the night but for just one person i think it was only 40. If you go into this place looking for a cheap motel room youll get what you expect. Go in looking for luxury and you wont even check in. Plus you can buy a hunting knife at the the check in counter, odd but hey I am sure somebody is buying them.

The parking spaces were more than large enough for my Toyota Rav4 rental, which is bigger than…read moreyou'd think! The lobby bathroom was the perfect place to cool off after a long road trip. The chair in the room was so comfy that I didn't even need the bed. I slept great in it. I forgot to check out before leaving, and felt horrible about it. Hopefully they allow me to return. I rate the Junction City, Kansas Hampton Inn five stars.

Not a bad stay. Not too many places to eat at this location,…read more Beds were comfortable, pillows good. Shower pressure ok. Great check in. Fast and efficient

My stay was 2 weeks long for a work trip. Was not greeted during check in. Person was behind the…read morecounter but no welcoming greetings until you approached him. Also was not acknowledged as a Hilton rewards member. My room was on the first floor so it was convenient to the car and breakfast however you could hear everything on the floors above. There were two big dogs also in the hotel who barked all day and night. I understand dogs are allowed but that was inconvenient to the other guest who actually like to sleep at night. Breakfast was served daily however I would have liked to see more of a variety. Lastly housekeeping left her phone in my room and banged on my door until I answered. She left her phone because she had it on my charger!

Don't stay in this aging, decrepit hotel. Broken furniture. Poor front desk personnel. Room was…read morevery noisy AC (unit unusually loud) . Dirty rugs, comforter, overall feel was creepy. Food was inedible.

This location is starting to become one of my go-to hotel destinations when traveling to the Kansas…read moreCity metro area. Why? 1. 90 minutes from the metro area, and off of I-35. 2. Very close proximity to restaurants and other venues such as Applebee's, IHOP, Starbucks, Panda Express, Burger King, etc (Walmart is also in walking distance). 3. Very good customer service from nearly all employees (big shout out to Annette). 4. Mostly quiet environment during M-F. 5. Very clean, with the hotel seemingly off of a recent upgrade/renovation. Though not in lovely downtown Emporia (probably a 10-12 minute drive), the campus of Emporia State with the National Teacher's Hall of Fame is a couple minutes drive from the Hampton Inn. Breakfast at this location is consistent with the brand anywhere else, yet even that's not so bad. Overall, the Hampton Inn of Emporia is a great option to stay at when traveling to or from the Kansas metro area, or beyond.

This review could be of most any Hampton Inns, which is our preferred place to stay while…read moretraveling. We made a reservation on line and the check in was seamless. Staff were all very friendly and kept the common areas spotless. The room was clean and bathroom was neat and orderly. The complimentary breakfast items were restocked quickly and the area was kept clean and tidy. If we happen to be coming through Emporia again, this will be our go to place.

Country Dreams Bed & Breakfast is an interesting place to spend the night after a grueling day at…read morethe salt mines in Hutchinson... and a retreat when one drives back to KC from Hutchinson. Sofie and I enjoy the B&B places to get a flavor of the area. A good B&B will allow one to sit with the natives, have conversation and enjoy their hospitality. For that, I'd never serve up less than 5 stars when I am hosted by good and kind people. Country Dreams Bed & Breakfast is "far from the madding crowd"... or at the end of a 2 mile dirt road where the sounds you will hear are cows lowing and frogs croaking. We were treated to a fine sunset in the evening. We enjoyed walking about looking at the long horns and seeing the pond change colors at twilight, sundown and sunset. It was a natural show that gave me pause to think: this happens every day! We came back from our walk to discover some warm cookies waiting for us on the table! They were especially delicious because we had no dinner. This place is not at all close to any restaurants - so plan on eating before you get there or bring something to make a sandwich with. There were some movies and a player in the community area, so we watched the Walk the Line movie about Johnny Cash. Nice. I always wanted to see that movie while we ate nuts and cookies. Breakfast was fun talking with the family - 3 generations discussing the days events. Country Dreams is a nice place to spend the night, but more important, it's an experience. Who are the people of Kansas and what are they about? You can get an idea at Country Dreams. Good people. Good country.

This B and B is one of my family's favorites. My relatives are all from central Kansas so we use…read morethis place as our home when we visit. My husband and boys love the fishing. I love the sunsets on the back porch, walks on country roads, and the longhorns. Alice is amazing. The breakfast is amazing. We love this place. You will too!