I'm an ER doc and had a shift at Labette Health and wanted to stay up in Parsons since I live in…read moreJoplin and had back to back shift and this hotel was a great option. Very clean and little signs of damage on furniture in the room. Great hotel

We were very impressed with this hotel. The lobby was so clean and inviting and very modern. The…read moreroom (king) was extremely clean and comfortable. Plenty of room and the bed was very comfortable. Halls were clean, elevators were clean, and the breakfast area was very clean. Great assortment at breakfast. Overall, excellent stay and will definitely be back.

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.

Economical, clean and friendly staff. Will stay again if in IOLA. Stayed at other hotel the day…read morebefore and they were rude, room stunk and was preached to while eating breakfast. Highly recommended. And in easy driving distance of everything in Iola.

If you are looking for a traditional American motel experience in a small town, this is it! Super…read moreconvenient if you are riding your bike on the Prairie Spirit Trail. My nephew and I stayed here one night and were happy to see the motel right off the trail. There is a pool, but it is currently closed due to the Corona Virus. The pictures posted of the rooms and lobby of the motel hide some of the shabbiness, but it is clean and does the job. There is an ice machine, and our room had a mini fridge. It is located right next to a Mexican restaurant, a local cafe, and one mile from McDonald's and Sonic. I would stay here again for an economical and no frills night.

I have been traveling for business in Chanute over the last two months and have stayed at the…read moreHoliday Inn Express on all four trips. The place is very clean, the staff is friendly and helpful. They have a nice free breakfast every morning and they have been very engaging and responsive. I will definitely stay here every time I come to Chanute.

The hotel was clean, no real issues with service desk or anything like that. The only concern I had…read morewas about 330 AM someone tried to get in my room. Now, it may have been someone lost or at the wrong room but it scared me so bad i bought security door stops off Amazon after for when I am traveling. I am sure it is of not fault to the hotel and this person may have simply had the wrong room but it was terrifying none the less. I typically stay in Hampton Inns and this was what they had in Chanute.

Heads up - this motel has changed names/brands. It is now an Americas Best Value Inn by Sonesta…read more Same owner. Same location. Rooms have had a bit of an upgrade as far as the bedding goes. But same dated bathrooms and carpets. Service is still friendly. Best place in Chanute.

Traveled four hours and needed somewhere to sleep. Priceline had a room deal for $57 and some…read morechange (with tax included) and upon arrival I showed him the price. He said he would do that plus $10 for my dog. Which should be $67 and some change not $75!! Guess he charged me an extra $9 in taxes/fees... rooms aren't awful but a bit outdated

After the desk clerk over charged and double charged my card, I find bed bugs in my room. When I…read moresaid something the desk clerk was very rude. I will never stay again.

Stayed here 5 nights in December 2022. Great experience. Clean, spacious room. Nice breakfast…read morespread. Exemplary customer service, shout-outs to Tonya, Melisa W, Melissa M and Christina who all went above & beyond.

Such a unique place! Pilots: You don't want to miss the chance to fly in here! It's definitely an…read moreentry for the logbook. Ya land on the grass strip East of town, taxi up onto the old state road and right into town past houses and buildings - and nobody even looks up because it's such a common occurrence. If you're a history or railroad buff don't miss this stop on the highway. There's a ton of railroad history in this little burg - and it's got one of the last surviving wooden water towers from the steam engine railroad days. The tower is in gorgeous condition and surrounded by a water pump, a BNSF caboose and a reconstructed Depot and (it's a fly-in destination too, remember) a static display old Beech 18. You can stay in the hotel or there's also an RV Park right outside the hotel. Food was great and the service prompt and friendly. What more can ya ask, right?

Charming hotel and interesting history in the area. Best now to get advance phone reservations if…read morestaying during the week. Innkeeper very friendly. Cafe open only on Saturday and Sunday. Grass airstrip is fun for flying I if you are a pilot.

We stayed two days at this location. It was reasonably priced, rooms were clean, bed was…read morecomfortable and they provided a continental breakfast.

Very old style rooms, they smell odd but not awful going in the rooms.. the pool is NEVER open so…read morewhy they don't get ontop of that is beyond me.. Needs a good remodeling but other than that it's good enough to stay in.. The owner and his wife are kind and wonderful people, just wish the hotel was better. Breakfast is very simple and not much was available when we went

Landed at the airport at Chanute very late in the evening in early July 2016, having been prevented…read moreby weather from reaching Kansas City, and happy just to be on the ground. A couple of phonecalls later, and it had dawned on us that there was NO transportation to be hired in town. No taxi, no Uber, no city bus. Nothing. So there we were: a family with two young kids stranded in an unfamiliar town well after sunset with no way to get off the deserted airport. If I couldn't find a hotel that would shuttle us in, it would be a long, bleary walk in the dark. The manager of this hotel (Clayton, as I recall), was the friendly voice I needed to hear. As it turned out, none of the local hotels ran any kind of a shuttle, but I explained our situation, swallowed, and asked if there was any way he could arrange a ride for us. Whether out of the generosity of his nature, or a desire for a good Yelp review I can only guess, but this good man left his post at the front desk to drive out in his personal vehicle and rescue us. I really, really hope this review does not get him into trouble. On the way into Chanute, he gave us a late-night mini guided tour of the town, and drove us through McDonald's, which delighted our little girls (who hadn't had a proper meal since 7 AM Arizona time). So even if the hotel itself had been a dive, I would have had to give it a good review. BUT, when we got there, it turned out to be an unexpectedly cool old-time main street hotel, the kind with ornamented parapets and bronze lions standing guard on the curb, and an old hearth big enough to heat the odd-though-charming and comfortable lobby, which I will risk describing as Art Nouveau verging into Deco. Apparently what is now an Extended Stay goes back about a century, having been the town's very first hotel and a source of local pride, though eventually falling on hard times and going into eclipse before renovation leading up to the current ownership. The rooms, as some reviewers have indicated, reflect that long history; our room had a floor plan that would no longer be laid out in new construction, but which arguably compensates with that elusive quality called "character." Our room was actually two fairly small rooms that had been made into a mini suite, which worked very well for two adults and two kids. It was slightly tight, but we found everything to be perfectly clean and very comfortable. Although we were stranded, it all felt like an adventure, and like we were really on vacation and not just stuck somewhere. We sat on one of the beds and ate fast food, then crashed, so I can't say anything about TV. In the morning, we discovered we had a commanding view of the main street, and surrounding businesses. The included DIY breakfast was good: I had a waffle and the kids had cereal and fruit. The weather cleared and Clayton gave us a ride back to the airport (where we met the retired town dentist who flew over the Hump in WWII Indochina). Extremely thankful that this little gem exists in Chanute.

No one is here 24 hours a day. Bugs in the bed!! Will not refund your money even though there are…read morebugs in the bed!! Would only offer to move me to another room and a free night if I stay an extra night!! I will never come here again. Also, it's known as the Tioga hotel!!

If you ever find yourself in Parsons, KS, do yourself a favor and stay any where else. Entering…read morethis hotel assaults your senses with an over-sweet odor that you can't put a name to, but it's not very pleasant. The Manager of this place is about as lazy as you can find and all she did was complain. She brought her niece in for a few days, apparently because her mother was ill. All we heard whenever we interacted with her was how long she had to work, how tired she was, and any other inconvenience to her person. At breakfast, she left her ten-year-old niece in charge while she went to the front desk and played on her I-Pad. The other woman who was there, was busy doing something else, but it wasn't clear to anyone there what. I'm not sure it was really legal to have a ten-year-old serving people breakfast, which by the way, was awful, but I doubt the manager felt it was her responsibility to figure that out. The appearance of the front desk was messy, disorganized, and the appearance of the manager and other desk person was totally unprofessional. They looked like they were going to the beach, not running a hotel. Why the young girl was allowed to participate in any of this is beyond me, but I can assure you I will not be staying here again. The manager and her assistant could really use some classes in professionalism and customer service. The only person who was really helpful was the housekeeping staff person, a delightful young woman with bright green hair, who was willing to bring us extra towels, soap, or anything else we needed. I have to say, it was absolutely one of the most disappointing stays at a Best Western I've encountered.

Came into town for a funeral and stayed here. We usually stay at the Quality Inn, but…read moreunfortunately it was completely booked this time. Arrived late after driving 10 hours and went to our room that smelled musty when we opened the door. We turned the AC on and hoped it would help with the smell. Next day we noticed black mold all over the ceiling of the room. Staff apologized and moved us to another room that had a smoke alarm chirping every minute due to a dead battery. Made me wonder why they would wait to change out the batteries on the smoke alarms until they are dead. A much better practice would be to change them out periodically before the batteries are completely dead. Anyways, asked for a discount on the first night since we slept in a room with black mold and the clerk told me they don't give discounts and I should have informed them sooner! What a joke! How dare you place the blame on me for something your hotel neglected! He said they were already having the issue remediated. I noticed dehumidifiers in the hallways, so it seems like humidity issues have been a problem here for awhile. I'll never stay here again.