Rooms and lobby were clean and comfortable. But not being able to get courtesy coffee in the lobby is extremely rediculous. Having to buy 3 cups of coffee, is absurd. Want to charge for breakfast, still absurd, but at least give coffee. The in toom coffee maker was small and dont tryst that no mold sitting in the water fill..so.. rethink your policy
Rooms and lobby were clean and comfortable. But not being able to get courtesy coffee in the lobby is extremely rediculous. Having to buy 3 cups of coffee, is absurd. Want to charge for breakfast, still absurd, but at least give coffee. The in toom coffee maker was small and dont tryst that no mold sitting in the water fill..so.. rethink your policy
Sleeping in a Caboose!
It’s a quiet, off the beaten path rail car surrounded by woods, renovated to the same standards as a tiny house with AC, bathroom, kitchenette, a pull-down Murphy bed, and quiet.
Tracey is the contact and she is a wonderful host. Definitely worth a stay if you are in central Kansas a few days!
Sleeping in a Caboose!
It’s a quiet, off the beaten path rail car surrounded by woods, renovated to the same standards as a tiny house with AC, bathroom, kitchenette, a pull-down Murphy bed, and quiet.
Tracey is the contact and she is a wonderful host. Definitely worth a stay if you are in central Kansas a few days!
Larry
Reviewed October 28, 2026Reviewed October 28, 2026
Staff was really friendly and helpful. Was quite quiet considering there was a lot of dogs staying in the hotel. Restaurants within walking distance. Great location right off interstate. Have stayed here several times and will stay again.
Staff was really friendly and helpful. Was quite quiet considering there was a lot of dogs staying in the hotel. Restaurants within walking distance. Great location right off interstate. Have stayed here several times and will stay again.
This is my second time staying at this hotel and it's my favorite. My son will be attending Kansas Wesleyan University and this will be my go to hotel during football season.
This is my second time staying at this hotel and it's my favorite. My son will be attending Kansas Wesleyan University and this will be my go to hotel during football season.
Was a really nice experience, best thing about the place is the owner, really cool guy and will work with you if you need. Definitely coming back here in the future for the next outing.
Was a really nice experience, best thing about the place is the owner, really cool guy and will work with you if you need. Definitely coming back here in the future for the next outing.
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