Find hotels near Trego County Courthouse, Wa Keeney from AED 380

"Love this place! Very clean, great breakfast and helpful, friendly staff. "

"The room was very nice. It was decorated fun - there were throws to cuddle with - wonderful pillows on bed. Nice shower with mat in bottom which really made it no-slip. Breakfast was not included but was very tasty and on site."

"*The hotel smells so bad of marijuana first of all. I almost felt like I was going to get a contact high. *The pool area is in serious need of a scrubbing. If they had better ventilation it wouldn’t be this bad with the mold, mildew and rust. If you are needing the handicapped lift for the pool you might want to think again. It’s rusted and I wouldn’t trust it at all. *The elevator has broken floor tile, and tape over some of the buttons like they broke. *The room itself looks to be updated but they didn’t clean up the construction dust. The air conditioner unit is so full of white construction debris. *We didn’t make it to breakfast as it was already cleaned up at 930am on a Sunday. I thought it was open till 10 on weekends. Oh well Overall I would “splurge” on a different hotel in Hays instead of this one in Ellis. For $89 a night it’s not worth it to have the awful smell of marijuana in the hotel and stuck in the bedding and towels. "

"Older, well worn property, nice staff though"

"We were very very pleasantly surprised by how nice and comfortable our stay was We had a full kitchen Staying in a town with no nice restaurants We were shopping at the local market Worked out great "

"This house is immaculate!! Kitchen is stocked with your needs. Comfortable beds that make you almost not want to get up! Excellent communication from the host.If you are going around the Hays / Ellis area with friends / family put this house on your list!! We will be rebooking if our schedule allows! "

"Always a wonderful place to stay!"

"Great place."

"The home is a former duplex that is expansive for our family. Lots of room. Storm thru the night and our cars were safe in the two carports."