Prairie Voyager

Everything was good

I’m very disappointed in myself for missing that this was a Motel (instead of a Hotel). I’m not a fan of Motels because of the lack of security and this one confirmed that. The door has an electronic keypad with a code a 4 year old could guess. And if they didn’t guess, the 4 year old could hip check the door open as it was so flimsy. And when you lock the door from the inside, the outside changes from vacant to occupied, so if someone was planning to break in, they’ll know exactly when to do so. The bed had a crinkly waterproof mattress pad over the hardest “mattress” I’ve slept on since Girl Scout camp. I tossed and turned all night (the train every 15 minutes didn’t help either) and my hips/shoulders hurt in the morning. On the plus side, the room itself was clean, had a big TV, and good toilet paper

Newly remodeled room, clean, basic room. There was no daily room service (like make beds, new towels), which was fine with us (and eco-friendly). We stayed two nights. The train tracks are not far away, so we could hear the trains go by during the night, but it wasn't bad because they don't blow their horns after 10 PM.

The room is spacious and clean. Beds are super comfortable. Staff is super friendly. And best of all they had the high quality toilet paper. That can make or break a trip.

Older motel with no frills. I like the price of this motel, our room was clean and the bed was comfortable.

Perfect for a Train enthusiast. Not ideal for light sleepers.