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“EXCEPTIONAL STAY!”

We traveled through six states on vacation and this hotel was by far the most immaculate and pleasant that we encountered. The room looked brand new, the beds were extremely comfortable, the sheets were silky soft, and the room darkening blinds were absolute. The breakfast buffet was fresh and plen… Più

We traveled through six states on vacation and this hotel was by far the most immaculate and pleasant that we encountered. The room looked brand new, the beds were extremely comfortable, the sheets were silky soft, and the room darkening blinds were absolute. The breakfast buffet was fresh and plentiful, the staff was wonderful, the lounge offered a very nice pour of Zinfandel for $7.50. Had we known that earlier we would have spent more time at the lounge. If ever staying in Wichita, this is our only choice! Might even be a reason to return.

Meno

“A great place to stay!”

A great place to stay. Room was super clean, very big. The bed was comfortable, and the bathroom was clean. The location is great, easy access to the highway, and places to eat. Gentleman working the front desk was incredibly nice and helpful. 10/10 would stay here again.

“Nice hotel, probably great for an extended stay”

Room 431 (accessible room). Overall, we had no major complaints about this hotel. The room comfortably accommodated five people and felt very spacious. The only downside was that our room was located at the very end of the hallway, making it the furthest from the front entrance. Location: We were … Più

Room 431 (accessible room). Overall, we had no major complaints about this hotel. The room comfortably accommodated five people and felt very spacious. The only downside was that our room was located at the very end of the hallway, making it the furthest from the front entrance. Location: We were visiting family, and the hotel was conveniently located about 5–10 minutes from shopping and dining. It sits right off the freeway, though there isn’t much immediately around it yet—it looks like that part of town is still being developed. Room: The room was quite large, with two queen beds and a pullout sofa, separated by a curtain between the bed area and the sofa. The duvet cover kept slipping off the duvet, which was a bit annoying. On the positive side, there was plenty of storage and lots of flat surfaces for belongings. The kitchenette was well-equipped with everything you might need for an extended stay. The blinds were also excellent and included a blackout setting. Bathroom: The bathroom was spacious, and the tub had accessibility handles. However, it would have been helpful to have a shower seat. The bathroom door was a barn-style door, which could be a bit noisy. Amenities: There was plenty of parking available. The hotel also offered free breakfast—served from 6–9 a.m. on weekdays and 7–10 a.m. on weekends. Breakfast was fairly standard, with a hot bar that included mini waffles, biscuits, eggs, potatoes, gravy, and meat.

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