GGuest UserThe gentleman at the front desk was very kind, and the ladies who were cleaning in the morning were very friendly. The bed was very comfortable, and the air conditioning worked incredibly well - those were my two biggest wants. And the room was very quiet. I know there were guests on both sides of our room (we met in the hallway), but you never heard a sound from in the room.
That being said, there was a LOT of loose hair on the floor behind our bathroom door and on the sink counter, even on my pillow (thankfully I travel with a pillow from home to sleep directly on). The extra safety lock on the door was broken - it looked like the door had been forced open in the past. Finally, there was also a pill on the floor under my daughter's bed - a quick Google search said it was a rapid release Tylenol. While that wasn't a huge deal for us - my teen isn't going to pop random hotel floor pills - it might be a bigger deal for someone traveling with a young toddler.
In defense of the hotel, the front desk clerk asked me if the room was okay when I went to get ice right after we unloaded. I hadn't found any of those things yet, and I'm sure they would have tried to help us by either cleaning it or moving us. We were both exhausted and we're only staying one night, so we chose to just go to sleep.
GGuest UserThis probably would have been a great place to stay. The issue I had was with Trip/Expedia. As i was looking for a place to stay for a Dr. appointment, somehow on this particular site the date ended up being incorrect and I didn't notice as it had been correct on all the other motels I had looked at but...
I knew I had to be there so signed up for a non-refundable night. Didn't catch the incorrect date until after I had approved it. I looked through contact options and they had one listed that said incorrect date, ok should be no problem, I will just change the date and still stay there. The site said they had to contact the merchant, ok I can see that, I knew the night I NEEDED to stay was more expensive but was ok with that. Got a message saying the merchant wasn't going to allow me to change as it was a non-refundable night, I wasn't trying to not stay there just change the date. I happened to be in the town so I stopped at the motel and talked with the manager and was told that they couldn't change it without the approval of Trip/Expedia hmm guess they must be the ”merchant” rather than the hotel. So I ”donated” the cost of a room to some corporation. So Trip/Expedia for what it's worth I will not be using you again for any travel.
GGuest UserOverall, a good experience but with caveats.
Staff were professional and super helpful.
The room: Very clean, very tidy and smelled fresh. Beds were comfy and maintained pretty well. The room was great and not shabby at all. Coffee maker was good once you know how to find the switch and use it. The bathroom was well stocked with the needed soaps/tissues etc.
Ok, that’s the good stuff… now the not so
The bathroom sink didn’t drain properly at all. As you brush teeth and the seeds from the strawberries you just ate, fall out from between your teeth, then land in the sink, they have a mind of their own and just when you thought they’d rinsed away, they re emerge as you wash your hands. Yes, up from the grave (sink drain) they arise! Ugh. Kinda gross - but not the end of the world.
The next thing, breakfast: I arrived at 8am and there were tow hot items. 1. Possibly the worst sausage patties I’ve ever tried to eat. 2. Scrambled eggs - which I found to be empty and only found the promise of fresh ones to be fleeting… I waited a bit (5mins maybe) and lost interest. So my take on breakfast is it’s about as good as a poor gas station.
All this said, I’d go stay again as it was so clean and the staff were so nice. 👍👍🙂
JjxjwangThe room is large and well-equipped. Although the breakfast is not very varied, it tastes good. There is a convenience store 50 meters from the hotel, where you can buy food and daily necessities, which is very convenient.
ZZIQINThe hotel is in a good location, close to the airport, with parking. Self parking is 15 dollars a night. However, the hotel facilities are average, bath towels are not provided, and sanitation is average, so I will not stay again next time.
GGuest UserWe enjoyed our three day stay at The Kindler Hotel very much. We were in town for a family wedding and for our purposes the location was optimal. The facilities were clean and appealing and the staff was very welcoming and helpful. We would stay again despite the following: 1) The bathroom vanity in our room was quite small as was the bathroom overall but, for us, workable, 2) The air conditioner was a bit loud when it cycled on, as is the case in many hotels, but in terms of keeping the room cool and comfortable it worked just fine, and 3) I found myself wishing the bed included a variety of pillows as some hotels do. I personally found the pillows to be too thick and too firm, however, I am not a large person so I imagine they might be fine for many. These are admittedly relatively minor observations and neither would deter us from staying at The Kindler Hotel again.
GGuest UserWe thoroughly enjoyed our stay at The Peregrine hotel in downtown Omaha! It's such a cute, modern boutique hotel with lots of character and an art-deco-inspired feel. Our room was very quiet, cozy and tucked away with a gorgeous view of the Peregrine courtyard. The bed was incredibly comfortable, and I appreciated little touches like the Nespresso machine, plush robes, and a welcome screen on the TV. Service was consistently great—friendly staff at the front desk, prompt valet, and a quick check-in process. I didn’t dine in the on-site restaurant (The Habitat), but I did enjoy the rooftop bar (The Takeoff), which had great cocktails and a relaxed vibe with amazing skyline views. This is one of the nicest hotels I have stayed in and would definitely go back!
AAnonymous UserChecking in the first floor room arranged, it was very noisy at 8 or 9 o'clock the next morning. When I opened the door, I saw that several old Mo began construction and was changing the carpet. Going to the front desk to complain, she said that we were changing the carpet recently, and she told me that the first floor was closed! (You also arranged for me to live on the first floor???)
It was originally a trip to stay for one night, but it disturbed people's dreams early in the morning. I was still in the jet lag. I was glued to the carpet at my door. The service was really not flattering.
Breakfast is also good, there is no green leafy vegetables and fruit, are high-sugar American cakes and greasy carbs, I feel that this breakfast is much worse than the same series in China.
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