Best Western Plus Mid Nebraska Inn & Suites

The pool and hot tub were as spotless as the room, and the bed was comfortable. They even had both firm and soft pillows, which suited my indecisive nature. Check-in was warm, with real smiles and the kind of hospitality that lets you relax before you reach your room. I kept trying to find something to complain about for balance and couldn’t. This felt like the Best Western that Best Western hopes to be. If they all ran like this, the brand would have a cult following. A rare stay that makes me want to return even if I’m only passing through Nebraska. I just checked out of the Best Western in Kearney Nebraska and I’m honestly still a little confused about how good it was. The room was spotless, so clean I wondered if a secret army of quiet ninjas did maintenance at night.

We come back regularly because it’s a nice hotel. The rooms are clean, the front desk staff are consistently friendly, and the pet fee for our dog is reasonable. Breakfast is nice, and there are plenty of places to walk the dog. It’s family friendly too. Definitely recommend.

If you’re traveling with dogs or other pets, this is a good hotel to stay at. It’s quiet, dog friendly, and has a nice area for walking them. The dining room staff asked if we needed anything at breakfast, which was the best we’ve had at a Best Western. We’d stayed before, and on arrival they recognized us and greeted us warmly.

Great hot tub and lots of parking. Breakfast was good, and they had real orange juice instead of the sugary orange-flavored stuff some places serve. I wish they’d had the malt waffle batter, but the waffles were still good. The room was unbelievably clean, the cleanest hotel room I’ve stayed in. I usually pick Hampton Inns because they allow pets, but this hotel does too, for half the price. It’s $25 per dog, with a two-pet limit.