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This hotel was amazing especially for the price!!! Treated our girls' wrestling team well. I didnt get a chance to tell the front desk that my sink was really really slow at draining. IT was definitely a perfect stay minus the fire alarms going off lol I will say the only thing that I was not a big fan of was having to pay for parking when I was already paying for my room. Yes it was only $15 but when going to an event at CHI when it was -21 out I had to pay for parking there as well as it was wayyyyy to cold to walk.

Nice staff.

Everything went smooth

Really good customer service

This property looks like it is probably an older convention center. While it is a bit old and tired, it is a beautiful old hotel that is still quite stately. My room was well cleaned and the bed was comfortable. The young woman at check-in was very friendly and personable, as was the young man at checkout the next morning. I'm really confused at the terrible reviews this older hotel gets. My room was $55 for the night with a king size bed. I felt completely safe and secure both in the hotel and in the parking lot. Yes, the breakfast is your basic carb load breakfast, but do you really expect to get a full hot breakfast with inexpensive rooms like this? Profit has to be made somewhere. I would rather spend the money on the less expensive room and pull up to McDonald's less than a mile away to get a hot breakfast. As for the complaints of not wanting people to take breakfast up to the room, I get that. I can imagine the mess some people make in the rooms and then it can draw bugs and ants. If you want a hot breakfast that you can take on the tray up to your room, Holiday inn down the road is still available for $129 a night. And honestly, I think the people that say they don't "feel safe" here probably look down their noses at the customers that need a lower priced hotel. This is the first time I've stayed at this hotel, and I would not hesitate to come back. It's an affordable price, and saves me money for other things I would like to do in Omaha. Lastly, I tipped housek