Find all hotels by La Quinta Inn & Suites in Fort Calhoun, NE from SAR 271

"Paint still on walls and very noisy if facing the highway at night!"

"Unattended barking dogs, with no help from staff. Only stayed one night even after paying for 3 nights."

"A tired property renovated to be useful for the average traveler. Not sure what the useful amenities were but no drinking water onsite so if you wanted some water you purchased it or drank from the sink. Breakfast was average at best with a limited selection of items. The bed was ok, but the property location was suspect."

"Delicious breakfast! Friendly staff!!"

"The hotel lobby and the desk clerk were nice. Then, it got bad. Really bad. Room phone did not work. Bathroom was dirty. The shower and bath had dark stains. The adjoining room door was unsecured. There was no hot water in the shower. Bathroom door was splintered and chipped. It looked like a third grader caulked the tub. Stains on the carpet. The refrigerator was hot and smelly. (I had to crawl under the counter to plug it in.) Warm eggs (two types) and bread for breakfast. Lukewarm coffee. This was once of the worst hotels I've stained at in the past decade. Shame on you, Wyndham."

"Older hotel but was ok for the night we stayed"

"Safe parking. Large and quiet room. Bathtop need a refreshment "

"This location does not have free breakfast but it does have a wonderful-smelling restaurant and bar. As a family, we chose to visit other venues for our short stay. The staff was both informative and accommodating from check-in to check-out. Our room was clean, the pool area was clean and well-maintained, as were the grounds where we parked/entered. Located just off the interstate, close to the zoo, food and all other stops on our itinerary, it helped to keep our stay relaxing and enjoyable."

"I stay at Magnolia at least three times per year and each time is enjoyable. The rooms are clean and quiet. The staff is always friendly and the location is fantastic. Plus, the lobby always smells so good. The fragrance the hotel uses in their diffuser should be sold at their front desk. "