The cabins were very clean and nice and quiet which was great after a long day of travel.The location was odd as it was behind the AmericInn in a fairly industrial-like area near hotels, fueling stations, etc that are typical to interstate highway exits. But I felt safe (adult single woman with a dog) and it was surprisingly quiet. I would choose this over any other hotels at a highway exit any day over the other typical optons.

It was a cabin! No pet fee. Great ambiance. Loved the front porch looking out to the little pond. Even though it was close to the highway, there wasn't a lot of noise. Cute and comfortable. Very clean. After being on the road a few days staying in standard hotel rooms, this was a fun and unique experience. The staff was welcoming and friendly.

One of the glass globes on the ceiling fan was broken. This was not an issue for us. We made sure to let the front desk know about it.

That it is pet friendly and the cabins are cute. Plus we could fish right outside the door

The Dog poo not getting picked up by the owners 😒. This should be mandatory . Very unpleasant grilling and having to sho flies and watch were you walked so you wouldn't drag the poo into the Cabin. Need a dog poo pick up station. Plus you need to put grills by all picnic tables.

There were 6 independent little cabins. The cabins were set up similar to a normal hotel room. They allowed dogs which was really nice for us! It was quite and comfy. It was also clean. The staff was very nice and the breakfast staff kept everything filled.

The only negative was the shower. The water changed hot to cold and back every few seconds. The water pressure was low too.

We loved the quiet privacy without noise in the hallways of a hotel. We liked the little lake. We liked breakfast included.

directions (since there is no more AmeriCinn at that location.) Didn't like dragging luggage and stuff up the bank.

My friend and I drive cross-country twice a year to transport her to and from her winter house in Nevada. Normally, we stay in hotels and really do not appreciate the fact that the poly-blend bedspreads are too hot, the next-door group watches movies or wakes up too often, the dog next door whines too often and we want to relieve it of its owners. But, in the cabin setting, one is allowed the luxury of independence, a feeling (although staged) of independence and autonomy and, in general, a view that does not involve highlights and the sound of highway traffic. Thanks to all of you who have included "cabin" stays with your hotels. We used this feature from Nevada to Minnesota.

We were traveling cross country with pets and we loved the pet friendly cabins. We also had a huge U-Haul and liked the ample parking space and safe location out back.

Everything was great for our stay.

Beautiful pond next to the property, clean and spacious. Good breakfast at the property next door.

The way to get into the cabins is difficult for anyone with mobility issues. Wi-Fi was very weak

Since we were traveling with our dog our options are limited but this property was perfect. Quiet and clean. Would definitely stay again.

Private, pretty quiet (it's Nebraska, you can still hear I-80 a little), and really convenient for traveling with our dog! We will absolutely stay here every time we travel through Ogallala. Oh, and the ladies running the breakfast are seriously the best.

The room had a sort of deodorizer smell, probably because it is pet-friendly. I realize there isn't a great alternative, but this was the only downside.