We absolutely loved the decor— the art deco theme was beautifully done and gave the hotel a unique, elegant charm. Our room was comfortable, clean, and thoughtfully styled. We only stayed one night for a show at Steelhouse, but we wish we had more time to enjoy the space. The location was perfect for walking to the venue!

The only downside was that the price felt a little steep for a single night—I’ve paid similar rates for an oceanfront view before. That said, it seems consistent with other places in Omaha, so it’s likely just the going rate these days. Ultimately, I was happy with what we got for the price. The aesthetic and overall vibe really made it feel worth it.

Staff is awesome. Bed super comfortable, pillows were absolutely wonderful. Instructions for the complicated shower set up were appreciated. The bathroom soaps/shampoo were great and smelled wonderful. I wanted to take that soap home with me. Coffee in the lobby a nice plus. Walking distance to the old market area with brick streets, and across the street from the Orpheum Theater. I left my room at 7:15 for a 7:30 performance.

It would have been great if they provided bathrobes.

Second stay at Hotel Deco. While I didn't get a corner suite this time the room was well-appointed and the view terrific, plus I just love Art Deco style. I was a little disappointed the bar was closed early on a weeknight, but from a business standpoint I perfectly understand it being a slow night. The staff is always friendly and helpful and the valet parking is a plus.

It is an older building, and the water pressure in the shower was not very good. (It is a lovely shower!)

The eclectic and artsy vibe was amazing, the staff were all friendly and helpful and the room was huge! We walked 5 minutes to the playground and it was brilliant for our two kids with the closeness. Plenty of food options available within a short 5-10 min walk.

The only thing would be the stained couches in our room.

Visited the Gateway of the West to walk in the footsteps of Warren Buffett (which would then hopefully lead to improved investment results). Where would the Oracle stay? I think he would avoid the most expensive hotel in Omaha, so The Farnam, Autograph Collection at $250/night+ tax, was most definitely out. I decided to go with the Hotel Deco. It was one of those hotels that has a great downtown location, with acceptable rates. And with solid reviews, I knew that it would be acceptable to everyone involved. I used booking.com to book a fully cancelable room for $111/night + tax, then over the next two weeks canceled and rebooked twice until victory was achieved at $87/night + tax. The room (#914) was a real gem, a very large suite with a desk for blogging this very blog, great views, TCM, and just when you think it can't get any better . . . a defined yoga space. The hotel offered valet parking at $25/night, which seemed a little steep, though there was an adjacent lot at $10/day. The hotel mentioned that street parking (9am-9pm) is metered, though "if you forget to pay the penalty is only $10 if paid within 48 hours." I decided to go with the plentiful street parking and forgot to pay each and every day. Never saw a parking enforcement agent or a parking ticket.

There was a terrible smell in the basement fitness center, that wafted up the elevator on the right. I mentioned this to an employee who informed me with a shrug "it's an old building."

Classic Art Deco Hotel in great downtown location. Room and views (11th floor) were wonderful. Nice bar and restaurant. Breakfast was not included but it was very good. My son said this is the first place I've taken him that he really wants to go back to and stay again.

We didn't see the Eagles, they must have snuck them in a back way. Having a multiple-office police response incident was a bit distracting.

Rooms were huge with all the amenities. Art and Decor was very cool and in keeping with the hotels original traditions. food was very good. very modern showers with plenty of towels etc. Lots of spaces to work from in the lobby and restaurant areas. Walking distance to Old Town shopping and eating, theater district and river front

wifi was unreliable in the room. Had to go downstairs to use it for my computer however there were several areas that were quite comfortable to work in.

The room was nice and spacious, clean and very presentable. All of the staff were hospitable. Loved the fact that there were only nine room on my floor. Liked the hotel decor, especially the black carpet with the flowers, I found it most beautiful. .

I couldn't get wifi at all while there. Car was not pulled around when requested. Was told I could use my prepaid card and later found out I could not, therefore, the card I hadn't expect to use was charged. I have a mysterious $17 charge on my card. Left an email with the GM, still waiting to hear back.

Stayed here with a small group for a fun long weekend. The hotel is really great. Really cool art deco design. Clean, comfortable. My room happened to be quite large, like a suite on the top floor: lots of windows, bit of a view, couch and chairs, really spacious, but I know others in my group had regular-sized typical hotel rooms, but just as lovely. Location is great. Friendly helpful staff. It was nice NOT staying at a big chain hotel…not sure if this on is owned by one of the biggies but they don’t splash that in your face.

Only small nits: no airport transfers. And the water pressure was pretty bad (plenty of hot water which was nice since it was bitterly cold during our trip). Also, curiously, they have these nice shower setups with rainfall shower head along with wall sprayers and a detachable wand, but you can only use one at a time…would have been nice to use the overhead rainfall and the side water jets. But maybe I missed how to do that…

Location was perfect as we went to the Orpheus across the street for a show. We also had brunch and the waitress was phenomenal. She was the only one working which was a lot for her. She was literally running to get the job done!!!