Rodeway Inn & Suites

Loved the stay would definitely recommend and come back bed super comfortable, front desk friendly and very helpful

This was the only hotel in the area that was not over $250. So I booked the night but soon wished I had either slept in my car or spent the crazy amount for a different hotel. Many things could be said about this place, none good. It was dirty and the smell was incredibility pungent. Just stay somewhere else.

We booked a room at the Salina Rodeway for $63.12. The room had an ironing board and iron, hair dryer, coffee maker. mini-fridge (no freezer section) and microwave. I had a separate vanity area with a self-contained shower and tub. The room was large with a sofa love seat., desk with chair, small table with two chairs and with a large comfortable king. There was password protected free Wi-Fi with security warnings. The building was two stories, but I didn't see and elevator. There was limited but ample off-street parking. The hotel is pet friendly with green space and a walking area on streets. It was conveniently off an exit by Highway 70 with other hotels in the area. IHOP, Iron Skillet and Popeyes are walkable. It is across the road from a Subway and McDonald's. It is near a Petro Truck Stop with 24-hour access to conveniences. The hotel was quiet even though it was near the highway. Breakfast was primarily continental offerings with make your own waffles. The front desk often was not staffed and almost required the need to ring the bell. Ice maker was accessible and reliable on first floor. Laundry was available on site. The room had a slight chemical smell which as aired out quickly. The grounds were generally clean though discards were stored in corners and outside. Front trash can needed to be emptied.

The second worst hotel we've ever stayed in. - No peephole in the hole in the door (had to take one from the vacant room nextdoor) - Multiple stains on carpet, chair and bedding - Missing lock on passthrough door to the unlocked and unsecure room nextdoor (the same one we walked right into to get the peephole from) - Very thin bedcover and no blanket - Incorrect remote control for TV - Took assistant manager until 23:00 hours to get to us with another TV remote, which was also the wrong kind - General unkept appearance with many rooms vacant, open and appearing to be under reconstruction - Needs updating - Very hard bed (not a firm bed, that's different) - None of the electronic equipment in the workout room worked - Smelled like dog poop - No smoke detector

LMAO. This place is absolutely terrible. We just drove in after 6 hours of driving.. we left to find a new hotel after 20 min. Bugs in bed, felt like a sauna once we got into our room. Staff was super unprofessional & for icing on the cake, smelt like the inside of a middle school locker room. Do yourself a favor and keep looking

Stayed here one night during a multi day road trip. The front desk agent was asleep on the front desk when we arrived and obviously high. She fell asleep again while looking up our reservation. There was duct tape covering a hole where the door knob used to be to the adjoining room. There were no towels - fortunately I’d brought my own. The bathtub was clogged and backed up. The whole property was dirty, dingy, and smelly. We barricaded the door to the adjoining room, slept with a gun on the nightstand, and left at 5 am the next day.

We arrived at 8pm to check in for 2 rooms confirmed on internet AND by phone and was told they had a flood and our 2 rooms and 4 others were not available and there were NO OTHERS AVAILABLE. (we had been skeptical of the $35 a night price which had now become $80. They said they had tried to call but that was a lie since they had the cell number on the reservation form. They made no attempt to find us a room elsewhere. Also found out later that there was no breakfast as advertised. The lobby was dingy and smelled heavily of cigarette smoke. I was happy to find the last 2 rooms at the Hampton Inn.