Find Lodges in Scotts Bluff County, NE from $422

"The owners here are exceptionally kind. For an older hotel, they have done an amazing job of remodeling it to make it comfortable and clean. Beds were comfortable!"

"Great place, very nice bed ! Will definitely stay again"

"Staff was incredibly helpful and friendly. The hotel itself is beautiful. Patio furniture on the deck was missing its cushions but not a big deal at all. We had a great stay. We'll be back im sure. "

"Front desk staff was great, especially the gentlemen that was kind about all of the our softball girls being a little loud in the pool area and just requested we reminded them to keep it a little quieter for some of the other guests."

"A very clean room and hotel. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Only bleamish was there were no bath towels in our room. No big deals mentioned to the staff at checkout. Breakast was very good and overseen by a very friendly and helpful staff member. "

"It was convenient "

"Staff were excellent & check in was a breeze. "

"I don’t usually write bad reviews, but this rental in Scotts Bluff deserves a public service announcement.The place is disgusting. The bedroom carpets are stained/crusty and smell like cat piss. We found cat toys under the beds, so there’s no question where the stench came from. We slept with the windows and doors open the entire time, but even with that, the smell was horrid. If you’re allergic to cats, don’t bother. If you aren’t allergic to cats, don’t bother. We wore shoes the entire time and did our best not to touch anything. The kitchen? Barely usable. No cups, few dishes, a broken microwave, and a fridge that held a steady 55 degrees. We let Carlos know, but it took him 1.5 days to reply. By then we’d made other arrangements to keep our food cold, so his solution was useless. Amenities included half a roll of toilet paper (one-ply, naturally) for a three-day stay and a back deck straight out of an OSHA training video. Rotting boards, surprise sinkholes—great if you’re looking to twist an ankle.Then came the grand finale: the driveway full of roofing nails—one of which gifted us a flat tire. The kind soul at the tire shop not only patched us up but handed back the offending nail, which—surprise!—looked exactly like the dozens sprinkled across Carlos’ driveway. Truly, the cherry on top of this five-star fiasco.Carlos, my guy, you’ve got some nerve listing this place. At least the WiFi worked. So I could write this review."

"it was great "