Weeping Water hotel guide. Wyndham Hotels hotel in Weeping Water, Nebraska

"The breakfast was delicious, cold strawberries and cool whip to go on top of the Belgium waffles were a hit! We got the king jacuzzi unit, at first they put us in a regular room with no jacuzzi, the lady at the desk quickly corrected it and put us in a new room. Biggest downfall was the others staying there smoking joints in their rooms and in the elevator. I was there for 3 days worth of appts at UNMC, when I took the elevator to the 3rd floor (for ice, no ice on the main floor), there was a man smoking a joint on the elevator with my husband and I and it reeked. Every inch of the facility smelled like weed."

"Was filthy and nothing washed. And everything was either broken or falling apart. "

"The room was very dirty and looked like it hadn't been cleaned in a while, aside from the sheets, which were clean. It was clear they were understaffed, however the staff were pleasant despite this. Breakfast selection was poor and gym equipment was lacking. First and last time at a Quality Inn."

"Beautiful, well thought out. Property is beautiful for walking or biking. Lounge was lovely and peaceful. Restaurant food was delicious."

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"It was okay. not the best i’ve seen but definitely not the worst."

"We especially thought the staff was great. The maintenance man went out of his way to help. What we didn't like was being placed by a family with two large dogs that howled and barked for a good part of the evening. The walls seemed very thin and we could hear everything. The drapes let in a lot of light at the top so the room was quite light at night. and the bathroom fixtures were starting to rust and the toilet lid was lose until the maintenance man came and fixed it. Breakfast was good with not a lot of options for seating."

"Nice to be able to have our pup with us. Kitchenette was nicem"

"The front desk staff was very friendly and helpful. The only negative thing I can say is the bar is over priced and I wish the Starbucks that was on property had longer hours."