Best Lancaster County Spa Hotels

The Kindler Hotel is indeed a treasure in downtown Lincoln, NE. This beautiful boutique hotel is conveniently located within walking distance of entertainment, restaurants, and nightlife. We found we didn’t even need to leave the hotel in the evening because they have such an amazing lounge!! The rooms at The Kindler look and feel luxurious. The heated bathroom floors, comfortable beds, and the plentiful amenities made us feel pampered. The staff is friendly and accommodating and went the extra step to make our stay very special!!!

The location is good, the east side is the expressway, the traffic lights and bridges enter the Lincoln campus and the stadium; the west side is the casual bar-like old district, which seems to be the most lively place in Lincoln. The hotel's free WIFI clicks are connected, unlike some hotels (such as the Ambassador Hotel that lived for a while), it is annoying to join the membership and log in again every day. There are quite a few Chinese restaurants in a kilometer. At least I have been to 4 or 5 restaurants. Of course, Indian and Mexican restaurants are also good. The rooms are relatively large, and the sanitation, facilities and services are all at the Marriott level. Recommended for latecomers

Long story on finding this place, it's a bit off of I88, but we liked it so much on trip going to Denver, we reserved it for our trip back from Denver. Clean, bed was comfortable, and there's an IHOP very near! Hadn't had IHOP in decades and it was really good. We'd learned to request rooms away from pets and they were very accomodating.

I had never even been to Lincoln before when I booked a room here for the night of August 1st, 2022. The hotel is not easy to find, and by the time I did the sun had already set. Pulling into the dark parking lot, I was more than a little concerned about the people hanging out around some of the cars in the lot, playing loud music and hollering to one another. Not good. Upon walking into the lobby, a young man in dread locks and a dirty T-shirt approached from a back room. ”Checking in?” he asked. Yes, I told him, I had a reservation. So then he plops down a sheet of paper on the counter in front of me and says, ”Just sign here,” pointing, ”and I'll need a credit card for incidentals.” Please note that I had already used a debit card to reserve the room, so why would he need it again for 'incidentals'? I smelled a scam, but instead of pointing this out simply told him that I wouldn't be needing any incidentals. The sullen stare I got in return told me to get the hell outta there. ”Is it too late to cancel my reservation?” I asked. ”No, it's not too late,” the guy replied. ”Thank you,” I said, and immediately left. The next day I checked my bank statement and, sure enough, the guy had lied to me and gone ahead and charged me nearly $100 for the room. Repeated phone calls to the manager at the New Victorian went unanswered. Obviously the good reviews you see here and elsewhere are entirely bogus. Don't believe them like I did and steer clear of this place if you know what's good for you.

The room was very large and comfortable thanks to the corner room. However, I made a reservation by ５ person, but it was a pity that there were only ３ persons in the room with towels and other equipment. In most hotels, there are only ４ people, so when you check in, you will get １ sheets and go up to the room, and it is troublesome to go to the front desk again.

Although breakfast is almost the same every day, it is relatively monotonous compared to European breakfast, but it is also nutritious, the fruit is very sweet, and the waiter has a good attitude. The room is complete except for slippers and toothbrushes, equipped with microwave and coffee machine, refrigerator, etc...