Magnolia Hotel Omaha

“As sweet as a magnolia bloom.”

This historic hotel took over a building of condos/townhomes from the 1940s or older (you can tell by the doorknobs) and linked them to the hotel with a breezeway; I stayed in one of those units, which had a galley kitchen, a family room, and a loft bedroom—think of 90s vintage residence inn rooms. I had no complaints; I’d just driven 12 hours and booked last minute, and the front desk guy was a delight. The spot is perfect for a quick walk to Old Market.

Angela·Hace una semana

“The exceptional staff who welcomed me late at night, the cozy bed, and Olive & Ira’s extremely delicious brunch.”

The proximity to the Orpheum Theatre, the Old Market, the Urban Abbey, and The Durham Museum is great, but the heavy sliding door to the bathroom is a downside.

Carolyn·Hace 2 semanas

“Excellent Experience”

The experience was unique, beautiful, and excellent, though the only bummer was that our curtains were broken.

Krista·Hace 2 semanas

I had to talk to the receptionist to confirm the rate we booked, and although she took care of us, that shouldn’t have been necessary.

Kevin·Hace 2 semanas

“The staff were nice and helpful. No bad marks against them.”

The lobby was nice and historic and kept clean, but for the price we paid we expected more; the beds were super uncomfortable and I couldn’t sleep well. There was no microwave to heat leftovers, the bathroom offered barely enough space for toiletries, we didn’t get enough towels, and no water was included—my son had to pay a stupid amount for water. Parking cost an astonishing 30 dollars a day extra. I was very disappointed and would not return.

Veronica·Hace 2 semanas