Hotels in de buurt van Nodaway County Historical Society Museum (Maryville)

'Just checked in and as soon as I walked through the front door it hit me, the very strong odor of Marijuana. It was like someone had just smoked it in the front lobby. I get my room and as I walk in , the room starts to close in on me. The space is ridiculously small to charge someone 140.00 a night. The room space was the same as the space I had in basic training, in the 100 soldier bay. I’m talking about the space between my wall locker and the soldier’s next to me. They say they have...

'Room was clean. Loved the double sink areas. T.V. internet kept going off. Had to have clerk come and restart it a couple of times. Breakfast could've been better. Waffle maker would've been nice. Biscuits were cold. The hot foods other than the eggs and gravy weren't hot.'

'Upon pulling up there were a large group of people just hanging out drinking and smoking weed. Check-In was weird. You have to go to the hotel next door, managed by the same people.. They tell you they have a breakfast but that it's only for their hotel. I thought that was weird too. I would watch everybody walk over and eat anyway. There is a hidden fee of a $250 deposit. It is listed as a pet friendly place. There are a lot of dogs there and they are mostly off leash. We stayed there twice....

'Front desk check in was fine. After spending hours in the car with a sleepy toddler, I appreciated that he had things ready to go. Hallways and stairwells are not very well lit. The elevators were down (assuming due to the current construction happening), so we trekked up 3 flights of stairs to our room. Our room was fine aside from the light between beds not working and there being no overhead light in the center of the room. It was late, and the entry light was sufficient for getting ready for...

'It was absolutely beautiful property was there for a wedding would recommend it to others!! Was nice that the hotel was right there!! ♥️ The only thing I would change was maybe change the height of the beds we had to ask for a foot stool to use to get in them.'