Dakota Rose Inn

Proprietor very helpful and professional! Room was clean with furniture like stepping back to the 80s. Good setup.
No soap or cups provided. Screens on windows missing - would have been nice to open the windows.

Room had a pizza box left in it. Bed was not made.

Nothing

It was quick and fast.
Had to hurry on my journey

The pictures you have of this hotel or false it was dirty holes in the walls no lights. It was the most disgusting thing I’ve ever seen.

Dirty door mats thrown by outside door. Place run down. Went into building and up steps. It was dirty, not sure last time it had been cleaned. Push button code to get into #7. Room not bad but did not feel comfortable staying there. Who all knew the 4 digit code to get into room? We got out of there and we were out our $107.00.

Very unclean found a decomposed bird on the floor in the bedroom bathrooms dirty kitchen dirty

I’m not giving it a 1 star review because of the time I reserved it until the time we got there and the owner was nice.We originally rented a hotel in Washburn but we got to the hotel and they said they were full despite us already making reservations and paying. We were so glad we were able to find a place in underwood!

When you rent a room with this place you have to call someone to get the code for the door which was just fine with us. No complaint’s at this point because we just needed a room.

The converted apartment to hotel room was 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. It was nice to have so much space! I’m someone who doesn’t care how nice a hotel is as long as it’s clean.

I called the owner or manager and he was a very nice guy and that’s why I hate to leave this comment. Plus, place has so much potential!

My only complaint other than the comfort of the beds was the state of the place. Someone had used the bathroom and didn’t flush. The sinks and showers were so filthy, we refused to take showers. From the state of everything else we thought we better go buy blankets to put over the bedding just in case the bedding hadn’t been washed. I can’t say if the sheets were clean or not because I honestly didn’t look.

In my honest opinion, it just looked like the house keepers missed it completely but the beds were made so I just don’t know. If it would have been cleaned it would have been a decent place to stay.

So much potential but find a new house keeper!

Dirty walls , dirty bathrooms . And smells like cats lived there for years. Other than that it was nice to have shelter and a hot shower.

This place should be avoided at all cost. Reserved a 2 bedroom suite. Got a single room. Contacted the property manager and he said it was hotels.com fault. Cleaning people still cleaning room when we arrived at 5:30 pm. Hallway into the room was filthy, room door had a gap so big you could see into room. Hallway lights were out, bathroom lights were out. No outlet in the bathroom. Really no ammenities. Hairs on the pillows, bloody tp in the toilet. The overall condition was pretty awful. NOTHING like the pictures. There is no management on the property. The 2 good things- the bed was comfortable, it had hot water. But i feel like i need to disinfect everything rhat was in the room now.

The stay was great!

Dirty and run down. Carpet needs to be cleaned. Not much for kitchen supplies. Won't be back. Only good thing was that David was very friendly when we contacted him about the information we had to give him on who was staying at the property.

Good rooms. Hope provide some shampoo, conditioner for

Rented a 3 bedroom for our trip. When we arrived the third bedroom had the bed dismantled and stacked up in a corner as the room was under construction. So with no staff on site and no other rooms available we started looking for bedding for the couch. There were no extra blankets or pillows anywhere. Overall the room was kind of cleanish but so worn down it’s hard to tell but the building is filthy.

The room was clean and spacious. It was an older motel. It meant our needs but the only thing I can say that I really didn't like was the bed. The mattress was just terrible.
There was a recliner in the room and I slept in the recliner while my husband slept on the bed.

Regrettably, the state of this facility leaves much to be desired. As soon as you step foot inside, prepare yourself for a rather offensive odor that could easily be described as repulsive. But that's only the beginning. Room #4 presents you with a dilemma on what to be disturbed by first. Is it the overpowering stench of ages-old filth and uncleanliness, or the gloomy ambiance that practically oozes impending doom?

Now, let's talk about the so-called "premium bedding" that would be more suitable for a convict than a guest. The pillows are so disappointingly flat that we practically forgot they were even there. And don't get me started on the carpet; it's a veritable art gallery of stains that could have been overlooked had it been given the courtesy of a vacuuming at least once this millennium.

But wait, there's more! The coffee pot, oh, the coffee pot. It's generously coated in a layer of grease that surely doesn't inspire confidence in its cleanliness. And after witnessing the disheartening sight of brown water flowing from the kitchen faucet, we knew better than to even consider using it. As for the cookware, utensils, and cups, they were a downright health hazard.

The condition of this place was so profoundly abysmal that we made the bold decision to cut our stay short. One more minute in those dismal surroundings was simply inconceivable.

No heat anywhere in the room the night I was there. It was cold.

This is evidently an apartment building now used as long-term housing, perhaps for oil field workers. We arrived at 6:30 p.m. No one answered when we knocked on the apt. marked "Office" in order to check in. We then telephoned, but voicemail box was full. We explained our plight to one of the long term residents, who said manager also owned farm supply company across the street, and that he might be there. He wasn't, but woman had come in after hours to help an emergency customer. She tried to reach manager by phone and located him. Told us to wait outside while she drove to pick him up. It became cold, dark, and windy and threatening rain while we stood outside waiting. After 20 minutes we gave up. The next morning we got a phone message giving us the combination to get into Room 2. Another such message the next night--all a day after our reservation. This appears to be a flophouse, poorly managed. My suggestion is to avoid it like the plague.

This place is a DUMP. It’s not even a legitimate hotel. It’s someone booking out an efficiency apartment like a hotel room, when there aren’t tenants. If that’s the case then it should be considered an airb&b but even then this would not meet those standards. Of course, I asked for a refund because I IMMEDIATELY left. However, there is no formal check in desk and no formal management. Literally NO contact info for this place but the persons personal cell number who “books” you. Expedia needed to be able to contact the “hotel” to request a refund, you think the guy answered? Lol. No refund for me because awww poor Expedia couldn’t get a hold of this fake hotel. Jeeeeee I wonder why ? This place is a sham without a doubt and I cannot believe Expedia partners with them. Judging by the photos Expedia provided, you can see it use to be an Inn, well kept and probably professionally managed. Not anymore. I also will not be using Expedia ever again. I trusted them. Huuuuge let down. This place hands down is for someone to stay so they can A do drugs, B spend the night with a prostitute C sex traffic people of D all of the above. I have never been to a more sketchy place. I felt super unsafe. Thanks Expedia!

Based on rate and location ok it was clean but was an older unit lack of outside lighting they reached out before arrival and gave password for internet along with building access good communications