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4. King Bed with Sofa Bed Non-Smoking
King Bed with Sofa Bed Non-SmokingMarysville, KS
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€100
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31 Aug - 1 Sept
€86
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31 Aug - 1 Sept
€89
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31 Aug - 1 Sept
€91
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31 Aug - 1 Sept




8. Queen Bed Accessible Non-Smoking
Queen Bed Accessible Non-SmokingMarysville, KS
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€89
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31 Aug - 1 Sept
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Top Marysville Hotel Reviews
Heritage Inn Express
10/10 Excellent
"Exceptional especially for the price. Clean and updated rooms with a wonderful bed. We were just passing through and simply needed a clean and safe room to get some sleep before hitting the road again. Best night sleep in a long time. The breakfast was usual continental breakfast with no complaints. Super friendly staff at all hours including the cleaning staff. Parking was very easy and safe. Highly recommend."
Travelodge by Wyndham Marysville
8/10 Good
"The property seems to attract alot of railroad workers. It does not have a free breakfast, but does have "Penny's" a nearby 24-hr restaurant. Initially I was booked to stay in the lower level of one building. The motel manager managed to get the booking changed to the upstairs of an adjacent building. This building appeared to have new carpet and paint. However, the A/C in that room was not working properly. I checked again with the manager who assigned me a different room in the 2nd building. My stay in that building was clean, quiet, and comfortable. I was traveling for business. The "Penny's" diner nearby had good service for eggs, sausage and hash browns for breakfast. Local workers and farmers often eat there."































