Lincoln Hotel Guide - Railsplitter State Park hotels in Lincoln, United States of America.

"Clean room, comfy bed, quiet experience as usual here."

"We were so pleased to have such a clean and comfortable room. Everything was updated and the area was very quiet. It was worth driving a few extra miles to the ISU graduation. The price was well below what our relatives paid for a filthy room nearer the college. Thank you Days Inn"

"Very warm environment pleasant stay. Would book again "

"This is a newer build hotel and is extremely nice for the price. Very clean. I wasn't expecting much of a breakfast selection but it had everything including eggs and sausage. The staff was very friendly too. 2 thumbs up."

"I enjoyed my short stay at the hotel. They had so many great options for complimentary breakfast. The rooms were clean and organized. The service was great. Would go back!"

"Hotel was surprisingly clean and staff was very nice and welcoming although we woke them up with our 2am arrival. We didnt expect much for the price, just needed to grab a few hours sleep and get back on the road...it was perfect, comfortable, clean and nice hot shower. The Breakfast was not amazing, only hot food was biscuits and sausage gravy...well this guy from the south could not eat that gravy :) Really was a nice stay though."

"Very clean rooms. Property is very walkable to the venue. The Front desk staff named Will was very nice."

"Breakfast was ok, and yes there was adequate parking. I think that property owners are not doing their job. The towels, the plumbing, scent in the corridors and etc. I know that it’s relatively inexpensive but if you’re putting your name on a property, it should meet a standard. The Carpenter does not even meet an average standard. Would not recommend. I would not recommend it as a job opportunity, you can’t do a good job if your corporation doesn’t care. "

"The checking in process was pretty fast. However the gentleman at the reception desk was not very friendly. I walked up and said hello, he said how may I help you? no hello back. Them he sort of pointed to the back and said the elevators are to my left.He was not wearing a name badge so I do not know his name, but the other two young ladies that I came in contact with at the desk were much better. Not overly friendly, but much better."