La Quinta Inn Lincoln

Always a pleasure to stay at a La Quinta. As elite members we always get the best service. Clean friendly and very considerate staff. Will definitely stay at this location again.

We had a great night here while driving through. When driving across the country with a dog, finding a place to stay that is pet friendly, clean and affordable is often tricky. We were very happy. Is it the nicest hotel in the world? No. But for ~$ 100 a night it definitely deserves 5 stars.

Customer service here has been the best we’ve had since we began our cross country travels from San Francisco to New York. Christie at the front desk is the greatest! We absolutely adore her. She was so welcoming and informative. If we ever find ourselves in Lincoln, Nebraska again we will be staying at this Red Roof Inn!

Great room for the price and they’re one of only a few hotels in Lincoln that allow dogs.
Also, note that they’ve listened to the previous reviews and are currently remodeling. They haven’t announced when they will be complete but I’d guess Summer of ’15.

Don’t bother staying here. The building is extremely old. It’s cheap but that’s about it. The staff was nice. They called me to let me know I left my car light on. The room smells and it’s all dingy. The sheets feel old and it really don’t feel pleasant.

Sometimes it is hit or miss. This time it was a hit. While this is one of the older LaQuinta’s it is pretty well maintained. I had put the wrong arrival date on my reservation and the young woman at the desk was sweet enough to change the reservation. Our room was very comfortable and clean. A nice flat screen wall mounted TV was easy to see while laying down. Everything else was pretty standard. I will be stopping here again on my way to and from Colorado.

Not the cleanest hotel. More Motel“ish” but room was clean — bathroom tub flooded with water, so did the sink… Overall good for a quick sleep through.
Pet Friendly. To the point that they came in and out as they pleased. Big plus for pet travelers. No extra fees.
Hotel location is great! Plenty of food options.

A perfectly serviceable place to lay your head for the night. I didn’t find it terribly offensive — it’s right on par with other La Quinta-​like hotels where I’ve stayed before. Only thing was it was a biiiiit pricey for what I’m used to paying at this level of chain hotel, but since it was game-​day weekend, I suppose price-​gouging is to be expected.

Very nice for the price. Highly recommended.
A little further from Route 80, but they accepted the road discount coupon that several other closer hotels refused on a Friday night. Also they allowed our two dogs with no extra charge, and the room was very nice for the $ 69 we paid. I think they said they upgraded us. Somewhat upscale bedding, massaging shower head, and complimentary toiletries. Strong free wifi with a separate router for each floor.
They do have a small indoor pool and spa… didn’ t try it, but it looked clean and nice.
Plus, they were loaded with Air Force men in town for an air show the next day… very easy on the eyes… a pleasant coincidence.
Lots of food options around. a decent mexican place and an Ihop right in the parking lot.
Free continental breakfast with coffee, juice, pastries, fruit, yoghurt, cereal, and a make-​you-​own fresh waffle machine which was different and fun. So I had hot waffles with banana and syrup.
My only minor gripe is that the lobby could use an air freshener. Kind of an odd smell. The rest of the place, and our room, smelled fine though.

With this private chain, it can be a hit or miss of quality. I have stayed, over the past six months, in nearly every La Quinta in the United States and this one is average.
They try very hard to be one of the best Chain hotels, that still don’t come close to touching Hiltons or private hotels but I trust them, and their customer service can be found exceptional.
The whirlpool suites are wonderful and very open with space. This is where I stayed with this one.
I am an elite member and do recommend La Quinta — to save money and time.