Hotel berhampiran Marianna Kistler Beach Museum of Art, Manhattan

Kansas state university 是我的母校，這酒店是新建的，非常新，就在酒吧街，到所有場所都很近。方便舒適。

The hotel is modern and new, with clean and comfortable rooms, and a convenient location adjacent to shopping, dining, a magnificent holiday lights display, and not too far from KSU. The pool and hot tub were plenty fine (and a delight to my two nephews and one niece staying in another room). The fitness center was spacious with good, well-maintained equipment. Normally, for these sort of ”cookie cutter” hotels, I'm happy to award 4 stars if they ”check all the boxes” (and 5 if they go ”above and beyond”). However, in a few areas, most notably the breakfast service, this hotel came up a tad short. I stayed two nights and had the complimentary breakfast on both mornings. I showed up for breakfast about 45 minutes after it opened (i.e., not 5 minutes before close), and experienced the following: (1) oatmeal almost empty one morning (I scraped the last bits out of it); totally empty the next morning (2) cinnamon rolls cold one morning; out the next morning (3) scrambled eggs down to a few unappetizing ”crumbs” one morning and the next morning were replaced by some pre-fab ”omelets” (both egg serving trays were allocated to ”omelets” that morning) (4) pancake machine out of batter one morning. HI Express's cinnamon rolls are an emblem of their brand; the breakfast area attendant should be monitoring them and replenishing when necessary. And it was not like it was especially busy; the breakfast area seats were perhaps 25-30% occupied. ALSO: they ran out of pool towels. And, it seemed like every time I walked past the front lobby, the front desk was unattended. I know desk attendants might need to leave the desk now and then, but it seems like a hotel should strive to keep the desk staffed except during the wee hours. I am fairly loyal to the HI Express brand. One reason for that loyalty is that its complimentary breakfasts are a cut above those of their competitors in the mid-tier lodging category; it's an area of differentiation in a category where differentiation is difficult to achieve. I would therefore suggest that all HI Express locations try to be diligent in keeping their breakfast experience positive. Yeah, once in a while, one item will run out or run low. But it should not be almost every warm item.

We recently stayed here for one night during a two-week-long road trip from our home in southeastern PA out to visit Utah’s national parks. As Hilton Honors Diamond members, we are very familiar with Hamptons and have come to rely upon the amenities and features of the brand. This particular hotel met our expectations and served our needs well. Our room was clean and comfortable. Our bed linens were nice, and our bathroom was well stocked with towels and toiletries. (We do miss having a towel bar at the sink to hang up our hand towels—a common oversight at Hamptons.) There was no bedside alarm clock; neither did the microwave have a clock. The biggest negative here was the highway noise; we were not able to choose our room for this stay and were given a room facing the highway. (A pair of earplugs were provided in our nightstand, which should have been a clue!) The a/c unit in our room was also very loud, but at least it drowned out the highway noise! The hotel’s complimentary breakfast offered the usual options and met our expectations as well. All in all, we had a good stay here and would not hesitate to stay here again in future travels (but not in a room facing the highway). ROOM TIP: Choose an even-numbered room to avoid highway noise.