Baymont Inn And Suites Omaha

The Good:
It’s pet friendly, so it was perfect for our cross-​country move from NJ to CO! It’s also one of the cheapest places in town, and it’s right off the interstate. Their travel shampoo/​conditioner is Matrix, which worked well.
The Bad:
Continental Breakfast means really awful coffee, so-​called «bagels» that are more like day-​old soft rolls with a hole in the center, awful cream cheese, or Heinz-​brand waffles. The walls are paper-​thin (Sorry everyone who heard my cat’s yowling when she was jonesing for kitty Xanax at 3AM!) The place is clearly an old motel that’s been cheaply renovated: the lobby is under construction and while the carpets look new, the elevator doors shake while you ride up, and the in-​room AC is like a Motel 6 window unit.
The Ugly:
I don’t think there’s a housekeeping staff, as there was little evidence our room was regularly cleaned or maintained. First, the toilet handle was broken; it had come unscrewed from the tank, so my fiancé fixed it himself, but even after that was fixed, the toilet ran all night.
Then, there’s the lack of cleanliness, from the brown rings in the sink to the black marks on the towels.
But, the best part was when my cat checked out the room upon entering and found a rolled up black sock under the comforter on the bed. So much for changing the sheets after every guest?
I’m thus compelled to also apologize to whomever got the room after we left. As mentioned previously, our cat was a bit hopped up on Xanax for the move, and she tracked kitty litter all through the room. I’m sure that, with «housekeeping» as thorough as it is, the next guest got a lovely gravelly surprise upon entering the room.
My only regret is not checking under the mattress for a dead body. Probably would have found one.

We were driving through town heading from Denver to Minneapolis and stopped here for the night. The price was reasonable. It seems like there are two parts to this place– an old and a new wing. We stayed in the old part. Our room had a full sized bed and a window to the hallway, which seemed odd. The baseboard was made of carpet and had peeled off the wall, which looked gross. The air conditioner unit was so loud we had to crank the 1990s tube TV to deafening decibels to decipher any dialogue.
The room was clean and the average continental breakfast met my expectations. The front desk staff was helpful and friendly. For the price we paid, I would stay again.

Dirty rooms, the bathroom was dirty and with blood stained or something else. The pillowcases with bad odor and stained. And they don’t clean the rooms often.

In town for 7 days on a business trip and I booked this room based on the location and rate and wish I would’ve splurged a bit. The location is ideal because its off the freeway and not far from a few restaurants. When I checked in I was greeted by a nice woman who checked me in — our room was on the first floor in the second building so the WiFi connection was poor, so they moved us to the second floor of the first building. Our WiFi connection was great but we had two soiled pillows, found two crunchy towels behind the bathroom door and after day one the room had seen no attention from housekeeping.
I personally brought the pillows down to front desk and they immediately put them in bags and sent somebody up to pick up the two crunchy towels and apologized.
Day two: housekeeping stopped by at around 11:30am and we had yet to leave the room so we asked them to return in 30 minutes. When we arrived from our day out the room was cleaned and towels replaced. No complaints.
Day three: not sure if the hotel is keeping up to date with my review but for some crazy reason housekeeping showed up at 8:15am. I was still in bed and the person I’m sharing my room with had just walked in from getting coffee downstairs in her pajamas and was acknowledged by house keeping who was already cleaning the rooms next to us. Two minutes after she walked in the door is knocked on loudly and you hear somebody yell housekeeping!!! What? Why? Am I being penalized or are they really trying to make up for the bad first impression?
Update on day three: room was cleaned and towels replaced. Thanks crew.
Day four: finally decided to try the free breakfast from 6−9am. Cereals, bagels and toast, coffee, juice, waffle mix, yogurt and gravy and biscuits. Satisfied and full.

I choose this Baymont due to being a Wyndham member (gotta get those points) as well as comparing the rate to the Ramada Inn next door. Although the Ramada Inn was considerably reasonable in its rates that night ($ 90) and offers upscale amenities expected with having a convention center, I chose the Baymont in part because the rate was much lower ($ 65) and that I just needed a place for the night. Plus, I didn’t need all of the amenities. Just a bed, hot shower, good breakfast, and a place to wash clothes.
The parking area was pretty decent on the right side of the hotel yet on the left, it wasn’t lit up very well. There is a section on the right side of the hotel that the front desk agent mention that he rarely puts people in. I think he referenced this due to how weak the WiFi signal is out to those rooms. And plus, those rooms have outside door access as opposed to the main rooms where you have to be inside of the building to access. This was important to me for security purposes.
The room itself was fine. Double bed on the first floor, ironing board with iron as well as a comfortable chair with Ottoman. For this type of room, I didn’t notice if it had a microwave/​fridge (didn’t need it) yet it is possible that these amenities may be in the rooms that have the king-​sized beds (and with higher room rate). You’ll have to ask the front desk on this one if you have fridge/​microwave needs. I’m certain that they exist either upon request or in certain room floorplans. The WiFi (free) is very good for the rooms on the inside of the hotel. As aforementioned, it may be weaker for the rooms on the outside right of the hotel.
Breakfast was pretty good. I estimated it to be a $ 10 value with waffles, eggs & sausage, bagels and muffins, and 3 – 4 assortments of juices. There is a small PC area that is hidden (adjacent to a housekeeper’s closet and across from the front desk) yet very functional.
The laundry room was clean and functional. Only one washing machine as well as dryer, so you’ll have to be timely when it comes to washing your clothes. The gym is very bare bones and small, with one BowFlex type of machine being out of order. It was so-​so.
The staff was very, very accommodating. I’ve been in hotels/​motels where the staff just doesn’t care, and this was certainly not one of them. I’ll definitely be back.

Horrible experience at this hotel. Our room had a hole in the bathroom door, the tub did not drain and there were bugs in the room. We paid for two nights with a groupon, only stayed one because it was disgusting, and was charged for an additional night. They admitted their mistake for charging an extra night but never credited our account, even though they said they did. I had to finally file a dispute, at which they still did not credit our account. My standards for hotels have gone up 100%. I am very unimpressed with the employees knowledge and ability to be helpful. Go somewhere else where people actually care about your experience because I will tell you first hand that is not the case here.

I chose this Baymont because it was dog-​friendly, affordable, and conveniently located off of I-​80. My two Labs and I stayed here one night while we were driving cross-​country. The room and bathroom were clean. The room is directly off of the parking lot, and the front wall and door were slightly on the thinner side. My dogs sometimes barked at the cars and footsteps they heard. If you need a hotel that is super quiet, choose one with enclosed hallways. Otherwise, there’s nothing wrong with this hotel.

I stayed here with my roommates when we were on a mini road trip, and it was perfectly nice. Our double room was about $ 125 with tax. There are rooms accessible from inside or outside– sort of combo hotel/​motel style, so if you have a preference they could probably accommodate that. The room had both a fridge and microwave, which was really nice. There is a hot breakfast, but it wasn’t very good. The eggs tasted like fake eggs from a carton and the waffles were pretty tasteless. There were no breakfast potatoes, which I was hoping for. There were many options of cereal, oatmeal, bagels and pastries. Overall, perfectly decent place to stay and cheaper than most other options in the area.