Lincoln Discount Bookings with Accommodation New York

Lincoln is a very friendly city and there is a lot to do within walking distance and easy to get around. If you need transportation the front desk will help you in finding or suggesting a type of transportation you'd like . And the front desk will suggest places of interest that will make your stay even better. The only draw back if you walk it is a long walk to Memorial stadium or Pinnacle Bank arena but there are ways to get there as well.

Our family of four, consisting of a 60 yr old male, 50 yr old female, 20 yr old male, and almost 17 yr old female, stayed three nights in Lincoln. We enjoyed the Museum of American Speed, the University of Nebraska State [natural history] Museum, and Prehistoric Putt. We tried to go on a Robber's Cave Tour, but the address we put in our phone directed us to Van Dorn Park, so we missed it. The courses at Prehistoric Putt were different and a lot of fun. Also, my 20 yr old son loved the punching bag game in the lobby. We played Lucky Putt at Sun Valley Lanes and Games, but got bored with it rather quickly. It was a game of speed rather than skill and then you had to wait for the scorer to be ready to scan your club. I wouldn't recommend Lucky Putt. We drove to Omaha's zoo and aquarium from Lincoln and were so tired after, that we didn't visit any other places in Omaha.

This hotel was very clean and the staff was very pleasant and helpful. The rooms were spacious and clean as well. The beds were so-so and the noise level in the hallways with the other doors opening and closing was disruptive.

Easy location to highway. They had elevators for customers. The kitchen help was so very helpful and nice. I would never have paid a price for one night like this again. Seems this is a very high- priced area. The room we were told was on first floor, but we were sent to the third floor in a handicapped room. The check-in lady was very stoic, and we are not handicapped. Who sends handicapped people to a third floor. If in case of emergency, the elevators would be shut down. Do they jump?

It appears that the current owners of the Lincoln Inn bought an old run-down motel. They kept the name but are renovating the entire property. They have spent a lot of money and the property has a lot of promise. It is not completely finished yet and the reduction in price (in comparison to other hotels in Lincoln) reflects its unfinished status. The room was very large and included a large couch. The TV had DirecTV (that had to be connected). The room had new tile floors and new beds but there was no closet or anyplace to hang clothes or put a suitcase. The bathroom plumbing was old and the faucet produced hot water when cold was turned on. The single cup coffeemaker in room had 2 styrofoam cups but only 1 helping of coffee. No sugar, creamer, stirrer was provided. Breakfast area was better than some hotels but could be better. In summary, the property is very promising but still requires some work. This is compensated for by a low price for a room. Both work required and low price probably won't last very long.

Booked two king rooms online thru Booking.com - as we had done for the two nights before - got confirmation - got to Radisson and clerk told us that they had no king rooms available and offered us rooms with two Queen beds at no extra charge - we wanted king rooms - that is what was booked - she told us that in the fine writing, it stated that we are not guaranteed to receive the rooms that are booked thru a third party source - not happy!! But since we were already there, we took the rooms…. The curtains in my room had long tears in them and there was about 11/4” of light and clearance under my “secure” door…. Toilet in room 210 had water leak and you could hear it constantly running…. - beds were hard - a disappointing stay