Salina Discount Bookings with Accommodation New York

The Museum was N/C and very informative. The ladies working there were so friendly and warm we did not want to leave. A learning experience about Salina. Across the street is the Cozy Inn, a fun place to get all the little hamburgers you can eat. Very busy and historical. "Best burgers in Kansas", perhaps so! The downtown street, Santa Fe, has been revitalized and is a fun place to stroll and meander. Very updated, try Martinelli's for lunch/dinner. Very reasonably priced also! The hotel is right on Santa Fe and Mulberry, leave your car in the parking lot!

I only stayed one night on a road trip from Indianpolis to Denver. I did not stay in Salina for any reason but convenience. I did like the location/area where the motel was, with resaurants, fast food, gas, liqour stores, other small convenience stores close by.

Salina, KS, was so much more than I expected. From its thriving downtown to Indian Rock Park, Lakewood Park, Glenifer, trails, the Arts, Museum, restaurants - highly recommend Martinelli's Little Italy and their top- notch server, Malachai. The Senior Center, the Public Library, CityGo for public transportation, the Police who are present and serving their community, and all the friendly Kansans I met who made me feel welcome and had interesting chats with me. Oh, and the Salvation Army Chapel and its production, by senior citizens, of "Shenanigans at the Blue Pelican Inn". Oh, and the free music I came across at a small bandshell on Friday, May 5, in downtown. I even looked for apartment rentals here because I would enjoy spending my retirement years in Salina. I highly recommend Miss Kitty of Grandstaff Rentals along with Juan who maintains her properties - they are a dynamic duo! Professional and pleasant, and known to enjoy a good laugh or two or three! As you can tell, I highly recommend Salina, KS, as a wonderful place to have an excellent, all-around quality life. Thank you, Salina! Best Regards to All, Elena

To be honest I generally stay in Salina because it is about half way from where I live to Denver which I visit regularly. From Denver it' about half way to Kansas City. I have found some good places to eat, and the people are friendly. But as it's normally an overnight stay for me so I haven't availed myself of it's cultural attractions

Salina is a very small, quiet town. Nice to spot to spend the night after driving 10 hours, but not much around. Most restaurants and bars close around 9pm, and a lot of places are closed on Sunday and Monday.

Hello, the staff was very friendly. Especially, the morning breakfast lady, I forgot her name. My parents are elderly and she got them their breakfast items and helped them clean up. Above and beyond! thanks!