Top Hotels Near Lauritzen Gardens in Omaha from AU$68

"Clean comfortable quiet, friendly staff. "

"The hotel was amazing everything about it but the beds were so bad and messed our backs up "

"The Gem of Omaha in my opinion. 100 year old hotel, But everything is up to date so it’s every bit as comfortable as a major hotel chain . Nice room, super comfortable bed, quiet. I travel almost every week, and I got the best nights sleep here. I can’t remember sleeping this good anywhere else. Restaurant staff and food were pretty good , and all staff were friendly. You felt as if they actually appreciated you being there."

"Very clean and close to the zoo"

"Double charged and still not fixed"

"Breakfast was great, many options for the grandkids. "

"Overall the hotel was good - no breakfast but coffee was offered, recieved a free drink token which is a nice touch, oarkinf isnt the best, hotel was clean and modern, gym was nice. rooms are very small. area was nice, lots of shopping and resturant near by. Overall, my experience at the hotel was quite positive. While there wasn’t a breakfast option, I appreciated the complimentary coffee provided. It was a nice touch to receive a free drink token as well. Parking could use some improvement, but the hotel itself was clean and modern, and I particularly enjoyed the gym facilities. The rooms were a bit on the small side, but the area surrounding the hotel was delightful, with plenty of shopping and dining options nearby. "

"Great friendly staff, clean rooms, good breakfast and perfect location. "

"The two best things about this property are:1. Bang for your buck. This house easily accommodated my family of eight. From the large couch to large dining room table to the large yard. We never felt squeezed in. And our wallet didn’t feel the squeeze either. 2. Location Location Location. It was about a three minute drive to the zoo and maybe ten minutes tops downtown. Both trips involved about three turns on lightly traveled roads. House was also close to the interstate for trips to the west side or to cross the river to Council Bluffs"