Find hotels near Kit Carson County Carousel, Burlington from ￥13,388

"There's a gas station right next to the motel, a Walmart down the road and across the street a few fast food places. It's right off the highway, they are always very friendly, the rooms are always clean. I travel between Denver and Wichita several times a year and this is my go to for price, comfortability, feeling safe, a quiet area of town and convenience. "

"The room was fine and decor was inventive. Bathroom was ok but about ready for some serious attention. Breakfast was meh"

"Room was comfortable and clean, hotel was quiet, breakfast was pretty good & coffee was great. It was a pleasant stay, and I would definitely stay there again."

"Terrible. "

"Great place in Burlington!"

"Where do I start? We pulled in and at the front door was a grill,a bbq smoker, a kerosene torpedo heater, and half a dozen people sitting in random lawn chairs. It looked like a homeless incampment. At check in the lady at the desk was wonderful. I was with my mother, who is 80yrs old and handicap. She made sure we had a room on the first floor near the lobby. She was the ONLY good thing about this place. We went to dinner and we got the the heater in our room was “running” it was squealing like a stuck pig. I went and ask if something could be done. Front desk called the maintenance man who is apparently is also the owner. He came and said “all the heaters sound like that” I questioned this and he said “even a brand new one sounds like that”. When I say it was loud, I mean louder than my alarm clock. At that point he told me to “deal with it or leave” so we left and went to a place down the street. In short I would not recommend this dump to anyone."

"Great"

"We've stayed there 3 times on our trip back home from Illinois to Colorado. Each time just a hair more run down. Still in good shape, but it's leaning towards a little maintenance needing done. Breakfast is just OK. It's better than a standard conteninal"

"Trash was still filling the can. Dirty rag on the counter. A bed that had been previous slept in. "