Prairie Creek Inn

My husband and I love staying at Bed & Breakfasts, that serve breakfast! This one does! Loved it and didn't want to leave. Can't wait to go back! We stayed there for my husbands birthday/our anniversary! The food, staff, elevator and accommodations, were amazing! Loved sitting out on the front porch and it was so peaceful! There were birds, horses, cats, dog and fireflies. It's not far out of Lincoln. A little town, called Walton. The Bed & Breakfast is out on a farm!

Three friends and I stayed in the Outdoorsman Suite at the Lake Lodge, one of the housing units at Prairie Creek Inn. (We are professional women in our 60s on our annual "girls" weekend.) The inn keepers, Bruce and Maureen, were out of town and responsibility for running the entire facility for several days lay on the shoulders of their housekeeper/cook/handyman/grounds keeper Lesa. Our problems began the moment we stepped into the door of our suite--it was June and the suite was stifling hot. We could not find a thermostat anywhere. So for the first time of many that night, we had to call Lesa. Long story short, the thermostat was in the adjoining suite at the Lake Lodge, which was rented to another couple, so we had no control over the temperature of our suite. We found out later that the circuit breaker was also in the adjoining suite when we lost all power upstairs while trying to fix some snacks in the poorly wired "kitchenette," which consisted of a Mr. Coffee, a microwave, and dorm-sized refrigerator (the sink was in the bathroom). We were told the suite slept 6+, but there was only one private bedroom. The other "beds" were in the living area and upstairs loft (open to the downstairs) and consisted of lumpy futons and sofa sleepers which required major moving of furniture to make out. The sounds of people tossing, turning, breathing, sighing and snoring echoed throughout the suite all night long. We were also able to clearly discern the conversations of the couple in the adjoining suite, and could only assume they heard ours. The downstairs toilet plugged up, and despite Lesa's many efforts, remained clogged and unusable throughout our stay. Lesa went above and beyond what should have been required of her to address the numerous problems we encountered, but they were clearly beyond her ability to cope with and were not her fault. I did speak with one of the inn keepers, Bruce, after our stay and explained our dissatisfaction and requested at least a partial refund of our $600+ payment. He sent us $150. Needless to say, we will not be recommending Prairie Creek Inn to anyone. (My girlfriends and I have agreed to send our $150 refund to Lesa as a "tip.")

Prairie Creek Inn is a lovely respite tucked away just outside of Lincoln, NE. There is plenty of refreshing countryside, yet any modern conveniences are only a fairly short drive away! The Inn is clearly a cherished preservation and restoration of history, welcoming guests to relax in unique environment. The Trails Lodge is cozy, yet has a lofty interior. Also great during cold weather months, when one can warm up fireside after a luxurious bathtub. A porch and balcony add to refreshing views of nature, with a lakeside trail close by. Not to be missed - especially for those tired of cramped hotel rooms, hearing doors slamming in the hallways all night, and standing in a shower designed for a toothpick

We rented cabin on the lake. It was a nightmare. Kitchen was in middle of a makeshift remodel. The furniture is old. My husband slept in his jeans that night. Couldn’t wait to get out of there. The cabin smelled like barnyard animals. Couldn’t leave that night due to having to leave my rv 1/2 mile down a very windy and muddy road. Couldn’t get my 81 yr old father in law with a cane down road during massive rainstorm. Otherwise we would’ve left that night. Bruce the owner said he would give me refund. I paid $500.00. He refunded me $82.66. What an insult!!! Don’t go there. Made our family trip awful!!!