A colleague and I arrived at 7:30PM, on August 3rd '09. As soon as we went to register, I knew we had trouble. The clerk was rude and discourteous, and rather unkempt. I kept telling my self it was only for a night, but as soon as I entered my room I noticed the grease stained carpet, and the room had a faint smell of B.O. and stale cigarette smoke ( this was a non-smoking room). I went to check the bathroom, and there was an old used bar of soap still on the shower shelf ! Last but not least, the space behind the dresser looked like a trash can.
If it hadn't been as late as it was, we never would have stayed there. Oh yes, not the fault of the motel, but the partying in the parking all night was not conducive to a good n ights sleep. I would never recommend anyone staying here, and I am suprised this place still has corporate association.

I saw the staff is very helpful. Breakfast looking to cost was good
This is a small town motel but maitained well All the rooms and overall experience with my family was very courteous & wonderful
I would recommond for relax

We arrived on Saturday March 6 to find that they are in the process of remodeling the hotel. Was not told this when reservations were made.
When we went to our room we found a lot of styrophone particles. They could have swept the floor before giving the room out. We also had very little toilet paper. So I went to the lady who cleans the rooms and she said the order had not come in yet. Give her some time to find some.
She did but why did we have to go there. When we went to bed we found that the bottom sheet was not fitted. So the next morning we were wrapped securely with the bottom sheet. The pillows were like infant pillows. I know that the hotel is being remodeled but I find $75.00 +/- per night is a little high for those conditions. A very disattisfied customer. I look forward to your response. I hoep to hear from you directly. Thank you for your time. Judy Nelson

On August 4, 2003, I used Expedia to reserve a room at Econo Lodge Concordia, 89 Lincoln Street, Concordia, Kansas 66901. By email, I received an Expedia Itinerary Number, an Expedia Booking ID, and a Hotel Confirmation Number. The reservation was for one night, August 9, 2003. Upon arrival at the Econo Lodge Concordia, KS, my wife and I were brusquely informed by the desk manager that we had no reservation, that the hotel had no vacancy, and that she did not deal with Expedia. She stated that, unless we booked through "hotels," she would never honor any on-line reservation. When asked to look at the printout of our reservation confirmation from Expedia, she refused to examine it at all and harshly remarked, "I don't know anything about the Internet." She refused to call any other motel along the way to assist us in locating any other accommodation, and, when asked if she had any suggestions, her sole, curt response was "No!"I have submitted written complaints to Expedia, most strongly suggesting that Expedia remove the Econo Lodge Concordia (Kansas) from its database or at least flag its entry to warn other travelers NOT to use Expedia in an attempt to secure reservations at that Econo Lodge. Written complaints have also been sent to the headquarters of the Econo Lodge motel chain, to the Kansas Department of Commerce/Tourism, and to my financial institution (because, regardless of the fact that we were refused a room, the Econo Lodge definitely charged our credit card as if we were a "no show"!)In brief, avoid Concordia, Kansas, and its Econo Lodge like the plague!