Average hotel, nothing special. Room (I got the 1 king bed with desk/couch) was on the smaller size but not too tiny. First room I got had mold on bathroom ceiling but they moved me to another room that was ok, though there was still a faint stale smell.

We had a very clean room-bed was very comfortable and also most importantly great staff throughout the hotel. We were going to a concert and was shuttled to the event. That was such a wonderful and unexpected benefit of our stay. The next morning we went to breakfast in the hotel. It was the best breakfast I have had in quite a while. The cook was named Todd- I found out because I wanted to give my compliments to the chef. Everything was perfectly cooked! Our waitress was there by herself and she did a fantastic job keeping up with everything. She was very friendly and obviously a VERY hard worker! I would ask for Becky again upon my return. Thanks for making our weekend getaway so wonderful!

I was a little iffy after reading a few of the reviews but I don't know if those folks had a bad day or what. The room I was in, a king, was just fine. it even had a couch that I didn't ask for. The lobby and lounge were very inviting. Marsha at the bar was great.

My room was clean, the hotel had a fitness room that looked large, didn't use it, a pool and hot tub outside, didn't use it, but it looked ok. Flat panel TV, Fridge and Micro.

The vanity was outside the bath and that's somehting that I like as I can brush by teeth without looking at the toilet. My wife can be in the shower and I can shave at the same time so I liked it. When in the bath it does seem a little small but that's because the vanity is outside.

Very clean, very nice. I'll stay there again.

The Holiday Inn Downtown Wichita is in a rather sorry state. While certainly serviceable and located in a convenient pat of central Wichita, the age of the hotel–and the dated interiors–are embarrassingly obvious. The refurbishment of the Holiday Inn properties in the U.S. and around the world over the past couple of years must have missed this property by.

The carpets are stained and strained, and the rooms are the smallest I’ve seen among U.S. hotels. The door, when opened, misses the edge of the bed by mere inches. And this is in Kansas, where there is a surfeit of land. Even the Holiday Inn Los Angeles Airport feature larger rooms.

The air-conditioning unit works in fits, and does a rather poor job of cooling the miniscule room. Even the toiletries, featuring a coconut-lime-verbena concoction from Bath & Body Works smell a little too much like a pina colada mixed by an over-enthusiastic bartender.

That aside, there were some obvious repairs that need to be done, such as the towel bar that is falling off the wall. The choice to locate the electric breakers in the bathroom of all places was also a most curious choice, not to mention unsightly and potentially a fire hazard.

The sorry state of affairs at the Holiday Inn Downtown Wichita is a real pity, for I’ve had pleasant experiences at other Holiday Inn properties such as at the Holiday Inn Ontario Airport, Holiday Inn Columbus-Hillard, and the Holiday Inn Kansas City Airport in recent years.