This hotel between Amarillo and Wichita Falls is a great place to rest for the night, or a couple of days. The staff is extremely friendly, and accommodating. The rooms are well kept, although they do seem a little older. The entry way and breakfast area has a newer feel, and the continental breakfast includes hot items. After check-out time, I still needed to use the Wi-Fi, and they let me stay and take care of my business. Plus, it's close to Copper Breaks State Park, one of the best kept secrets in Texas.

I stayed at the bestwestern in Quanah, Tx for 6 weeks. In that time the TV stations never were fixed eventhough I was told every week when I asked "they are working on it" and the pool was never fixed and everytime I asked about it I was told "they are working on it" and as far as the workout room, you can guess what the reply was. I would only stay here if all you need is a quick sleep. I would like to give one positive-the staff was very helpful and friendly. I also left two messages with the manager but he did not care enough about my concerns to call me. Seems to me if you are going to list amenities you should make sure they are in working and useable condition other wise its a tall tale.

We stayed over a weekend at the Best Western in Quanah. Copper Breaks State Park has some great bike trails and the terrain is beautiful! The hotel is new, clean, and nice. Beds are comfortable. Staff are very accommodating. Highway 287 is pretty desolate in places, but would defintely stay at this Best Western again.