Kimpton Cottonwood By Ihg

“Tips for staying at the cottonwood”

Rooms are nice if you get more than the basic essential room. Otherwise they can be quite small. The rooms have a small fridge and you can ask for a Nespresso machine. There is also a nice coffee bar open in the mornings. For breakfast though, go across the street to Homegrown instead of the rest… Plus

Rooms are nice if you get more than the basic essential room. Otherwise they can be quite small. The rooms have a small fridge and you can ask for a Nespresso machine. There is also a nice coffee bar open in the mornings. For breakfast though, go across the street to Homegrown instead of the restaurant at the hotel. The food is better, has more options, and has quicker service. If coming with kids to swim, book during the week. On the weekends, it is more like a Vegas pool. Either way, get a pool lounger early in the day as they get full fairly quickly even on weekdays.

Moins

“Great!”

Great! Great atmosphere and convenient parking. Fun pool and dancing!

“Great Hotel But The Pool Policies are Crazy”

I spent four days here with my young adult daughters. The hotel is old fashioned and very beautiful. It is located in a great historic neighborhood that rivals the Old Market with many bars, coffee houses, and restaurants nearby. We hosted a cocktail party in the Cottonwood Room for my family me… Plus

I spent four days here with my young adult daughters. The hotel is old fashioned and very beautiful. It is located in a great historic neighborhood that rivals the Old Market with many bars, coffee houses, and restaurants nearby. We hosted a cocktail party in the Cottonwood Room for my family members who live in Omaha; the facility and the service were excellent. Overall, I would recommend this hotel to anybody staying a few days in Omaha. The one exception is the pool. They sell "day passes" to visitors not staying at the Cottonwood, and it seems they are the priority. Nearly all the chairs were "reserved" all day for day-pass purchasers. Hotel guests can't bill drinks to their rooms--I assume because so many pool guests aren't staying there at all. And the hotel must oversell the passes because the pool was completely overrun by people almost the entire time I was there. I can't imagine anybody (whether hotel guests or day pass purchasers) had a good time in a pool as packed as Times Square. This is a strange way to treat guests paying $400-$500 per night for a hotelroom in Omaha.

Moins

“Almost perfect experience!”

Beautiful Historic Hotel!! I wanted it to be perfect and it was with a few exceptions. I spoke to the manager about never getting our food at the main restaurant with an overwhelmed and understaffed waiter. Also the little refrigerator in our room didn't work well because the back of it was froze… Plus

Beautiful Historic Hotel!! I wanted it to be perfect and it was with a few exceptions. I spoke to the manager about never getting our food at the main restaurant with an overwhelmed and understaffed waiter. Also the little refrigerator in our room didn't work well because the back of it was frozen over with thick ice. She was very accommodating and nice. Pool area was beautiful. The water could have been clearer. Front entrance area needed to be monitored for cleanliness as it is a very high traffic area. Most of the valets were great. The hotel was very busy, still the staff was very nice. Loved the decor of our room and the wonderful bed and pillows.

Moins