Posted in Kansas
April 21, 2016
11 Amazing Places To Stay Overnight In Kansas Without Breaking The Bank
Are you longing for a mini vacation but can’t seem to garner up the funds? I know the feeling… but fortunately, there are several places located right here in Kansas that are both nice and inexpensive. Are you ready for your affordable overnight getaway? Then you will want to check out:
Do you enjoy the farm life? How about a comfortable bed and delicious breakfast? If you answered yes, you will love the Netherfield Natural Farm, which is situated on a peaceful ranch. Also included in your stay (which starts at only $75/night) is access to the pool, working barn saloon, and some of the nicest hosts you'll ever meet.
Why would you ever want to stay the night at a stale motel when you can stay at a beautiful home for the same cost ($69/night)? The Saline River D Ranch promises a clean and comfortable room and delicious farm-fresh breakfast in the morning.
Get ready to be the family hero when you book a night at the Best Western Plus Midwest Inn & Suites, which comes complete with an epic pool and water slide for as low as $84/night.
The Vintage Charm Bed and Breakfast Hotel is just that: vintage, charming, and so much more! (Did we mention it is also affordable with prices starting at only $75/night, including breakfast?)
Just think: With all the money that you save by staying at the charming Craftman Home, you can afford to spend even more at Hays's charming downtown boutiques and delicious Gella's Diner & Lb. Brewing Co.!
Are you longing for a getaway to the big city? How does a Wichita staycation sound? Stay at this beautiful Private Upscale Ground Floor Apartment for only $49/night.
Stunning rooms starting at only $74/night AND a downstairs spa?! You're speaking my love language, Courtland Hotel...
Are you ready to have your mind blown? You can rent this cozy little basement studio in Topeka for a mere $30/night.
Here's something you don't get to do everyday: Stay the night inside a yurt. Reconnect with the great outdoors and enjoy the peace and quiet that you can only find in the Pacific Yurt. (The owners of the yurt provide foam mats, but recommend bringing sleeping bags and blankets. The cost per night is $45.)
Sure; the price tag to rent a cabin on Milford Lake may seem a little steep (the average cost is $160/night), but think about it... each cabin sleeps at least four, so gather up your friends, split the cost, and enjoy an outing at the Acorns Resort at Milford Lake.
Do you have plans to visit your favorite ESU student? Then stay at this picturesque College Town Victorian, which offers not only a low price tag ($65/night), but a light breakfast every morning.
Where will you go for your mini vacation?
