Hotels Near Walgreens in Wichita

I almost didn’t stay here based on the reviews, I’m glad I did stay here. Free parking is available in a city lot about a block away, or pay to park at hotel. I’d say equal in terms of security. Once again my mobile key didn’t work, but the front desk staff was friendly and took care of it. Keep in mind at this time other than their pantry there is no F&B service at this property. I had a huge king room. It overlooked the street the hotel is on, a busy street that runs through Old Town. The room was quiet and comfortable. In terms of Covid clean, this was a Courtyard PUR Clean room that would have benefited by some wipes being left for the remote etc.

We have stayed here several times, and always receive friendly service. The queen room was smaller than the rooms we’ve stayed in with a king or 2 queens, but we don’t need that much room. It took us a little while to figure out how to switch from air to heat. I like that they have bottles for hand soap, lotion, shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. The bar area is nice with happy hour specials. The chicken wings and cheese cake were good. When we left the parking garage & submitted our validated ticket, it was rejected, but this was quickly resolved.

Location is wonderful, loved the view of the pond and campus. Easy access from the interstate, right on campus and able to walk easily to our daughter's dorm. Several restaurants in walking distance. Clean rooms, easy check in and a great breakfast! Will definitely stay here again!

Travelers Beware!!! Avoid This Hotel at All Costs We booked through Capital One in advance, with everything fully paid before check-in. However, upon arrival, the hotel charged us twice more for our stay. The issues started as soon as we arrived. The lobby was run-down, with stained drop ceiling tiles and glitter scattered everywhere. Although the website promised express check-in, we waited over an hour. Only one elevator was working, with no inspection papers in sight, and it felt like it could break down any second—definitely not a comforting ride. Once in our room, the problems kept coming: the toilet didn’t work, the A/C was broken, the mattress was stained, and the alarm clock was busted. To top it off, when we tried to connect to the WiFi, the instructions said to dial “0” for the front desk—but the phone didn’t work. We checked out early and are still fighting to get a refund. Stay away from this place—it’s not worth the hassle.

During my recent stay at the Hyatt, I had an unfortunate experience where I felt unfairly judged based on my appearance. As a military service member on leave, I was traveling from Colorado Springs and chose Hyatt due to its strong reputation for supporting military personnel. After a long drive, I was eager for a comfortable stay and expected the level of respect and service that the brand is known for. However, upon arrival, I was met with unprofessional treatment. When I inquired about a military discount, I was questioned in a manner that made me feel as if my active-duty status was in doubt. Furthermore, I was treated dismissively, as if my appearance somehow indicated that I couldn’t afford a suite. Only after agreeing to the price was I treated with the level of courtesy I should have received from the start. Customer satisfaction and room quality also fell short of the expectations I had for the price charged. Unfortunately, my experience was a clear reminder that appearances can influence the way guests are treated. I expected better from a brand that prides itself on professionalism, especially toward service members.

Everything was excellent. Staff, cleanliness, the room. I was surprised that there was a kitchenette with dishes. There was not a view of the river, but the nearby arena shot off fireworks and I could see those from the room! There's a coffeeshop across the parking lot, though it wasn't needed since there's coffee available in the lobby. The breakfast included hot food items and several toppings like nuts and berries for either oatmeal or yogurt. Parking was very easy. It has a pool right off the elevator. The alarm clock was easier to set than most. The mattress was very soft. I like the rug under the sofa, which I believe is intended for dogs and would be easily washable. The TV had free Showtime. I would stay there again.

Booked a room for myself and two young children for 2 nights in February 2022. Requested a room on the highest floor and extra pillows as guest preferences-received neither. Requested these in advance as I knew we would utilize the sofa bed. Sofa bed had broken wood sticking out of the bottom and the mattress wouldn’t unfold flatly. Day 1- hotel pool was overcrowded and kids were throwing misc items throughout the pool area so you couldn’t even be in the pool room without having to watch your head from things flying around. Told the front desk, they said they would follow up and agreed that wasn’t appropriate, 30 minutes later, still occurring. Day 2- room toilet stopped flushing. Called and visited the front desk, was told maintenance had a lot of rooms to take care of so it would likely be a while. Asked about changing rooms and was told none were available. Emailed the contact email on the IHG app about changing rooms due to not having a bathroom available, still no response as of today. Checked out yesterday. Night 2- dog parking in the room next to ours. Called front desk twice, they said each time they would send maintenance to look into it. Could also hear a man in the room yelling at the dog to shut up. Tried to go back to sleep, woken back up at 11:45 by the dog barking and the man yelling. Called the front desk and asked about moving rooms or if they could please do something about the dog and asked if the dogs were allowed to cause a disturbance, no response about the dog but she said yes they could move me. So myself traveling alone with kids had to pack up all of our belongings and move in the middle of the night. Was told on the phone the room would be on the 8th floor. I said I didn’t think there were rooms available on 8 and she said “there have been plenty of rooms on the 8th floor available this week.” I was told at check in my preference for the top floor could not be accommodated. Had an 8 year old that couldn’t sleep after moving rooms, got to the second room and the remote to the TV didn’t work. Checkout day- was given a $20 credit to the attached restaurant for dine in only. Told the front desk we wouldn’t be able to use that, which I’m assuming was some sort of compensation for having to move rooms in the middle of the night. She said ok, we’ll take that back then. I asked if it was normal to not make the guests with the disruptive animal move rooms versus us. She said no, we usually just move whoever complains. I was exhausted from not getting much sleep either night. The kids and I each felt itchy in both beds, I couldn’t visually identify anything and we don’t have sensitive skin but it’s as enough at times to wake me up. I’m not sure what happened to the hospitality business but being offered nothing after expressing frustration at the stay multiple times by phone and in person at the front desk then even at check out being told I was moved since I was the one complaining. Honestly it just sucked. It was exh

The check in and out was great and the front staff for both were great. The room was clean except for the tub having a little dirt in it but nothing major. My daughter, granddaughter and nephew slept great in the bed which was very comfortable. However, I didn't sleep well because my nephew was snoring so loud. My granddaughter slept through his snoring so I with that I will say the beds are comfortable. We didn't get a chance to try the breakfast because we checked out early but will try the restaurant on my next visit.