Hotels in Custer County

"It was great and the views outstanding. Pat"

"When booking a budget hotel for a quick overnight we weren't expecting much but this hotel exceeded our expectations. Upon check-in we asked for a first floor room with an outside door and the staff was more than happy to accommodate. The room was clean and comfortable with nice amenities and the breakfast was ample and satisfying. Be sure to check out Kinkaiders Brewery for a beer and a meal while in town."

"Enjoyable stay. Clean."

"Staff during check in and check out were both very nice. Room was very clean and the bed was comfy. Not much to their breakfast, but that was to expected. I'd stay here again!"

"I wasn't expecting to find a place like the Arrow Hotel in a small town like Broken Bow, but man, was I impressed. This place has character—like, actual history and charm, not that fake old-timey stuff slapped together with barnwood wallpaper. The rooms were clean, quiet, and had a vintage style that felt more classy than kitschy. The bed was super comfortable, and everything worked like it was supposed to. Wi-Fi? Solid. Water pressure? Excellent. Sleep? Uninterrupted. The attached restaurant and bar were way better than I expected. The food was legit tasty (you gotta try the prime rib if it’s on special), and the atmosphere made it feel like a local favorite, not just a hotel afterthought. But the best part? The staff. Friendly without being fake, helpful without hovering, and genuinely welcoming. You can tell they give a damn about the place and the people staying there. If you're passing through, visiting family, or just exploring the lesser-known parts of Nebraska, the Arrow Hotel is 100% worth the stop. It’s a perfect mix of old-school charm and modern comfort. I'd stay again in a heartbeat."

"Only wished I had made reservations earlier so could have had a ground floor room. +"

"Quite clesn locstion. Not very much breakfast selection"

"Great. "

"We loved this property. Perfect for family and great location. Five stars across the board. "