A Home Away From Home
Nostalgic Stay Inn
Oakley, Kansas
2 Beds in each room
Free Breakfest
About Us
A Nostalgic Inn in the West of Kansas
The Nostalgic Stay Inn, located in Western Kansas right at I-70 and Exit 70, is one of the few American owned motels which does not pay a high-fee franchise. So it can pass the savings on to you by giving you a top grade room for a discount price, starting at $59.88 (plus tax). There is also nearby breakfast at our neighboring Colonial Steakhouse, considered the best restaurant within 80 miles. We offer lots of diverse amenities including coffee, TVS, Wifi
Jeffrey and Shirley have been running this inn for years and give out the best possible experience for their guests! From Customer Service, to cleanliness, they will satisfy your needs!
Jeffrey and Shirley, Your Hosts
As American owned Motel, we have a different take about
being pet friendly!
“I’ve been operating this American owned motel in which I built to escape the big city! In all that time, I’ve never had a dog steal towels, bedclothes, silverware or pictures off the walls. I’ve never had to evict a dog in the middle of the night for being drunk and disorderly. And I’ve never had a dog run out on a hotel bill. if your dog will vouch for you, you’re welcome to be at home and stay here, too.”
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Amenities
Free WiFi
Free High Speed Wireless Internet Access!
Free Parking
Free Parking right in front of your room!
Bedroom Comforts
Clean, comfortable, homey rooms with parking in front of your room.
Coffee Maker
Free Coffee Maker in each room!
Lazy Boy Recliners
Relax and sit back!
Microwaves, Refrigerator, and more!
Everything you need for a nice stay!
Have a Question?
Talk to the Host
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Location & Nearby Attractions
There are plenty of attractions near our Inn, you will never have a bored time in the west heart of Kansas!
Hiking and Recreation
Just 30 miles away are the Chalk Pyramids! The Address is Lewis, KS 67748.
https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/kansas/monument-rocks-chalk-pyramids
Sight Seeing
Fick Fossil Museum, considered one of the top 25 museums, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.