I have stayed at a lot of places and never write reviews but this time I have to because the manager that night is not to be trusted and has no people skills. I called for a reservation and the manager or owner who was hard to understand said they just bought the place and they just re-did all the... More

The morning we left the Candlelight Inn I took the time to take a photo of the exterior for inclusion in our review, when a car stopped next to me. The driver leaned over and asked me whether I had any business with the Candlelight Inn, and I answered that we just stayed there for the night. He then said:... More

We stayed 2 days at the Candlelight Inn in Scottsbluff, NE. This particular trip was for pleasure rather than business and we had 2 rooms. While decorating was cute, the window treatments did not fit and the lights were so bright outside the room, that it was like day all night long! Very noisy nearby enviroment. The Lounge was closed... More

Do NOT stay, do NOT stay, do NOT stay! I can not say it enough! From the moment I pulled up and saw unkempt landscaping and a large hose draining water from somewhere to the flooded parking lot I was leery! I went into the 'lobby' and was told that even though I was there early, 3:30 I could not... More

One view of the Candlelight Inn is that it is cluttered and a tad threadbare. Another view (with which I agree, by the way) is that it is quirky and nicely comfy. Clearly it is unique among today's cookie-cutter roadside hotels. The homey Candlelight's hallways are filled with floor lamps, bookshelves, mirrors, vintage photos, knick-knacks, books and magazines. Likewise the... More

I stayed here on business, and if I hadn't been staying with a group I definitely would have switched hotels. The owners are very nice and the breakfast is awesome (buffet style) but the rooms are way to creepy for my taste. I stayed in a room that had 2 day beds with a bunch of dolls and other items,... More

The hotel looks like it was built as a low-end chain property, but the owners have decorated it in a (somewhat kitschy) Prairie Victorian style and the feel is much more like a B & B. My room was chain-hotel size and layout, but with only one bed, there was space for a sitting area, which was comfortable. Everything was... More

I was horrified when I went to this hotel. From the moment I walked into the lobby I was sickened by the smell and overcome by how cluttered and dark it was. Because of their 48 hour cancellation policy, I was told that I would have to pay for the room whether I stayed there or not. I went and... More

We stayed at the Candlelight Inn for one night in July of 2007. The striking thing about this motel is the old-fashioned decor. The hallways and rooms are full of "antiques" and other old stuff tastefully displayed: books, magazines, teddy bears, knick-knacks, etc. I had fun just looking at the stuff. However, the motel is just plain old, so the... More