Lyons places to stay

Our stay was great. Beds were comfortable. House was clean. We did wish there were a few more options to cook with and some grilling utensils but we made it work. I would stay here again.

This place was perfect for us! It was better than the pictures, comfortable, and the hosts were very friendly! We were a bit surprised to see a hip campers when we arrived back from dinner, but luckily they were friendly and didn't mind that we were enjoying late night laughter with friends on the patio. We enjoyed the serenity of the country and the uniqueness of staying in a barn! We highly recommend this space!

Alek’s home was clean, comfy, and decorated very nice with the farmhouse theme. The neighborhood was quiet. The location was close to downtown so convenient to everywhere we went. We definitely will book another stay when we are back in Great Bend!

We had a nice relaxing stay even though it was for a short while. We would stay here again

Large apartment lots of windows, perfect for my needs. Neighbor’s restaurant downstairs excellent for breakfast and lunch.

It is a lovely little home with just enough space for a couple of people. The outside firepit looked amazing. The wind was too high so we did not take advantage of it. If I have the honor of staying there during football season I will definitely try and take advantage of the firepit.

It was quiet. Stores and restaurants were close. Also, it was close to the cosmosphere.

Beautiful place, very peaceful with a beautiful yard. Would definitely recommend. Ran into a small problem with the door but Melissa responded immediately and got the problem fixed even tho it was late at night. She was a great host and love the friendly dogs.

Located in a very uhhh, unassuming, town to put it flatteringly. This place is bona-fide rural deep in the bowels of middle ‘Merica™️, the backwater where bougie angels fear to tread. That being said, it’s a clean, comfortable, and convenient option for those who are fighting to not fall asleep at the wheel as they make their probably involuntary drive across the perpetual plains and pastures that are Kansas, all 400 miles of it.