The madam, Jeanie, really loves this place and it shows. She welcomed us with drinks and treated us as old friends, rather than guests. She went out of her way to make sure we were comfortable.The rooms have seen better days, but for 1 night, it was an experience to stay at this historic Inn.

Charming historic hotel/B&B. The innkeeper is great. Rooms have a great deal of character, well cared for. A bit old, but much better than you'd expect for the price. The food is fine. The only drawback is that there's not much to Chadron. The hotel is not only the best in town, it's also the best restaurant. One night when... More

I spent two night at the Olde Main Street Inn and totally agree with the other reviews. The inn is a delight as is the Jeannie, the owner/bartender. You are given a welcome drink upon arrival and also meet her lovable dog, Ginger. I am a light sleeper and thought that noise from the bar below would bother me. On... More

We stayed at the Olde Main Street Inn over Labor Day weekend, and wished we could have stayed longer. We were on a road trip from Chicago to Nebraska/South Dakota, and the Olde Main Street Inn was absolutely the perfect place to stay on a trip like that. At the turn of the 20th century, the hotel was the type... More

I would agree with the previous post-this is a very unusual, interesting place run by a hospitable innkeeper. It is charming but not cute, interesting but not quaint. The suite we stayed in consisted of rooms that rambled from one to the other and the furnishings are old but comfortable. The shower is old and rusty but CLEAN and the... More

We enjoyed our stay at the Olde Main Inn. The innkeeper is very friendly and the food is good. We stayed in the Mari Santoz Suite. The other suite is the better accomodation but both were very nice. It is an old hotel. It hasn't been too "quaintified" and retains the feel of a hotel next to the train station... More