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Centennial Mall W 30 E E W # Lodging Facilities Hays Street Index Adams .......... B-3 Hwy 40 ......... E-2 to G-8 Trinity Dr ........ C-5 2 Agnes Dr ........ D-6/E-6 Ida Ln. E-6 Truman Cir ....... B-3 Allen St ......... E-3/D-4/E-4 Indian Trail ....... C-5/D-5 Vicki Ln ......... G-5 Amhurst St ....... C-3 J.P. Dr .......... B-3/C-3 Vine St .......... A-4 to F-4 = Indoor 240TH I Anthony Dr ....... E-6 Jefferson Dr ...... B-3 Village Dr ........ F-5 Aqua ........... G-6 John Ramon Rd ... G-6 Virginia Dr ....... D-5 Goodland Kansas City Map Location LodgingFacility Total Rooms Rate Range RestaurantLounge Pool Whirlpool/SaunaExerciseLaundry Room* Guest Service LaundryPets Allowed Free Breakfast Free HBOFree InCoffee RoomW = WirelessHigh InternetSpeed A Arbor Dr ......... D-3 Josephine Dr ..... G-6 Vista Dr. ......... B-3 VE. Americas Best Value Inn Vagabond Arnold Dr ........ F-5 Judith Dr ........ E-6 Volga Dr ......... D-6/E-6 145 mi. Topeka 268 mi. 2524 Vine HSI Ash St .......... C-4/D-3/E-3 Keystone ........ B-1 Walnut St ........ C-3/D-3/E-3 32 92 $55-95 ENERSYS RD. Located outside of town. HAYS A 785-625-2511 W W. 55TH 205 mi. www.americasbestvalueinn.com * Augusta Ln ...... C-3 King’s Ct ........ B-2 Washington Cir ... B-2 ELLIS COUNTY Autumn ....... C-3 King’s Gate Dr .... B-2 Weilert Dr ........ F-5/B-3 FAIR GROUNDS 13 Baymont Inn & Suites Barclay Dr ....... C-5 Larned Cir ....... B-3 Western Plains Dr . D-6/E-6 70 3801 Vine EXIT 157 B 785-625-8103 107 $55-109 HSI Barry Ln ......... G-6 Lawrence Dr ..... E-5 Wheatland Ave ... D-6/E-6 KANSAS 70 www.baymontinns.com * W Bermuda Ct ...... E-7 Lewis Dr ......... E-3 Whittier Rd ....... E-5 Big Creek Dr ..... G-6 Limestone Ct ..... E-7 Willow St ........ C-4/D-4 HAYS Best Western Butterfield Inn Salina 1010# E. 41st Bison Rd ........ G-3 Lincoln Dr ....... D-3 Woodrow Ct ...... C-4 C 785-621-4337 71 $125-145 HSI Broadway Ave .... C-5/D-5 Linda Ln ......... G-5 Yellowstone ...... B-1 * W 220TH www.bestwesternkansas.com Brookside Dr ..... E-5 Logan Dr ........ G-6 1st St. W ......... E-3 52 CITY MAP 98 mi. nd Budget Host Villa Inn Burgandy Dr ..... F-5 Longfellow ....... E-5 2 St. W ........ E-3 rd 810 E. 8th Butterfield Rd ..... C-2 Macarthur Rd ..... D-5/E-5 3 St. W ......... E-3 A 83 I-35 HSI VE. D 785-625-2563 49 $39-65 Campus N ....... E-3 Madison Dr ...... B-2 4th St. W ......... E-3 www.budgethost.com * Campus S ....... E-3 Main St ......... D-4/E-4/E-3/F-3 5th St. E ......... E-3/E-4 Comfort Inn & Suites Canal Blvd ....... B-3/C-3/D-3 Main St Terr ...... D-4 5th St. W ......... E-3 1001 E. 41st th 183 56 $55-119 W Canterbury ....... C-6 to G-6 Maple St ........ E-4 6 St. E ......... E-3/E-4 E 785-625-9322 th www.choicehotels.com * Castillian Blvd .... D-3 Marjorie Dr ....... D-5 6 St. W ......... E-3 260TH Castillo Rd ....... G-6 Marshall Rd ...... D-5/E-5 7th St. E ......... E-3/E-4 Days Inn Cedar ........... E-4 Meadow Dr ...... G-5 7th St. W ......... E-3 3205 Vine A HSI th FRONTIER RD. VE. 785-628-8261 104 $51-103 Centennial Blvd ... D-4/D-5 Metro Ln ........ C-6 8 St. E ......... E-4/F-4/F-5/F-6 F W th www.daysinn.com Central St ........ C-1 Millstone Dr ...... B-1 8 St. W ......... E-3 47TH W. 48TH E. 48TH Chaumont Dr ..... C-3 Millstone Ct ...... B-1 9th St. E ......... E-4 Fairfield Inn by Marriott Garden City th LARNED CIR. DR. 377 Mopar Drive Cherryhill Dr ...... C-2 Millstone Cir ...... B-1 9 St. W ......... E-3/E-4 EFFERSON DR. Wichita J 785-625-3344 62 $64-95 HSI Cho Rd ......... G-6 Milner St ........ D-4/E-4/F-4 10th St. E ........ E-3/E-4 A G 230TH 139 mi. www.fairfieldinn.com th 46TH Circle Dr ......... C-4 Mission Mt ....... D-3 10 St. W ........ E-3 VIST W. 45TH E. 45TH 175 mi. ADAMS DR. th OOVER DR. Hampton Inn Clay Dr .......... G-6 Montgomery St ... E-4 11 St. E ........ E-4 H 45TH th A 4002 General Hays Rd. Cody Ave ........ D-4 Mopar Dr ........ B-4 11 St. W ........ E-3 VE. I 80 $99-129 HSI 785-621-4444 th . H $25 College St ....... D-1 Motz Ave ........ D-5 12 St. E ........ E-3/E-4 W. 44TH . 70 www.hamptoninn.com * Fee Colonial ......... C-2/D-3 NCK Rd ......... D-6 12th St. W ........ E-3 KING’S CT. 270TH th Holiday Inn Express Columbine Cir .... C-2 New Way Blvd .... H-7 13 St. E ........ E-3 to E-7 AM CT ON CIR T TO DENVER 4650 Roth Ave. th MILLSTONE CT. W. 43RD 91 $95-115 HSI Columbine Dr ..... C-2/D-2 Newton Cir ....... B-3 13 St. W ........ E-3 W. 43RD E. 43RD HAYS RD. HAYS 785-625-8000 A I W th . VE. * Commerce Pkwy .. C-7 to H-7 Northridge Dr ..... C-4 14 St. E ........ E-4 NEWT . MILLSTONE DR. HARRISON ST www.hiexpress.com E. th W. 42ND E. FILMORE DR Copper Creek Cir .. E-6 Northridge Ct ..... C-4 14 St. W ........ E-3/E-4 AV AV DR E Knights Inn Cottonwood Ave .. C-3/D-3 Oak St .......... C-4/D-4/E-3 15th St. E ........ E-4/E-5 NE 3503 Vine WASHINGTON CIR. TO LEGEND HSI th MILLSTONE CIR. GENERAL SMOK 785-625-4839 45 $35-69 Country Club Dr ... C-3 Oak St Terr ...... D-4 15 St. W ....... D-3/D-4 OTH 42ND TRUMAN CIR. J W R www.knightsinn.com Country Ln ....... C-4 Oakmont St ...... C-2/C-3 16th St. E ........ E-4 G MADISON DR MOPAR DR. KEYS OVENANT th SHERMAN KING’S GATE DR. KING’S GATE . Covenant Dr ..... B-2 Olympic Ln ....... C-3 16 St. W ........ D-3/E-4 Y Airport C Motel 6 41ST . 41ST E N 41ST VINEYARD RD. H AUTUMN LN. COUNTR th H ILLCREST 3404 Vine Crestwood Dr ..... G-5/G-6 Park St .......... E-3 17 St. E ........ E-4 to E-7 . ILL YELLOWSTON D W th SUMMER LN 785-625-4282 87 $40-64 R A J. K Darci Dr ......... G-5 Patio Dr ......... D-6 17 St. W ........ D-3/D-4 DR. W Y 11 D IR D * R P. Lobby A www.motel6.com th L F . C 40TH DR. Dechant Rd ...... E-4 Pershing Ct ...... D-4 18 St. E ........ D-4/E-4/E-5 E DR. 40TH H I Y EXIT 159 # Attractions Depper Dr ....... G-5 Pershing Dr ...... D-4 18th St. W ........ D-3/D-4 F Ramada R 75 LN 39TH DR. th E 39TH 3603 Vine T ROAD Donald Dr ....... D-5/E-5/F-5 Pine St .......... D-4/E-4/E-3 19 St. E ........ D-4/E-5/E-6/E-7 . HSI T U 785-625-7371 191 $55-129 B 39TH L th CANAL BLVD. W 45TH www.ramada.com * Douglas Dr ....... D-5/E-5 Pinehurst St ...... C-3 19 St. W ........ D-3/D-4 W. 38TH 38TH th POST Buildings Downing Ave ..... D-4/D-5 Plaza Ave ........ C-4 20 St. E ........ D-4/E-5/E-6/E-7 38TH B O FOR Quality Inn Drive A ......... G-7 Plum St ......... D-4 20th St. W ........ D-3/D-4 T 38TH HUNDERBIRD DR. 37TH 37TH 37TH 2810 Vine Drive B .......... H-7 Post Rd ......... C-2 21st St. E ........ D-4/D-5/D-6 37TH W T 785-628-8008 31 $60-85 CHAUMON H M L st S L I I Drum Ave ........ D-5 Post Rock Dr ..... B-7 21 St. W ........ D-3/D-4 L U www.choicehotels.com 37TH 36TH N E. 37TH Business/Industrial L nd C M 36TH C Dwight Dr ........ E-3 Prairie Run Ct .... E-7 22 St. E ........ D-4/D-5/D-6/D-7 O M W R Sleep Inn & Suites E ILLOW ST nd E L J Eisenhower Dr .... D-5/E-5 Reservation Rd ... G-4 to G7/H-7 22 St. W ....... D-3/D-4 S N R 1011 E. 41st F . 35TH 35TH K POST rd A T D L 53 ELM ST T H N 785-625-2700 55 $70-109 W Eldorado Ln ...... C-3 Richards Rd ...... G-6 23 St. E ........ D-4 I R D R D R. N ALL DR W R www.choicehotels.com rd A Y . F Business/Retail & Restaurants Elm St .......... C-3/D-3/E-3 Riley St ......... F-4 23 St. W ........ D-3/D-4 AGE 34TH ROCK DR. th ST Englewood ...... D-3 Robin Terrace Rd .. G-6 24 St. E ........ D-4/D-5/D-6 . Super 8 Motel W 34TH Y . th THUNDERBIRD CT GREENBRIAR LN. 76 65 3730 Vine Fairway Dr ....... C-3 Robins Rd ....... G-6 24 St. W ........ D-3/D-4 RM RD. GREENBRIAR LN. 33RD 33RD E. 33RD HSI WA 76 $56-72 th ASH ST.
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