Thursday, September 3, 2026

The Best Hotels Near Dinty Moore's Bar, by the Record


  1. The design pays homage to Omaha's Prohibition era, when the saloons went underground and word of mouth was the only Yelp around. Hotel Indigo is a boutique hotel on Dodge Street that gives the heartland a proper stylish stay, with rooms that lean into local history rather than the usual corporate beige. The Michelin Guide has selected it, which feels about right for a place that takes its sense of place this seriously.



  2. Sand and taupe tones, channeled headboards, and soaker tubs give the rooms a polished residential calm that's rare in a city hotel. The Kindler is a boutique hotel that brought Lincoln its first proper independent address, and it shows in the details: art-forward interiors, an honor bar, and Salon Suites with actual living room space. Downtown Lincoln is right outside the door, and there's a bar program worth staying in for.



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