Maple Uncommon
Guest House and Gallery
Please be informed that although this building is for sale,
I am still open for business. The rates depend on the location in the building and type of rooms desired. Rates range from $85.00 to $150.00 (family suite) All queen beds are on the second floor; rooms with two queen beds are divided by a 3/4 wall for privacy. There is no elevator, but the stairs are easily accessible.
King beds are available on the first floor, as well as a family suite.
All rooms have private baths with showers and WIFI is included in the rate.
I am unable to process credit cards, but either cash or a personal check are acceptable forms of payment
The building is locked 24/7, and only registered guests have the code to the font door.
I live on the third floor, and I am available to guests 8:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Please call (620) 762.3782 for reservations.
ABOUT
Laura Lowry-Greene and her husband Mel Greene’s life had changed forever when they spotted the Maple Common Hotel for sale on the internet on Friday, June 16th 2006. They were so excited they decided to drive to Columbus the next day to look at it. From then on, it was theirs. ‘”It was love at first sight,” said Laura. Seeing the hardwood floors and ceilings with original tin was too hard to pass up. They knew that they wanted to relocate to Columbus and that it was going to be their new home.
Laura and her husband put a lot of work into the hotel. They wanted a space that encouraged local artists to sell and showcase their work proudly. Laura is known for being so passionate about advocating for art and local artists to have the chance to showcase their work.
“It’s not the art of hospitality, it’s the hospitality of art.”
– Laura Lowry-Greene
"Columbus Day Art Show"
Featuring the works of artists from:
Art Forms from Pittsburg, Kansas. Stop in and vote for your favorite!
Meet the Artists Reception
4:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Saturday, October 12th, 2024
620-762-3782
120 East Maple Street, Columbus, KS 66725
This event is free and open to the public!
Art will be on display through November 15th.