Excellent staff and very friendly people. Very clean rooms…read moreand bathroom. Well decorated and eclectic. Bed is so comfortable Yes stay here

A Disappointing Return…read more I'm genuinely sad to be updating my review from 5 stars to 1 star because my stay here last year was one of the best hotel experiences I've ever had. I praised Hotel Donaldson publicly, recommended it without hesitation, returned this year intentionally, and even purchased their merchandise. That context matters because this comes from a former fan. Unfortunately, this year's stay was a dramatic step backward. The biggest issue started immediately with parking. I arrived during a blizzard, with snow piled to the curb and no visible valet staff despite valet parking being advertised. I had to self-park and then go inside to find staff, which defeats the purpose of offering valet, especially in severe weather. The following day, I asked the reception about the consequences of not moving my car due to snow accumulation and was told it would be a $30 citation (less than the cost of parking, so I rolled the dice). The next day, I returned to find my car had been towed. To be clear, I accept responsibility for ignoring posted signage. My frustration is not about being towed. It's about the lack of warning or proactive guidance from the hotel, particularly when this is clearly a known issue. When I later mentioned it downstairs at the restaurant, staff and patrons openly acknowledged that this happens often. That disconnect is avoidable and disappointing. Beyond parking, the lack of basic guest amenities became impossible to ignore. There is no microwave in the room or reliably available at all. I called reception to see if they could rewarm some soup, and was told: "Sorry, no, our only microwave has been loaned out to a long-term guest." There is also no ice machine, requiring a call to reception and a trip to the desk. "Room service" is limited to the downstairs restaurant's hours, which do not always include breakfast. The in-room technology is outdated and feels out of place in a boutique hotel charging premium rates. Last year, these were minor quirks overshadowed by exceptional hospitality. This year, they compounded into a frustrating experience, especially during a winter storm when guests are spending more time in their rooms. I'm writing this publicly not to pile on, but in the hope that it reaches someone empowered to make changes. Hotel Donaldson used to be something special. I know it can be again. Right now, though, the experience no longer matches the reputation that once made it a highlight of my travels.

Stayed here while visiting Concordia College -- there's a discount code so that's cool…read more The front desk guy was delightful. The lobby is huge and looks like it would be a nice place to hang if you're with a group. Our room was simple, felt a little dated but clean and comfy. There were several very long very dark hairs on the walls of the shower. Not ideal, but not the worst thing ever. The shower was nice and hot!

Nice lobby. Fab, enormous room. Great outdoor area. Excellent desk staff. Dog friendly…read more This place had a locked and loaded 5-star review but then - say it ain't so! - I found out they charge for breakfast. Marriott, that's not how it works at Courtyard. The room cost us enough, breakfast should be free. Let me know when you fix this problem, and I'll be happy to grant that fifth star.

This hotel is fantastic. You can tell they really care about taking care of the property and…read moreproviding guests with a great experience. The rooms are essentially mini suites with full kitchens, a nice sitting area by the tv, and filtered drinker water. Happy hour is an added bonus. Breakfast options are thoughtfully provided including some vegan options like oat milk for cereal and almond butter or peanut butter for toast. Check out the Blarney Stone across the street.

Great property! Spent the night here while traveling. Spacious room, one king, mini fridge,…read moremicrowave, Kerrigan, desk area, the shower was great. The pool and spa area were great, towels were even provided. It's located right off the interstate. Every staff member I had contact with were friendly and professional. Continental breakfast was good before hitting the road. I would recommend this property.

If you're from MN and have ever been to the former Keg and Case, Brewhalla is a replica. Same…read morebuild, same idea of a food hall, etc. I loved it here! Since Keg and Case went out of business, being here brought back all the feels. It seems like every state is getting a food hall of some sort. What sets Brewhalla a part is that it's also a hotel. Yes, you heard right. The hotel is level 3 and above while the food hall is level 1 and 2. I can't speak towards the hotel specifically, yet I do know it's pet friendly which is always a win in my book. Built in 2023, Brewhalla is relatively new which means the facility is very clean and sterile. The bathrooms are huge and near each bathroom is a nice water filter stand to fill water bottles along with complimentary cups and even dog bowls for the furry friends. Seating is massive with lots of options from small tables to high tops to long picnic benches and couches. Personally, I would recommend working here if you are a remote employee. With lots of natural light due to the large windows, you can sit in or out. It's not super packed at least on the weekdays, and feels very zen. There are various indoor plants sprinkled around the building along with twinkle lights. The vibe is both edgy and modern. There most unique shop in the hall sells miniature items. You have to see it to believe it. Another unique component is the classroom labeled Unglued which offers various art classes such as stain glass making and print making. Make sure you look online at all the food options and stores prior to arriving. There's wood fired pizza, oysters, ice cream, bars, and even a dog station with toys and treats. Overall, everyone can find something here for them. I wish Brewhalla great success and hope it stays in business!! Bravo!!!

If Valhalla had better hops, fewer axes, and a solid pinball arcade, it would look a lot like…read moreBrewhalla Hotel. This Fargo gem (tied to Drekker Brewing) is less "hotel" and more "glorified adult playground with beds upstairs." Every room is themed around one of Drekker's beers--think murals, wild labels, and enough personality that your standard beige chain-hotel room starts looking like a beige cry for help. Cool themes? Check. You're basically sleeping inside a can of something hoppy and slightly unhinged. The craft beer situation is ridiculous in the best way. Walk downstairs (or just wander the complex) and you're swimming in Drekker's lineup--sours, IPAs, whatever experimental wizardry they're pouring that day. Free taster at check-in seals the deal: most hotels give you a stale cookie; these people hand you actual beer. Priorities, people. The hangout areas are spacious and actually usable. No awkward lobby chairs that look like they were designed by someone who hates sitting. Instead you've got open floors, cozy nooks, outdoor spots, and enough breathing room that you can properly settle in with a pint without feeling like you're in a waiting room. Add a fleet of pinball machines scattered around (dozens, according to the devotees), and suddenly "just one more game" becomes a legitimate evening plan. Flippers, beer, good vibes--the holy trinity. Food options keep the party going. The on-site market/hall throws down real variety--pizza, burgers, noodles, bakery stuff, raw bar bits, coffee, the works--so you never have to leave the compound if you don't want to. It's the rare hotel where "room service" is just walking downstairs and not being disappointed. Witty verdict: Brewhalla doesn't do "quiet luxury." It does "loud, beer-soaked, pinball-clacking joy with a roof over your head." If your idea of a perfect stay involves themes that slap, taps that never quit, space to actually hang, and zero risk of boredom, this place is basically cheating. Just don't blame them when you start measuring all future hotels against "did it have pinball and free beer on arrival?" Most won't.

We booked a Moosetracks K whirlpool suite for our final stop in ND, a relaxing 1ni stay. We debated…read morebringing swimwear but decided that we'd prefer the whirlpool over a crowded pool. It was a wise choice. This is a favorite hotel for us. The "log cabin-ish" theme carries throughout, with extra focus/ detail on the themed suites. (My only complaint on the top-tier suites is that they're right at the top of the stairs and people LOVE thumping up and down them, loudly. We went with the room category down, which still has a separate whirlpool that's not in the restroom though it doesn't have a TV & fireplace specifically for said whirlpool. A fair sacrifice for a quiet room. The room was clean and spacious, with woodland creature adornments (moosetrack room). Breakfast was not worth stopping for. One pan of hot items, apples, and sweet stuff - even the blueberries were sweetened. (If you're there for the evening reception, that's definitely worth attending.) There were ample towels & outlets. It came it right at $150 after taxes/fees. We slept well & woke up refreshed, ready for our long drive.

So frustrated by my experience here. I booked and paid in advance via third party (booking.com),…read morewhich stated the hotel was pet friendly. When I arrived, the person at the front desk noticed my cat and then told me I could no longer stay there because they are pet friendly...only to dogs. When I expressed that this was literally nowhere in the policy I read, the girl shrugged and told me it was because we booked third party and gave me an excuse that there had been an incident with a cat recently, but took no responsibility for the third party website having outdated information, and did not offer to help me find other accommodations or compensate me in any way. Very stressful experience with a rude employee.

We stayed here as we were in the area to visit State Parks and the Trolls. It was a convenient…read morelocation, not far off the freeway, close to downtown. It was clean. Staff was friendly and helpful. Rooms were spacious. They were suites so a bed and sitting area which is nice so you don't have to sit on the bed. Beds and pillows were comfy. Breakfast was ok. Instant oatmeal and only original available. Juice machine was not working so only orange juice in the plastic containers in the fridge. Bathrooms were tiny. Rooms could be better laid out. Some odd empty corners and making the bathroom a bit bigger would have been a better layout. There were two TV remotes and we couldn't figure out how to get to multiple channels. Not sure why that was so hard to figure out. It's a nice hotel and staff was great. A little lower rating because it's just not as nice as some other places we've stayed.

I booked through Priceline. When I went to check in I was told that I had no reservation because…read moresomeone from Priceline called and canceled my room the night before. The front desk girl nor the manager apologized for the enormous inconvenience! Priceline blamed the hotel and the hotel blamed Priceline. At least Priceline apologized. The two ladies at the hotel were not helpful. I won't be using Priceline ever again nor will I stay at this particular Microtel Inn.

Parking was hard to find but room was clean and comfortable. As far as HS locations go this one was…read moregood. The people at check in and check out were friendly and ensured we had a good stay. The daily reception food and beverages were pretty simple, but it is always nice to have a little snack available when you come in after a long day at the office.

This location had great staff and was welcoming. Our room looked great except when we got to the…read morebed. When you pulled down the top blanket you saw the dirty messed up sheets. They made up the bed without changing the sheets. We had the manager come in and take a look and she got us a different room. So we have mixed feelings about this location. Plus we had to use our points as a Diamond member to get a couple bottles of water. Maybe another location next time.

Some of the friendliest people I have ever met in my life are here in Fargo North Dakota and the…read moreHilton Garden Inn has all of the good ones. I travel all over the country and all over the world and the hello and recognition of being a diamond member was absolutely stunning. I ask for some strange requests mostly to see if people are paying attention. Years of touring in the entertainment industry has taught me... Never skimp on the details and the Hilton Garden Inn in Fargo North Dakota did not. Thank you so much for the hospitality and the wonderful picture of Patrick Swayze... The electric candles were a nice touch

Worst service, the front desk lady was very over herself when I tried to ask about why the pancake…read moremachine wasn't working. She was occupied on her cell phone and told me that there should be an attendant over there. I walked back and walked around to look for anyone with a uniform on. No one stuck out, saw no body. Went back and asked how to find where this attendant is. She got upset and said escorted me over to the breakfast area. By the time we got there enough people were complaining about the pancakes that the old lady dressed in no uniform (that I had not seen before) was fixing the pancake machine. She then pointed and said are you happy look, then walked away saying something about how the kitchen isn't handled by the hotel. Okay but your service is, what a bitch. Below is the lair where the old lady was being apparently, says employees only so how am I to know that's who I ask for help? Front desk is like 15' away.

My key card wouldn't work to get into the pool and no one was available to let me in. So there's…read morethat. Don't expect to go swimming at all if you planned on it.

Nice experience in decent hotel. Located in area with food and coffee options but not busy…read morecompared to downtown Fargo.