Old but clean. No hair dryers. Traffic noise a little loud. Didn't have the breakfast. Inexpensive.read more

I thought this was a cute cozy little place, rooms where a decent size. Good prices. I was tempted…read moreto stay because I liked the place. The building maybe old....IDK but I could tell they took care of the place. It was better then a motel 8 I stayed @ in peirre SD. Better then the place I am staying in now writing this review. The place I am in now in Omaha is a S*** hole. :( whyy?!??!! lol.. o-well I haven't seen a bug yet, and haven't gotten any bites yet, and they do no refunds. Everything worked here, there where a few light bulbs out but none that where of any importance. I should have maybe said something to the girl @ the front desk, but I was only staying one night. The lady @ the front desk was polite and allowed me to move into a diff room, then what she originally put me in, b.c. the original room was sorta in the back and was harder to get to, and I just like to be able to walk out of my room car parked right outside my door, and go... which is why I usually avoid those large motels, where you have to walk down the long hall, down the stairs past the front office, and to your car. There where no single bedrooms open so I got to stay in a 2bedroom. SCORE! for the price of a one bedroom. The furniture was fashionable-cute. I really thought this was a cute place. The blue towels where a nice touch. I was so comfy here I was late for check out. hehe.. oops. I hope they didn't notice. I slept past the alarm clock. & went into the front office and put the key in the drop box. They didn't ask for a deposit that I remember. They did have some muffins, pastries, cereal, milk, orange juice, in the breakfast area. I only know this b.c. I went into the breakfast area when I was trying to go to where the ice was. I took a chocolate muffin. The internet didn't work that well on my Ipad, but my computer internet worked. I was @ a far bedroom far from the front office, and I think that maybe why my internet was having a few issues. not sure, usually @ motels that are small motels not large chains they have the router in the front office and the rooms farther from the main base have slower internet. Thumbs up on this place. Everything was so cute. I really wanted to stay but I needed to go to a larger city to get some things done @ best buy, my bank, and take a little break from work. The only thing I didn't like was it was on a busy street. I didn't hear much noise but getting out of the building I had to wait for traffic to be clear cause it's on the main street in Yankton. I'd stay here again.

Beautiful campground and huge lodge. Definite must!!read more

Very nice place. Comfy, modest and totally functional. Extra helpful staff and the attached…read morerestaurant is very good. The Niobrara area is very scenic with good hunting and fishing

We stay at the Shady Rest every year when we visit family. It is just what we need--bed-bath-TV…read more They are small, but what more do you need when you are only there to sleep! It is very clean and close to the wonderful Corral cafe down the street. Owner is very nice too. They really take care of you.

It's convenient, clean, warm (in the winter, when you need it), and friendly. Kitchens in the rooms…read moreif you need them. And reasonably priced. My-go-to place in Springfield.

This visitor center has a lot packed in it. There's information about the dam, Lewis and Clark, and…read morethe wildlife in the area. There is a lot of activities for children too, including how quickly someone can put on a life jacket, to dress up activities. There's some exhibits missing (related to the Native Americans), but I'm sure they're being reworked to be more culturally sensitive. There's a very impressive taxidermy exhibit. There's also viewing balconies to look at the dam and the water. It's great to people-watch the people on the water. There's a small gift shop area that sells postcards, books, and other goodies. The entrance area has a lot of brochures for information and attractions in the area.

We love carving out time to head here with the kids. It's…read morefun to cross the dam and then easy to get to up the hill. IT's free to enter, and there is quite a bit of fun and interactive history elements. There is also a lot for the kids to do and explore. There are great views of the lake as well as the river. Just on most recent stop we didn't even go into the center, we just utilized the park and covered picnic table area. It is a little dated, but the staff is young and super friendly. Learning about the army corp is super fascinating to me, and the whole dam system, it's very informative.