I stay in Pierre for work and try out different hotels. I feel confident in stating this is the…read morebest place to stay. It is clean, it is safe and it is affordable for the quality that you get it.

I would never book with this hotel again. I booked because I was flying into Pierre airport last…read morenight, and didn't want to drive 2 hours to my customer at night. The flight was cancelled (by Great Lakes airlines), and our travel agency immediately called to see if room could be cancelled. Nope, no way, no how. Not our problem your flight is cancelled. I have since learned that this flight, which arrives at 7:45 p.m. is often cancelled. Therefore, this business is scooping up no-show revenue all over the place. No flexibility. Now, I am re-scheduled back to Pierre tonight, same flight but I will pick ANY hotel other than this one when I arrive this evening. I will sleep in my rental car before I will give them another nickel.

The AmericInn was very clean, had great breakfast, was located near a bunch of restaurants and gas…read morestations, and had great views of the river! Felt safe at this hotel - would stay again if we're ever back in Fort Pierre!

The friendliest staff!! Front desk, breakfast crew, housekeeping! Seriously wonderful people! Clean…read more& well kept, cozy lobby outdated but tastefully decorated, lovely fireplace, beautiful views of the river below! Beautiful walking path between hotel & river-peaceful benches. Enjoyed the pool & breakfast! Great parking! Will definitely stay again!!

Everything!! It's a low quality and old. I do not recommend it, no breakfast, no internet, dirty…read more Front staff was nice, but only one room cleaning in 1 week. Room smelled musty. Had to go down to front desk to get toilet paper because no room cleaning/stocking service. Rooms aren't cleaned unless you request. Location is ok. This is more of a long term low cost residential hotel. If I could give it a negative, I would. There are better hotels to stay at.

If I could give 0 stars it would probably qualify. Let's start with checkin: seemed pretty easy,…read morethat is, until I had to make two trips back down to the front desk because my room key did not work. Of note here, I was moved rooms each time. Why? It was explained that some of the card readers on some rooms were "supposed to be fixed" but must not have been. While I could appreciate your then-front desk employee being basically overly apologetic, she made it a point to stress how bad things are around the hotel, hence why she put her notice in. This then turned into a wild conspiracy theory that since putting in said notice, management/owners are taking away certain needed access rights such as access to provide guests with things like more towels, but adding on she wouldn't be surprised if making keys was also part of that. Oh yeah and she also shared how while probably against policy, she's been telling guests to grab something from the "store" as a means of trying to make it up to them. That then made me wonder, was this why I was told I could take a popcorn and soda? Now we get to the room, again 3rd try is a charm I guess! Kitchen was clean, bathroom seemed clean, beds ok. Having dropped my charger on the floor, I check under the bed for it and there's crumbs and such; if you're going to have an open space under the bed, should probably make sure you vacuum under it. After driving all day I wanted to turn on the TV to unwind; no signal. Being tech savvy myself I make sure it's on a likely hdmi input and it was. Look behind the tv and see the hdmi cable is completely unplugged from the TV. Plug it into the first and second HDMI; first gave me picture but no audio, second did nothing. Yet again third time being the charm, hdmi 3 and wahooo I have a working TV! I then look at the wall next to my bed and see what I can only assume is a previous guest's... boogers maybe? I wasn't about to find out, I just dealt with it and made sure none of my stuff touched that wall. Let's go to the lobby/exterior part of my stay. Lobby was clean sure, but if you offer coffee maybe make enough for your guests? Having one dispenser seems silly. The first sliding door as you are walking into the lobby from outside did not work. Luckily again for troubleshooting, just have to manually slide that door apparently; thank god I am not someone with accessibility needs! I end with the trash receptacles outside. The entirety of my stay they were never emptied and at overflowing capacity. Doesn't really give you a lot of hope in how the hotel is ran. Next time if I am asked where I want to stay when I'm town for work, MyPlace simply won't be my place to stay nor recommend to those wanting to stay in an area hotel. AmericInn or Holiday Inn, here I come!

Nice and clean hotel. Large clean rooms. The only downfall was the breakfast. It was the same…read morebreakfast as a Days Inn or comfort Inn. For $225 breakfast should be a bit better and in the 30 minutes we were down there the food was empty for 10 or more minutes multiple times with several people waiting.

We had a great stay with our extended family at the ClubHouse hotel in Pierre. Our rooms were on…read morethe ground floor and the direct access to the courtyard provided the family with an easy opportunity to gather together outside. The attached restaurant and bar was delicious and so so convenient. The rooms were clean and the hotel staff were friendly and always very helpful. The morning breakfast area was spacious, clean, and the breakfast food options were plentiful. We will stay here again when in Pierre.

Cozy, very friendly, great food, clean! Perfect location, safe area. Will stay here again!read more

Lovely 1890s home, beautifully restored and thoughtfully modernized. The owner, Ron is friendly,…read moreknowledgeable, and makes a fantastic breakfast! Our room was comfortable and nicely decorated. We are retirees, traveling through Pierre on our way to see Mt Rushmore. The Inn is a wonderful break from motels on Rte 90.

The Ramkota Hotel was the only hotel that took dogs in Pierre when we got to town. We were put on…read morethe second floor without the help of an elevator. My biggest problem was with the pillows, which is why I often travel with my own pillow. The pillows were so large!!! The hotel was seemingly under some construction. I can overlook construction.

I would not recommend staying at the Ramkota Hotel in Pierre…read more Today, June 29, 2026, I accompanied my brother while he was checking into his room. While standing in the lobby, I witnessed the front desk manager, Elizabeth, raise her voice at another employee over what appeared to be some type of counting error. Regardless of the reason, it was uncomfortable and unprofessional to witness, especially in front of guests. This wasn't our first negative experience involving Elizabeth. During previous stays, my brother--who has minor mental disabilities--asked where the on-site gym was located and also had a question about his bill. Instead of receiving helpful customer service, he felt dismissed. He has unfortunately become accustomed to people overlooking or talking down to him, but the way he was treated by Elizabeth stood out for the wrong reasons. While I was there today, I also overheard another employee, Sara, say that she felt intimidated by Elizabeth's conduct. Hearing that only reinforced my impression that this may be an ongoing issue rather than an isolated incident. Is Elizabeth the General Manager? If so, that's concerning. If not, I hope ownership is made aware of how guests and employees are being treated. Because of these experiences, my brother will be choosing a different hotel for future visits to Pierre.

This has become my go-to hotel for my weekly stays in Pierre. The rooms are clean enough and…read morecomfortable, and there is at least one staff member I am always glad to see. Unfortunately, however, during my most recent stay, May 18-19, I forgot a black, leather skinny belt in one of the bureau drawers of the room I was checked into. By the time I realized I had forgotten my belt, it was gone, with at least two hotel employees, one of them apparently being the manager, informing me that housekeeping staff members always thoroughly check rooms for items left behind by guests but had not found my belt, alluding that the guest or guests who had stayed in the room after I checked out might have stolen my belt. But, if the hotel's claim that housekeeping employees consistently search rooms for items left behind by guests, then it would undeniably stand to reason that a housekeeping employee stole my belt. So, I will no longer be recommending this property to anyone. Leave nothing behind, especially anything of great value, when checking out of this hotel.

Go somewhere else. Hotel was not clean with mud in the hallways, Ice machine and snack machine…read moredid not work, traction strips on the bottom of the bathtub was peeling. Breakfast was marginal-after checking out the options went across the street to McDonalds. Front desk personnel were indifferent and not knowledgeable about the area. Would not stay here again.

We are staying here this weekend and for the first time ever staying in a hotel they actually have…read moreno towels in our room. We went and asked for towels to shower in the morning and they said that they would put us on a waiting list. They where thinking we would have clean towels by 8am, maybe I'm being inconsiderate but this is a simple request when it comes to paying someone for lodging.

So much to talk about... wish we could have a family reunion here (it is possible). Our room was oh…read moreso quiet and peaceful. The bed was very comfortable and the sheets the softest of soft. Breakfast was delicious! Candied bacon and croissant french toast. Linda is a GREAT host. Look forward to coming back, next time we fly in to Pierre.

This place is by far the best bed and breakfast place I have ever been to. Linda was so hospitable…read moreand prepared a fantastic breakfast consisting of bread pudding and baked oatmeal. The themed rooms were a nice touch and there was a clear view of Pierre from the top floor. Local attractions included the summer league baseball team Pierre Trappers and the stadium is about a 10 minute drive away. Would highly recommend to anyone who go to Pierre.

The hotel was not clean. It was definitely in need of updating. Our bathroom was clean but there…read morewere only 2 out of 4 light bulbs. The towels are typical low end motel towels and only one hand towel was an available. The grab bar in the tub was missing. The shower head is low so if you are taller than 5'11 you will need to duck. The outlets on the side table lamps and side tables don't work. The bed looked like it had memories of that last couple to sleep there with indentations to match their positions. The breakfast would have been a typical hotel complimentary breakfast, except they never refilled anything. We got to the breakfast area with an hour left and the choices were meager. The staff was pleasant but the smell of carpet freshener was overwhelming. The bathroom off the lobby was dirty and out of hand towels. It was quiet. There was plenty of parking.

Very run down, for a place that has tried to have modern decor in this rooms, but dingy as hell and…read moremusty. Breakfast was horrible. The kicker was they wouldn't be flexible with their room charges, as I had been delayed coming into Pierre and wouldn't arrive until the next day after my original reservation date ...they still charged me for the night and were adamant that I had broken the 48 hour cancellation policy...how in the hell was I supposed to know about a flight delay 48 hours in advance?!?...guess you have to be psychic...