Super friendly people. Had to work near by but originally could only find places to stay in Minot…read more $100 a week for campers, $60 a night for the rooms. Laundry services, and again just super nice people!!

I stayed at this location for two months total. So I know the ins and outs very well…read more I would not stay here another day, having experienced and knowing what I know about this hotel now. The only thing that kept me at this location for so long despite its low quality, was the suite type rooms that it offers. The space is very ample for one or two people. Almost like a personal apartment room. Reasons why I would never stay here again: The hotel is very old, over 12 years at the time of this writing so I was told. The walls and flooring are very thin and cheaply made. A door slam clear down the end of the hall will not only be heard in your bedroom at night, but also felt. Your bed and room will shake. Running or feet moving on the floors above you can be heard in your room. Young, bitchy front desk workers purposely slam housekeeping doors at night to wake guests up. Housekeepers will do the same in the mornings and afternoons. So depending upon your normal sleep schedule, be aware. These door slams will shake and rock your entire room. Bed and all. The evening night reception food and drink options are very cheap and low quality. The Staybridge in Bismarck is of higher quality. Not sure what happened with the one in Minot? The drink lady at the evening reception is not happy with life and is not very kind. It is an inconvenience to her when you need a drink or a refill. At the Bismarck location, there is no drink lady! You just grab your own drink from the keg. Or your own glass of wine. Evening beer drinkers only have two options the whole time, Coors Light or Steiner Bock. Bismarck location actually offered two local options which was nice. There are 4 white wine options each night. Zero red wine options. Why? Because guests like red wine, and this is a nuisance to the drink witch. Breakfast here is horrible. Holiday Inn has better breakfast. Young, bitchy front desk workers are lazy, and helping you with anything is no major concern for them. At night, many can be found sleeping at the front desk. Sheets are dirty. Please see attached photos. Spend your money and stay elsewhere. You will have a more peaceful sleep, also better experience all around.

Reasonably priced option in MOT where there aren't that many options. Optimal location for business…read moreand leisure activities. Attractively priced. Great staff and decent complimentary breakfast and manager's evening reception F&B. However, no daily housekeeping and poor maintenance/response to service requests. Notified front desk 3 times of low water pressure, lack of hot water and broken shampoo/soap dispenser. No action taken. Also not a fan of housekeeping every 7 days. Overall, prefer Hampton Inn and Suites on Broadway, near the airport or Hyatt House as these offer more elevated stay experience.

Comfortable hotel. I wasn't expecting much but I was pleasantly surprised. The bed was very…read morecomfortable and clean, bathroom nicely modern. The water pressure in the shower was lacking, but it's an older building. Interesting to walk up into the hotel and walk the halls. Places you right back into high school. There aren't a a lot of amenities. Bring your own toiletries. But the rooms were very nice and comfortable. The room for a weekend was $96 a night, felt like that was reasonable. Will come here again when I'm back in town for fishing.

If you're in Riverdale, you don't have many hotel options. The Riverdale High Lodge is a…read morerespectable choice. As you might guess from the name, this used to be a school. The owner definitely put some money into this place in order to convert it into a hotel. In each room, you'll find a couple beds and a large TV. Unfortunately, my TV did not work and nobody was around who could help. You also will notice that the staff is the most diverse group you could imagine for rural North Dakota. The staff is primarily high school age students from abroad (So far I've met people from Kyrgyzstan, Korea, Russia, and Indonesia!). They are all very nice, but there are certainly some translation issues as you could guess! In order to check in, you may have to go into the restaurant area and flag someone down. It's not a big deal, but just good to know.T he nightly rate is about $90, which is bit high for the middle of nowhere, ND. The floors are on the thin side and you can hear every step taken in the room above you, so stay on the 2nd floor if you have the chance (there is no elevator though). I also recently discovered that this place has a gym and also a workout room. My personal preference (for the same price) is to stay elsewhere in town, but the Riverdale High Lodge is an OK choice!

Where so I start?? This place is so horrible. The swimming pool was ice cold the hot tube was ice…read morecold and when we asked about it they told us that the heater can't keep up with kids running in and out of the pool and hot tub but it was only me and my kid and other then that I haven't even seen anyone in the pool nor hot Tub. Ive got no room service for new towels or toilet paper I've been here for 3 days. They double Charged me for my room. It was $403 for the room for 3 night then I got a email of my recite and they charged me $445 so all together I paid $848 and they didn't tell me how long until I get my refund and I still don't have my money. Also they don't seek to worried about making it right either.

Not bad... I've been…read morein North Dakota for a few weeks for work with a few coworkers. Before we came out here, we had to book our hotel rooms. I did a lot of research and most of the places around here are motels that don't look so great. I kept calling them "murder motels." This place is really decent. The rooms are decent sizes and the bathrooms are clean. There's a pool and a hot tub, which I haven't made use of but I've heard they're pretty nice. There's a tiny gym with two ellipticals, one treadmill, and a two dumbbells. It's not the best but it fits the bill for trips like these. The staff are incredibly friendly and accommodating. There's a free breakfast every morning with hot food (sausages, eggs, toast, Belgian waffles) and cold food (yogurt, cottage cheese, hard boiled eggs). They also bake cookies every night and leave them out in the lobby around 5 or 6. If you have to stay out here, I'd definitely recommend this place.

My husband stayed at this hotel while on a work trip. As far as the hotel itself I can't say how it…read morewas but be aware of your credit card system. Since my husband and two of his colleagues were a work trip their rooms were supposed to be charged to a corporate credit card. Upon check-in they were required to give their personal cards for incidentally, standard procedure for hotels. However this hotel then proceeded to charge the rooms to their personal card. On top of this there was then a random charge for $24 the day my husband checked out. I called and spoke with the manager who was supposed to refund our money and get it straightened out. She proceeded to charge our card an additional 2 times for 2 different amounts. She couldn't explain why they were all different or different from the reservation amount. All in all we were charged almost $1500. The hotel has not made it right and we had to close his credit card to prevent them from charging anymore. The manager was unapologetic about the second charges and insisted she credited the card not debited. It has ended up being a mess and they lost a company account because of this.

Room is new, and tastefully decorated and clean. Didn't need a reservation but they did fill up…read morequickly. Most visitors seem like working class and professionals. Place is extremely quiet. Never heard a sound despite being right across from the elevator. Water was hot right away. Temperature in room was very comfortable all night. Breakfast was neat and orderly. All in all, absolutely no complaints. Would stay here anytime. Better yet, I would let my mother stay here.