My husband and I stayed here one night and we were pleased with the room. The staff, especially…read moreBecky, were polite, helpful, and kind. She got us checked in with our cat ($25 for the cat) and helped us find a place to eat. She apologized for hat the back door was not working well and we had to get creative with holding it open to bring in our luggage, but otherwise this is a great place to stay when on the road. We will be back next time.

This hotel met our basic needs. It had a basic but sufficient breakfast and was clean enough. The…read moreroom had shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. Almost all of the staff was super friendly. The pool was closed for renovations though my family has also stayed here and said it was closed when they came too (thankfully not a big deal for us). There are no drinking fountains per one of the workers, so something to be aware of. Overall, this served as a nice place for us to just come back and sleep.

We booked a room for 4 adults, we needed 3 beds. When we got there they didn't seem to realize that…read morewe had booked for 3 beds. The hide-a-bed mattress had huge stains all over it, it was worn out and sagging, you could feel every spring and wire through it. When I went down to the desk to ask about bedding for the hide-a-bed, and told the lady there were stains, she acted shocked, but did nothing else but hand me a bag of bedding for the the hid-a-bed. My daughter ended up sleeping on an air mattress that we bought. The bed skirt on my bed had stains on it, there were cereal o's under the hide-a-bed. I have called Holiday Inn and been told they would call me back, 1 week later had to call them because they never called. Was told they were suppose to have called me back within 48 hours. Was then told the manager of the Hotel was suppose to call me, still waiting for that phone call 24 hours and counting.

Stop over for trip back to Regina, Canada. For the area it seems a little pricey but considering…read moreits new and the amenities it has, probably a fair price of $95. Seems to cater to oil riggers (guess that's what they are called) since there is a need for lodging for the new clientele with the "boom" of oil drilling. Arrived around 10PM on a Saturday night. About 4 cars in the parking lot. Not sure why I was assigned a room next to another occupant - I only know the room is occupied because I can hear their tv. The rooms are very nice, and out done by the very comfortable bed and nice linen. If I had a negative, it would be: since this is a new hotel, why not have USB ports in the desk lamp by the bed instead of just an outlet. Most of the hotels I stay at now, that are older, have these. Not a huge draw back, but heck, why not purchase those instead of the 1990 lamp :) If I were to ever be back in this area for an overnight stay, I would certainly book here again.

Great place to stay when working in this area! First hotel I've stayed in that has separate washer…read moreand dryer for oily and dirty clothes. Large parking area! Nearby restaurants and other stores for shopping.

This was such an entertaining show! It's definitely worth the price. The young singers and…read moredancers are amazing! There was even a young man from our home town! We got to meet him afterwards and reminisce about home. The setting is beautiful! The amphitheater looks out at the mountains. The scenes with the horses going up to the top of the mountain are wonderful. Definitely see this if you're in the area!

Need more handicap parking and assistance in directing the handicapped individuals to their correct…read moreseating. Tried to leave before the end of the show but manager on duty would not let us go up on the escalator and for two handicapped individuals to walk to the elevator, then back track as we had to park in last row west of the ticketing facility didn't make a whole lot of sense, in fact he was extremely rude, and was wearing sun glasses, it was dark out, what was that all about? If it wasn't for the nice staff member (wish I would have gotten his name or remembered where he worked) working at the entrance to the escalator I would give the whole show 1 star based on how the handicapped are treated. Show BTW was FANTASTIC! We are going back to see them in the Gospel Lunch!

Great people. Clean rooms and good food. What more do you need on a trip?…read moreFound this by accident, but it made that part of the trip way easier.

I read a couple of yelp reviews that made it seem like a good restaurant, despite the rundown…read morecondition of the building. In fact, it was just awful -- no other way to describe it. The salad was not fresh - iceberg lettuce that we had to pick through. We ordered chicken fried chicken. It was dry. The mashed potatoes tasted better with lots of salt & pepper. The gravy was inedible. We were happy we had requested it be on the side. Each of us ate less than half our food. Our waitress was very nice. We appreciated the good service.

Our room was very nice. I love that they don't have carpeting in the rooms. It smells much cleaner…read morewithout them. The beds are not soft, but not too hard either. I prefer softer but it was better than a motel. Continental breakfast was good. I was only missing the waffle maker. Staff was friendly. If we ever come this way again.

Good looking motel. Stylish decor with muted color scheme in shades of black and grey making it…read morelook quite upscale. Nice big lobby. Big room, with fridge and microwave. Quite comfortable. It's one of the better la Quinta's I've stayed. View of the highway. The fridge does make noises on and off which could be a problem if you are a light sleeper. Breakfast room can get crowded around peak time at 8 especially with some guests staying on with their laptops even when finished eating. Hot food includes sausage patties cut up into squares, Pre-made omelets and fried eggs and potato cubes. Mini muffins and individual servings of cereal.

They are owned by OYO hotels and renovating. We drove from Fargo ND to Medora ND and then here. The…read moreflooring is pergo wood. Nice to see in a renovated motel. They replaced the tile in bath tub but the tub itself had a patchwork job. I did not shower that night. No continental breakfast as there was building materials in that area. They gave us a bag snack of string cheese, nutra grain bar, banana, and apple juice box. The night before there were bags of Snyder pretzels and 7 up. The price was dirt cheap at $71 a night with taxes. We left early to get to Cody WY on our way to Yellowstone.

Super friendly front desk staff, very clean and quiet rooms and nice…read more title touches in the waiting area. Slept great!

Tldr: Go here if you value good breakfast and good WiFi over cushy comfort…read more This is a nice enough hotel, but it's definitely meant for the single traveler. My husband and I came here, thinking it was a local hotel and not a chain, but it is a chain(albeit a dispersed one), specifically meant for railroad/construction employees (This website explains that: https://lodgingenterprises.com). The hotel rooms had a full kitchenette: full-size refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, and a two-burner little induction stove top. There was a pot and a pan, a single bowl, a single plate, a single set of silverware (fork, knife, spoon), and a single coffee cup. The bed was set up for one person (two pillow, stacked on top of each other in the middle of the bed, and there were only two bath towels ( the THINNEST towels I've ever experienced in a hotel, but adequate). That being said, it was nice enough. The breakfast was made-to-order (You get vouchers for two eggs, any style, hash browns, choice of sausage, bacon or ham, and choice of toast or pancake, plus coffee or tea). It's definitely better than your average hotel breakfast. And the WiFi was free, and reliable--we watched the latest Game Of Thrones on our laptop, and it didn't buffer at all. The blackout curtains were the best blackout curtains I've ever had in a hotel room, too. The bathtub was deeper than average, which made for a nice soak after a week of camping. The mattress was firm but not uncomfortable (and I have a back injury, so I'm particularly sensitive to that). They do have a AAA rate, but be sure to ask for it at the beginning, or they'll have to redo your reservation completely :) All in all, this hotel was serviceable, but not the local gem we were expecting after reading the existing Yelp reviews.

New hotel. Very clean and comfortable. They have thick walls and insulating curtains that block out…read morelight- all for a good night sleep. Little different that you check in at the diner next store. Breakfast is also in the diner. You get coupons that you pick three breakfast items from. Very cool and better than the usual waffle machine and fruit loops like other chain hotels. Just be prepared that drinks are not free and you must tip. The diner is very cute 50s style. The hotel was modern with high end fixtures and furniture. Just strange arrangement- things like light switch placement and super high hand towel holder. Like they bought all the best stuff, but then just hired someone to put it in- not a designer. But no points off here. Very pleasant night sleep.