Hospitality?! NONE!! My husband had to ring the buzzer to check in. I personally never saw anyone…read morewho actually worked there--not even at "breakfast". The room is very small--closet small. It is a place to sleep, nothing more. The bed is a platform style--not comfortable at all. It was also very loud in our room; we could hear people talking in the common area, and they started very early in the morning. The breakfast was pitiful--bland sausage gravy and biscuits, toast, cereal, bagels, English muffins. There was no thought at all to hygiene, no thought at all to details--no cream cheese, no jam for toast. They didn't even have forks. We travel a lot, and this was one of the worst places we have ever stayed.

This is my favorite place to stay in the Bakken so far. Got my best night's sleep in the Bakken…read morehere because the rooms are padded for sound and it's a comfortable mattress. You get breakfast in the morning, coffee any time of day, and the whole thing is cheaper than most of the competition. The hosts are sooo friendly, they know the true meaning of hospitality and go out of their way to take care of you. This is what makes it truly special, and sometimes feel like home, when you are so far away. The rooms are small but they have everything you need. I travel a lot; this place gets all my 5 stars.

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.

Won't lie, ragged butte fits this place perfectly. After spending an entire day driving around…read moretrying to find affordable long term housing, this place just made sense. The cheapest place we could find and we didn't have to sell anything to come up with a massive deposit (they don't have one). The manager let us have the monthly rate, but divided it out and let's us pay weekly. The rooms are big, the carpet is a bit out dated, but the place is clean and it has a microwave and mini fridge. I'd recommend if you are working out of town and looking for the cheapest place.

Don't judge a book by its cover! Motels and housing for the oil field guys that are working up here…read moreare insanely priced. This is not. It aint fancy but the rooms are clean and come with fridge, A/C microwave and coffee maker. its close to a few decent Restaurant/Bars and like I said the price is right. If shag carpet and way outdated furnishings bug you, then go somewhwere else and pay the 200.00 per night. This is very comfortable and easy on the pocketbook!

The Hi-Line Inn And Suites was very suited to hunters and dogs. It was clean and tidy and the…read morekitchenette handy for meals and snacks. The price was reasonable. Would definitely stay again.

This is how I remember MT. Almost single family run. Staff is helpful and quick to fill any needs…read more Aesthetics are pleasinf on entry. Rooms are more than ample. Self laundry, full sized refrigerator, toaster oven, plenty of cabinet space for extended stay. Outside hookups. They have thought of your needs.

Meals range from $10-$20. For the price, it's worth it. But there are a couple ways to save a few…read morebucks. First of all, if you are working or staying in the Williston area, The Bakken Buffet has a full day meal plan (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) for $35. I don't think it includes a drink, which is $1.50. Aside from making your own lunch, there are no other places in the area that can give the selection and service you get at The Bakken Buffet for $35. Karl is great. He greets everyone and explains prices and makes sure people know what's on the menu. I had a nice conversation with one of the cooks too. Great people who care about customer service. Second, if you want to save money, just get the salad bar and have water. At $4.95 for unlimited trips, you can't beat it. Third and probably the best deal would be getting the food and housing for free. Yes. Free. The Bakken Buffet is owned and operated by Goliath Industries, LLC (www.goliath-industries.com). They provide food and housing for their employees at the Bakken Base Camp, next to The Bakken Buffet. This gives a person the opportunity to make some serious money because housing here is outrageous. They are always looking for A Class CDL drivers. The only other place in Williston I can compare The Bakken Buffet to is Gramma Sharon's in Williston. One word to describe that place: Disgusting. Food was garbage. Service was below rating. And flies were everywhere. It was gross. There are many places in the Williston area that will shock you when it comes to cost. Example: One bedroom apartment: $2000/month. Supply and demand. There is money to be made so prices are sometimes inflated.

The food is great and the service from the staff is even better but get ready to pay up!…read more I eat here occasionally because you are always going to have a good meal and the selection of food is great. Depending on the time of day you're probably going to pay anywhere from $16-20+. The price is high but they can get away with it because there aren't many places to eat out here. Seriously though, besides the great food, the staff here is so friendly! They usually greet me at the door and let me know todays price and the selection of food available. I don't go to the Bakken Buffet everyday but when I want to relax and have a big meal this is my first choice.

Was a disaster from check in to check out. Never was there a person at the front desk, had to call…read moreand wait. Paid for a suite and got a regular room. Requested adjoining rooms upon booking and when we arrived they didn't have king suites Or adjoining rooms. Room key didn't work so had to call number and wait. The hotel moved us( 2 parties/2 rooms.3 times in 2 days. Came back to room that evening and my room AC didn't work so they moved us again!!!! I was suppose to stay for 7 nights but checked out after 2 nights and went to a different hotel. Customer service was absolutely horrible!!!!! Never ever will I stay at this hotel!!!

The front desk agent Chrissy made my trip unbearable. I felt like I was being harrassed. I couldn't…read morehang out in the lobby to do a little work without her bothering me. Trying to flirt. I am a married man. And I made that known. She did not care. I had to hide out in my room the remainder of my trip. Will not return. - Mark.

We've lived at several RV parks across the country, and this one has the friendliest and most…read moreaccommodating management. My son loves playing at the playground, and they have washers and dryer's in the office right next to it!

We stayed here during the beet harvest for 34 days in sept & oct. It is utilitarian but then we…read morewere in Sidney! Pros: good size sites even a newbie can back into (they did have pull throughs too). FHU with both 30 & 50 amp service. Park was clean, very quiet. Bathrooms were generous sized and LOTS of hot water with great water pressure! Laundry facilities- 4 washers, 4 dryers. Best part is camp manager (Kim) !