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    3.5 (37 reviews)
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    14th floor corner "king suite" room with panoramic curved window
    Erik P.

    When we travel to or through Fargo, we like to stay downtown due to all of the walkable restaurants, bars, and attractions. We typically stay at the Radisson Blu, but chose to stay here at the Jasper Hotel for the first time because of a promotional Black Friday rate that made it significantly cheaper. The room we got was a bit smaller than we're used to - approximately 350sqft, but was adequate for our needs. It was really cool being up on the 14th floor in a place like Fargo, because we could see well across the state out our window when we got in. The next morning, we awoke in a cloud because of the snow storm that blew in. The window glass is actually curved around the corner, so you have a really neat, minimally obstructed view. The blinds and shades are electrically controlled from a switch on the wall. Bed was comfortable and spacious. Shower had a nice tiled floor and glass door with good water pressure. I personally wish they would have softened the water, though - the hard water left my hair feeling like it needed a rinse all day. The hotel feels new (because it is, relatively). Everything was clean and modern. The lobby also has a restaurant and bar in it called Rosewild. While we didn't partake, it seemed like hotel guests and non-hotel guests were both enjoying it alike, which is not common for a hotel restaurant. Check-in was scheduled for 3pm. We arrived at 3:30pm and were disappointed to hear that our room was not going to be ready until 4pm, and that we should just hang out in the lobby. Rather than notifying us when ready, we had to go back to the desk to alert the staff that we still needed to check in. Lastly - the parking ramp that they recommend is more expensive than another nearby public parking ramp. The only advantage to the one they recommend is that they can validate your parking so that you only pay $10 for the day with unlimited in and out access to the ramp.

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    Amanda M.

    Beautiful hotel, centrally located in downtown Fargo. There is a parking garage attached to the building. It is free to park in on the weekend. Walking into the lobby it is mainly the hotel restaurant. There is a small reservation desk to check in. The downstairs was lively on the weekend. Our room was clean and had nice decor details. There is an exercise room on the 5th floor. My biggest complaint is that this is a mixed used facility. Not only a hotel but a restaurant, business, and conference rooms are all interconnected. They had several weddings and other events going on in the conference rooms. They are located on the same floor as the exercise and sauna room. Even in the morning there was a breakfast meeting with people dressed up. So it would be nice if the hotel amenities were separated from more from the public space. Walking distance to lots of store and restaurants.

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    Marty P.

    I chose wisely with Jasper Hotel. I booked a flight, hotel and rental car as a package through Expedia. Expedia offered Jasper Hotel as an option. There were other hotels I considered but decided to land on Jasper. Again, wise decision! I like that hotel staff called me after check-in time to see if I still planned on checking in to the hotel on that day. I felt that was courteous. The gentleman who checked me in could have been more engaging and personable. He did not tell me where anything was at. I had to figure this out on my own. He asked for my credit card, of course. He could have asked if I had any questions or if I needed direction to get to my room. He also didn't tell me that there is complimentary coffee in the morning. I understand that this is explained with all the e-literature that Jasper sends you. However, management please train your hotel staff with better customer service. Interestingly, another hotel patron pointed out the lack of customer service from that same gentleman. I would've loved to give Jasper 5 stars but lack of customer service prevented that. The hotel itself was beautiful! Heads up that you will need to park in the bank parking lot next door. There is a fee if you go in and out of the parking garage all day. That surprised me a bit. Luckily, I was away from the hotel all day. The parking garage is FREE from 6:00 PM to 6:00 AM every day. On one of the days I stayed at Jasper, I left a little later than expected (about 10:00 AM) and was charged $5 for the parking fee. The gentleman who checked me in mentioned that the hotel could validate the parking fee with proof of the ticket but he didn't present that in a confident way. More like it was a "possibility." I absolutely adored my room. I stayed in a King Suite on the 9th floor. I had a marvelous view of downtown Fargo. The room has a fridge but no microwave to heat up beverages or food. I loved the Nestle coffee maker in the room. I enjoyed some cups of coffee in the room. They also offer alcoholic beverages, non-alcoholic beverages and snacks for purchase in the room. Read the price list and do not assume that these items are complimentary. I enjoyed using the bath robes hanging in the closet. The shower was wonderful to use. It's huge! As usual, my time at Jasper went by in a flash. Time truly flies by when you're having fun. I would definitely stay at Jasper again. Also, they had a wedding party at the hotel during my stay. It wasn't that loud from the wedding party and the guests seemed to not be rowdy or cause trouble. I very much enjoyed that people were enjoying their self at a major life celebration without behaving like fools. I recommend staying at Jasper Hotel if you're ever in Fargo. I also forgot to mention that the hotel restaurant, Rosewild, is a wonderful dining experience. I had breakfast twice and dinner once at Rosewild. Both meals were fantastic! I very much enjoyed breakfast. It was great to have breakfast with the complimentary coffee nearby. I feel that the coffee was fantastic! I wasn't that impressed with the coffee in Fargo but Jasper nailed it with choice of coffee. Enjoy your visit, take advantage of all the amenities the hotel offers and dine at Rosewild! Do not bring your bathing suit because the hotel doesn't have a swimming pool. Something to think about if you're deciding between Jasper and another hotel that has a swimming pool. Lack of pool didn't affect my experience at Jasper. Again, enjoy your stay!

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    Rick L.

    Wow! What a great addition to downtown Fargo! I have been patiently waiting for The Jasper to open and they didn't disappoint, it is such a gorgeous space. The main lobby is beautiful with plenty of workspace that flows into the lobby bar and restaurant. By the way, the bar serves killer classic cocktails. The rooms are perfectly appointed . Bright and clean, great views,, awesome shower and products, and a great view. Did I mention the awesome staff? Truly the best! Book a night or two, valet your car, and enjoy what downtown Fargo has to offer. I can't wait until my return visit in a couple of weeks. Great job Jasper!

    Miranda W.

    Stunning, clean, with everything you need. We loved our junior suite and all the cute stylish details... I will be staying here when I come to Fargo from now on. There is a restaurant on level 1, free parking on weekends, coffee in the morning, and the location can't be beat. 10/10.

    James R.

    The Jasper Hotel is a fresh more upscale experience in the heart of downtown Fargo. The hotel feels new and the rooms are comfortable and include a table to work. There is also a restaurant on premises and a nice lobby with plenty of seating. There are a few growing pains as well. My bathroom had a constant noise like it was just under the buildings AC unit. Hopefully, the hotel can resolve.

    Dirty bathroom
    Marie P.

    My car was broken into in the parking lot. My belongings were stolen including a LV purse. My car was also damaged, the hood of my car was broken and the latch was broken off. I called the front desk to report, I didn't get an apology or any remorse from the staff. They simply gave the number to the parking ramp and hung up. No apology no nothing. I was told the parking ramp was secured and there was a security guard present. The bathroom was not clean at all, there was debris and hair all over the floor. There was a dirty used contact lens on the floor. Then today, my card was charged 2x of $50 and $55. I will never ever stay at this hotel ever again. Also no microwave in the room or ice machine. I called to get ice I was told I had to come downstairs to get ice. For the price point of this hotel, the service sucks and it's filthy. I ate at the restaurant in the hotel called Roswell. It is advertised that there is a Michelin chef- there's not. It's horrible food, not worth the money and there is also no microwave in the room to use. This is not a luxury stay by any means, the service sucks and your car may be broken into.

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    Jessica L.

    Soooo stinking cute! Beautifully decorated yet approachable. Inviting energy. I spoke at an event and the food, staff and hire AV company was fabulous! I heard several attendees joking "I wonder if those chairs will fit in my car!" We grabbed food in the evening and the cauliflower and Brussels sprouts were sooo yummy. I was only in Fargo for a night but super grateful it was at Jasper.

    Andy C.

    Love this boutique hotel! Amazing space for business or leisure. Saturday jazz brunch was top notch. As someone who trains even when they travel, hotel gyms are a big deal. This Gym with dry sauna is first class. Restaurant with James Beard nominated chef was delicious. Server was attentive and polite.

    Patio area on Broadway, cleverly cordoned off with plants.

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    We had a beautiful room at the Jasper! The entire property is just gorgeous. Shoutout to Ian at the front desk for great hospitality:)

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    Hotel Donaldson - Seating areas within many of our guest-rooms provide space for relaxation and socialization for our guests.

    Hotel Donaldson

    (75 reviews)

    $$$

    Excellent staff and very friendly people. Very clean rooms…read moreand bathroom. Well decorated and eclectic. Bed is so comfortable Yes stay here

    A Disappointing Return…read more I'm genuinely sad to be updating my review from 5 stars to 1 star because my stay here last year was one of the best hotel experiences I've ever had. I praised Hotel Donaldson publicly, recommended it without hesitation, returned this year intentionally, and even purchased their merchandise. That context matters because this comes from a former fan. Unfortunately, this year's stay was a dramatic step backward. The biggest issue started immediately with parking. I arrived during a blizzard, with snow piled to the curb and no visible valet staff despite valet parking being advertised. I had to self-park and then go inside to find staff, which defeats the purpose of offering valet, especially in severe weather. The following day, I asked the reception about the consequences of not moving my car due to snow accumulation and was told it would be a $30 citation (less than the cost of parking, so I rolled the dice). The next day, I returned to find my car had been towed. To be clear, I accept responsibility for ignoring posted signage. My frustration is not about being towed. It's about the lack of warning or proactive guidance from the hotel, particularly when this is clearly a known issue. When I later mentioned it downstairs at the restaurant, staff and patrons openly acknowledged that this happens often. That disconnect is avoidable and disappointing. Beyond parking, the lack of basic guest amenities became impossible to ignore. There is no microwave in the room or reliably available at all. I called reception to see if they could rewarm some soup, and was told: "Sorry, no, our only microwave has been loaned out to a long-term guest." There is also no ice machine, requiring a call to reception and a trip to the desk. "Room service" is limited to the downstairs restaurant's hours, which do not always include breakfast. The in-room technology is outdated and feels out of place in a boutique hotel charging premium rates. Last year, these were minor quirks overshadowed by exceptional hospitality. This year, they compounded into a frustrating experience, especially during a winter storm when guests are spending more time in their rooms. I'm writing this publicly not to pile on, but in the hope that it reaches someone empowered to make changes. Hotel Donaldson used to be something special. I know it can be again. Right now, though, the experience no longer matches the reputation that once made it a highlight of my travels.

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    Brewhalla

    (64 reviews)

    To enter Brewhalla is to surrender to a sensory maximalism rarely found in the Great Plains. It is…read morea sprawling, multi-story "food and beverage wonderland" that feels less like a traditional North Dakota establishment and more like a fever dream curated by a group of industrial-chic Vikings. Anchored by the irreverent Drekker Brewing Company, the space is a 100,000-square-foot cathedral of corrugated metal, neon murals, and high-energy conviviality. It functions as a market, a hotel, and a community living room, but at its heart, it is a shrine to the modern Midwestern appetite. The Atmosphere The layout is intentionally cavernous, encouraging a sort of culinary flânerie. One moment you are browsing the "tiny things" at local boutiques or admiring the lush greenery at The Plant Supply, and the next, you are drawn into the gravitational pull of a vintage pinball machine. The "weirdo" aesthetic--Drekker's self-applied label--is executed with a polished, professional edge that makes the large space feel vibrant rather than vacant. The Libations The beer selection is, in a word, exhaustive. Drekker has long been known for pushing the boundaries of what a "sour" or "stout" can be, and the taps here offer everything from heavy-hitting IPAs to dessert-inspired concoctions that defy categorization. * The Happy Hour: It is perhaps the most democratic hour in Fargo. The pricing is remarkably aggressive, making the high-concept environment accessible to everyone from the corporate executive on assignment to the local university student. The Culinary Landscape The beauty of Brewhalla lies in its "choose your own adventure" dining model. There is no singular menu, but rather a curated collection of local purveyors: * The Bird: Artisanal wood-fired pizzas made with North Dakota-grown flour. The crust is "hell-fired" to a perfect char, providing a sturdy base for inventive toppings. * Unicorn Park Fine Foodery: Whimsical brewery fare that hits the sweet spot between comfort and creativity. Their smash burgers are a masterclass in the form. * House of Noods + Buns: Offering steamy bao and rich bowls of ramen that provide a necessary, savory counterpoint to the sweetness of the heavier ales. * Mångata Wine & Raw Bar: For those seeking a moment of refinement, the oysters and curated wine list offer a sophisticated escape from the brewery's louder corners. The Verdict Brewhalla is an ambitious experiment in community-building that actually succeeds. It manages to be a destination for the out-of-towner while remaining a genuine "spot" for the locals. Whether you are there for a quick happy hour pint or an afternoon lost in the shops and video games, it is clear that Fargo has found its new center of gravity.

    Stayed at Brewhala the night before a flight home. The hotel was awesome, clean and spacious. One…read morething: the hotel is right next to the train, so if you get a room on the train track side, it can get loud. However, the staff anticipated this and provided earplugs AND a sound machine in the room. I thought that was above and beyond. We spent the evening at Drekker brewing, which had a wonderful variety of beers. We even got a complimentary 6 ounce pour upon check in. We will be back!

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    Courtyard by Marriott Fargo

    (12 reviews)

    Nice experience in decent hotel. Located in area with food and coffee options but not busy…read morecompared to downtown Fargo.

    I spent the week working about three hours outside of Fargo. I've returned to the city to wait for…read moremy flight that leaves tomorrow. Of course I'm going to stay at the local Marriott wherever I am and this time it happens to be the courtyard in Fargo. I arrived after dark, but the location was well lit and prominent even from the expressway. I did take a little detour down the road and back up just to see what was close by. There are a ton of restaurants very close to this hotel. There's also a Costco directly across the street. It looks like there is quite a bit more in this area, but being that it's late and I just drove three hours. I decided to go ahead and check in to the hotel. either the hotel has been kept up very well or it is relatively new. The style is very pleasing on the outside. Parking was a breeze and there is ample parking spaces available. It looks to be what I believe a hospital on the other side of the parking lot but as of now I have not heard any loud noises from ambulances, etc. Once inside the decor definitely looks like it is a newer courtyard property. The decor is earth tones with a lot of very comfortable looking seating. There is also a very nice looking bar on the main floor. The staff member who checked me in tonight was super friendly. He was very helpful with giving me the location of everything within the hotel, as well as the hours for the bar and for breakfast in the morning. I was promptly given my key and directed towards the elevator. Upon entering my room, I immediately noticed a door to my left. The door seemed abnormally large, and for a moment, I thought that perhaps it was the door to the adjoining room & had been left open. However, it was actually the door to an enormous bathroom. The bathroom is well appointed, nice and bright, and has a gigantic shower. There was an over abundance of towels in the bathroom, and I don't even believe that I requested extras for the stay. Further entry into the room revealed a nice king size bed, a great sofa and ottoman, a very big flatscreen TV, a mini fridge that is hidden in a cabinet, and a super long desk. This room is definitely meant for business travelers or those who travel with a lot of electronics. I love love, love love rooms with enough plugs so that I can charge all of my devices at once. I work in IT so I often travel with multiple laptops and many peripherals. Right now I have everything all set up so that I can get up in the morning and start work. On both sides of the bed, there is also ample places to plug in devices using both AC adapters as well as USB. If this is a new hotel, and this is the new style that Marriott is going with by putting so many ways to charge devices in rooms, I'm all for it. I ended up going back downstairs to grab something to drink and ran into the same friendly associate. I'm now chilling and having a drink and about to watch a movie. This courtyard is a 10 out of 10.

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