This is a very cool RV Campground…read more The owners are friendly. The bathrooms are really good. The sites and grounds are in great shape. A solid stop for sure.

We stayed here for the summer while having some medical issues taken care of and we are glad we…read morefound this place. A true gem of a campground. Quiet, spacious, beautiful, clean, and great customer service. The sites are large and have great grass for you and your pups to enjoy. Summit has a higher altitude than other places in South Dakota so it has perfect summer weather, a few degrees cooler than everyone else and a light breeze to make it perfect. The owners Larry and Gilda are the best. They do so much to make all their guest feel at home. And they are great community members as well. Let's face it the town is small and doesn't have a lot to offer outside of fishing and hunting, but Larry and Gilda keep the store stocked with essentials and keep you informed about thing going on the in the area. This year they even started an Ice Cream Truck and let me tell you the Ice Cream is Fabulous! People come from all around for tasty treats. They also host a weekly music jam session. Most of the players are locals that are wonderful players but campers who are passing through also join in. All playing levels are encourage to join in. I am a beginning player and they welcomed me in. Each week playing with this great group has made me a better player. An added bonus they built a Dollar General this summer right on Hwy 12 where you turn to go into Summit. It is sure an added bonus to be able to get those needed items without having to drive. I highly suggest you stop over here for a night or more you won't be sorry.

Ok bed and nice water pressure but that's it. Woke up to screaming kids (not mine) and egg shells…read morein my breakfast. No thanks

Just the best place to stay for a visit to tour the Ingalls homestead and houses. Their website is…read moreeasy to use to see all the different themed rooms. We took our 3 young kids here (8,6,3) and had a great stay in the Rose Garden room. The place is immaculate. The house is a historical feature in itself and one of the individual's from Laura's books owned it. Melissa Gilbert even stayed here while in town. The owners are fabulous and welcoming of kids. The entire front wrap around porch has toys waiting for the kids- sounds tacky but it's not- still clean and lovely. But if staying in a lovely, historical house isn't enough, the breakfast is above all expectations! I had ordered the pancake man for the kids breakfast choice and had wanted to read that part of the story for the kids...couldn't find it in the books or scrambling online. Well at our beautiful little breakfast room, our host Andy brought over one of the books opened to the section about that- they read my mind!!! We sat down to fresh fruit, pink china - which my girls loved- it felt like a fancy tea! They had Ingalls trivia on the table and a CD of Pa's fiddle music playing. I had the chocolate Belgian waffle with strawberries and my husband had an omelette- both we're fantastic. Oh and choose the ham! It's wonderful. One note of caution- Hotwire and orbitz and like companies may show this hotel as full. It did for us but when we called they had rooms- even the one we wanted! So make sure you call them directly. This is soooo worth the money for a visit to DeSmet...made the whole experience extra special.

I would of never thought that I could find such a cozy, friendly and beautiful place in a small…read moretown of Hankinson, ND. Had some work coming up and while looking on the web for a place to stay, nothing seemed appealing until I found the Lady on the Lake Bed and Breakfast. Unique, mesmerizing and historic house. Marshal and Sandy were the sweetest couple, provided amazing hospitality, and always interacting and concerning on how they can make my visit/stay better. Oh, I almost forgot to mention the absolute amazing breakfast, it's really good and feels like it's made from the heart! My second week here, and if I would of staying longer for work, than I definitely would return here!

It's a beautiful house! I only wish we were able to arrive sooner and enjoy more of its relaxing…read moreoptions. My arrival was a bit stress because we were late (thankfully the host was so kind to wait for us) and everything was closed. Actually we went to one open pub but they didn't have service. We were tired and hungry from the long ride, couldn't pull over to eat or else, we'd be more late. I was hoping for evening refreshments or snacks like the last bnb we stayed at, although we didn't need it because there was a restaurant open nearby. Then we need it this night but nothing was offered at this bnb. :/ Still, the hosts were kind to let us in late (10pm) and take us up to our warm family suite. It was a bit warm but nothing we can't handle. We were able to rest up a bit in the living room before checking out at 11. Breakfast was decent- waffles and eggs with sausage. It would be nice to have a side of fruit bowl or more drink options but we did have their scones and they were delicious. I would definitely return if we are ever in the area again. If only we live much closer too!

I won a stay here through a magazine and got to visit Alexandria, MN…read more How great to have stayed here. It's such a cute cosy house! We stayed in the alma Anderson room. There's different rooms with different themes. I won't bury the lead of the history of the house so you can have the full experience. Brenda was super hospitable and her breakfasts were delicious. She gave really good recommendations and worked hard to make us feel at home. Great BnB for sure!

From the owner: Beautiful historic home built in the 1900's, located just a few blocks from downtown Alexandria,…read morewithin walking distance to many shopping and dinning options. This historically registered bed and breakfast makes a perfect romantic getaway, weekend staycation, or business trip getaway. This home features elegant stained glass windows throughout, a large outdoor porch with swing, and pond.

My wife and I stayed here on a Friday evening. I booked the Sunroom based on the photos on the…read morewebsite. Overall, it was a pleasant experience. The interior was clean and bright. Our hostess Amber was very nice and helpful. Breakfast was tasty and plentiful. The bed and chairs were comfortable. The only real negative is that the building is next to a busy street and it can be a bit noisy with the windows open. All in all I can recommend this place as a change from chain motels, but I am not sure the location makes it ideal for a romantic getaway.

What a wonderful place to stay. They have done so much work to make the place homey and…read morecomfortable. Very reasonably priced, and the breakfast was marvelous. Amber was a sweetheart and made us feel welcome and at home. We will be back.

Happened upon this B&B while doing a quick drive-around town, ready to see all of the Ingalls…read moresites. $90 for one of the smaller rooms (double bed and a pull-out twin) includes breakfast. Hang on...this is a mere $10 more than a rather miserable looking hotel in town. I'll take it! This place is a knockout. Typical small town corner building completely remodeled - and remodeled well - to be a B&B. High ceilings...old time feel...nice furnishings. I loved the spacious salon / dining room. Would be nice when the fire is lit. Only thing missing, and this might be a seasonal / regional thing, is a decanter of sherry for the guests. That's always a warm touch. Our room was very comfortable. The bed was good and the bathroom - shower only - had all we needed tucked away in a cabinet. Cute faux fireplace. Kim is an attentive but not intrusive host. The breakfast for our visit was French Toast with sausage and fresh fruit. It was fine, but here is where an otherwise excellent place falls a tad short. B&Bs are more of a pampering event. Cream for the coffee should not be skim or 1% milk. Syrup should be genuine maple syrup. French Toast should be made with a dense quality bread...maybe with a sprinkle of cinnamon or nutmeg...not just plain fried because that's pretty flavorless if you're avoiding the "syrup." HOWEVER...the fruit mix was exceptional. Best I've ever had. Every single bite was heaven. Would I return? Absolutely. It was a lovely stay. Wish we'd had more time to hang out downstairs. It's just nice to sit in a lovely room. DeSmet is a very small town with seemingly only the Ingalls attraction to draw people from afar but still...there's something charming about it. The people are exceptionally friendly.

What a gem! Historic building lovingly converted to a first class b&b. Our suite was a small…read moresitting room with comfy chairs and tv, a bedroom with queen bed, and a small but very nice bathroom. Breakfast was great and this is the perfect place to stay while visiting Little House sites.