"We were on a two week trip with new hotels almost every night. This was by far our favorite motel. Being near the Badlands, they recognized most travelers leave long before traditional hotel breakfast hours. They had fresh fruit (three types of berries) in individual condiment cups with lids, amazing granola cups, trail mix cups, roasted nuts in cups, juices, milk, and more available. We’ve not seen this kind of treatment at any other hotel.
It was 111 degrees when we visited. We didn’t bring towels to swim, so they loaned us some premium, soft white towels to dry off at the pool.
My children enjoyed the huge cookie jar filled with treats at the front desk.
The water is extremely soft, which makes it hard to rinse out soap, leaving the bathtub a bit slippery.
The beds were cozy and we slept well."
"Our room was spotlessly clean. So were the two pools in the hot tub, which we enjoyed. Wonderful breakfast made even better by the gentleman who is serving at it. He was both helpful and welcoming. A definite asset to the motel. I would definitely stay there again!"
"The cabins have a rustic decor which is perfect for the area. Everything was clean and comfortable. The beds were on the higher side but easy enough to get in and out of them. Parking next to the cabin was nice. Wish our cabin had been on the other side of the property so we didn't face the road. Probably would have used the porch more. There are picnic tables and grilling stations available as well as a playground. There is a small store but it closes at 8 and was not open in the morning before we left. The property is a little walk from the main part town but not far and there are some sidewalks. Very convenient to the Pinnacles entrance to Badlands National Park. Would definitely stay here again if visiting the Badlands."
"Clean older hotel. Comfy and no issues just slept there for 1 night. This is one of your older hotels with the sink out across the way from the bathroom. There has been updates to the hotel but that would be a lot to fix. Would stay again. Didn’t eat breakfast as not much there ."
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