I wouldn't have known about The Metropolitan Bed & Breakfast if I hadn't been caught in a very…read moresudden whiteout blizzard while driving by the New Salem, ND exit off I94. We weren't the only drivers seeking refuge that night, and the first hotel we called was full but referred us to The Metropolitan. I am very happy our first option was not available because The Metropolitan was an exceptional experience. The staff was flexible, courteous, communicative, and welcoming. I was completely rattled (due to the snowstorm, no visibility while driving, and worry about spending the night in our vehicle - either at a gas station or in the ditch (we weren't sure which it would be)) but the owner was patient through my inability to immediately find a credit card, forgetting my friend's last name and address (we were using her credit card), and my continual dropping of my cell phone because my mittens were too bulky. When we finally made it to The Metropolitan, we found an antique and very charming brick building with large windows, a cheery glow, and beautifully finished wood floors. Our room was easy to find as well as warm, well-lit, extremely clean, organized (plenty of toilet paper and towels), and ready for us to drop our bags and relax. The room also included a deep bathtub, microwave, and mini refrigerator. While I hope to not be caught in a whiteout again, I am hopeful that I will have an opportunity to spend more time at The Metropolitan and for a longer stay. I'm not sure what there is to do in New Salem (we left very early the next morning) but I would recommend going to the B & B just to enjoy the rooms, peace and warmth.

Great place! If you tire of the monotony of the bland hotels on the highway, but wonder if an…read moreindependent, local hotel will have what you need for creature comforts, look no further! This place is a rare gem, a legit local building on Main Street has been gutted and turned into a handful of tasteful and very comfortable rooms with wonderful beds, nice shower and cool industrial chic decor. Don't you want to sleep right downtown across the street from the grain elevator in a small dairy town (the same one with "Salem Sue" the giant Holstein cow.) we took a nice evening walk around town, several nice bars and a couple of bakeries. Things only got better the next morning when the first floor cafe opened with yummy coffee drinks, paninis and nice looking waffles. Though there were also lots of nice free goodies in the hotel lobby for a free breakfast too. Take a risk, you'll leave with a happy heart and more of a connection to the land you're traveling through.

Weary travelers are welcome at the Broken Spoke Bunkhouse Motel in Glen Ullin, North Dakota!…read more Michael checked me in and made sure I knew where my room was in relation to the coffee I cannot start my day without. He made my stay there fabulous and I enjoyed our conversations immensely. Michael also told me all about the amenities: laundry room with coin operated machines, shared kitchen with separate full refrigerators for every occupant to enjoy, massive storage opportunities in each room for extended stays, and where to find delicious food in town if you don't feel like cooking that day. Bring cash to pay for your room and enjoy a unique experience worth repeating at the Broken Spoke Bunkhouse Motel. There is plenty to explore in town or nearby, including a lovely lake, so if you are ready for your next wild adventure, definitely stay here. Don't pass this gorgeous town by and enjoy a restful evening or however long you want to stay in the beautiful Glen Ullin, ND.

We broke down on the interstate and couldn't have asked for a better place to stop. Margaret is the…read morefriendliest sweetest host. The rooms are big and all accommodations are met. Air hockey and a loft living room. Kid friendly, TV and bathrooms in the rooms. Felt right at home!

Comfortable hotel. I wasn't expecting much but I was pleasantly surprised. The bed was very…read morecomfortable and clean, bathroom nicely modern. The water pressure in the shower was lacking, but it's an older building. Interesting to walk up into the hotel and walk the halls. Places you right back into high school. There aren't a a lot of amenities. Bring your own toiletries. But the rooms were very nice and comfortable. The room for a weekend was $96 a night, felt like that was reasonable. Will come here again when I'm back in town for fishing.

If you're in Riverdale, you don't have many hotel options. The Riverdale High Lodge is a…read morerespectable choice. As you might guess from the name, this used to be a school. The owner definitely put some money into this place in order to convert it into a hotel. In each room, you'll find a couple beds and a large TV. Unfortunately, my TV did not work and nobody was around who could help. You also will notice that the staff is the most diverse group you could imagine for rural North Dakota. The staff is primarily high school age students from abroad (So far I've met people from Kyrgyzstan, Korea, Russia, and Indonesia!). They are all very nice, but there are certainly some translation issues as you could guess! In order to check in, you may have to go into the restaurant area and flag someone down. It's not a big deal, but just good to know.T he nightly rate is about $90, which is bit high for the middle of nowhere, ND. The floors are on the thin side and you can hear every step taken in the room above you, so stay on the 2nd floor if you have the chance (there is no elevator though). I also recently discovered that this place has a gym and also a workout room. My personal preference (for the same price) is to stay elsewhere in town, but the Riverdale High Lodge is an OK choice!

Just spent 2 very comfortable nights here. If you're in the area hunting or visiting, this is the…read moreplace to stay!! Only drawback is the shower is a little small, but serviceable. Plus there exterior "decorations" are top notch!!! I'll definitely be back. Thanks so much!

Great folks, clean rooms fair prices. looks recently updated with new carpet, and bathrooms. Beds…read moreare comfortable. l will stop in again if in the area.

Excellent hotel with a free hot breakfast, Wireless…read moreinternet, beer and wine bar, pillow top mattresses and a fridge and microwave in room. In room safes for valuables as well ! Great addition to a small town !

Easy location to find with plenty of parking. Room was quiet and clean. Friendly staff and free…read morebreakfast in the morning. I have no complaints.

Where so I start?? This place is so horrible. The swimming pool was ice cold the hot tube was ice…read morecold and when we asked about it they told us that the heater can't keep up with kids running in and out of the pool and hot tub but it was only me and my kid and other then that I haven't even seen anyone in the pool nor hot Tub. Ive got no room service for new towels or toilet paper I've been here for 3 days. They double Charged me for my room. It was $403 for the room for 3 night then I got a email of my recite and they charged me $445 so all together I paid $848 and they didn't tell me how long until I get my refund and I still don't have my money. Also they don't seek to worried about making it right either.

Not bad... I've been…read morein North Dakota for a few weeks for work with a few coworkers. Before we came out here, we had to book our hotel rooms. I did a lot of research and most of the places around here are motels that don't look so great. I kept calling them "murder motels." This place is really decent. The rooms are decent sizes and the bathrooms are clean. There's a pool and a hot tub, which I haven't made use of but I've heard they're pretty nice. There's a tiny gym with two ellipticals, one treadmill, and a two dumbbells. It's not the best but it fits the bill for trips like these. The staff are incredibly friendly and accommodating. There's a free breakfast every morning with hot food (sausages, eggs, toast, Belgian waffles) and cold food (yogurt, cottage cheese, hard boiled eggs). They also bake cookies every night and leave them out in the lobby around 5 or 6. If you have to stay out here, I'd definitely recommend this place.

A cool nights rest on our journey through North Dakota…read more There's not a lot of staff, so no one was at the front desk to check us in. Instead, we had a phone number to call and have someone stop by the front desk to get us checked in. The room is nice. There's even a little "kitchen" area. I liked the knight accents, but felt like it needed a little more. My favorite part was the gymnasium, where you could throw some basketballs around. If you are looking for food, go down the street. They shouldn't even be serving food with the quality I received. I ordered the fish basket, and I'm not sure if it was the breading or the fish, but it tasted completely of mold and I couldn't eat it. My sister had the prime rib, which was completely raw on the inside, and a lot of it was fat. Her corn was hard and cold and just gross. I don't know why we had any hope for the dessert, but we ordered the raspberry cheesecake, and it was disgusting. First, it wasn't even cold, and second, it was hard. Do not eat here. And the service is so slow. I get it, it's a small town, but two hours for a meal is way too long. All in all, the room was nice, but save your money and eat at the other restaurant down the road.

Everything was clean and comfortable. I had heard about a school being turned into a hotel with a…read morecastle theme and wanted to see it myself. Very impressive! Some of the critics are perhaps comparing it to a big hotel chains. It reminds me of people going to other countries and complaining that they don't get the same service they are used to in the U.S. I think the idea was genius and admire the ambition and perseverance of making it happen and creating such a unique hotel. I love it!