This is no longer called Beaver Creek Inn but it is a Rodeway Inn. If you are looking for hotel in…read morethe area (I know there are limited options) pass this one up. We booked it based on reviews and when we showed up at 9 pm we were too tired to notice exactly how bad it was. Although the check in process was a hint. The man wouldn't make eye contact and barely spoke to me. It took him an extraordinary long time to check me in. Another couple happened to walk in behind me and they also noticed how awkward it was. He Didn't explain anything. So let me mention a few details about the room. The curtains including the curtain rod did not even extend to cover the window fully. There was used soap in the shower and there was only 1 towel for 2 people. According to my reservation confirmation and their website a continental breakfast is included but the only food in breakfast room was stale bread and cereal. After we checked in we never saw anyone that worked there again. Did run into a young couple who told me that they had to sleep outside in vehicle bc despite paying for a room online. They couldn't not raise anyone by shouting or using the phone at desk. My husband walked by the front desk several times in the morning and saw no body. He did see however that the laundry room was completely nonfunctional. Not that we needed it but others often wash clothes on an extended trip. There appeared to be several, like almost all the rooms on 2 nd floor unoccupied. In that case why not put us in a room that didn't face highway and hear all the highway noise? Bottom line- sleep elsewhere!

This is a very vacant, funny-friendly with lots of parking and hunting pictures and signs type of…read moreplace. The front guy was great and the place was clean and cozy and perfect for the night!

Without question The Buckboard is not a 5 star hotel. But in rural, middle of nowhere North Dakota…read morewhat more do you really expect? It's an older motel with small rooms and incredibly dated furnishings. I imagine that some hipster someplace would love the western decor and the bronze pull string lights hanging from the ceiling. Maybe. I don't know... Despite appearances, our room was quiet and we slept pretty well. The queen bed felt pretty small and I don't remember it being all that comfortable. But again, we slept all right. When we checked in the lady at the front desk was not very friendly. She seemed very surprised we'd even be visiting North Dakota. But did she get us checked in effectively and got us a room. I believe we paid about $70 or $75 for the night. It was certainly more expensive than it was worth. But without other options we didn't have much choice. If you have to stay in the area then you don't have much choice than to stay here. I know there is one other motel in town, but it didn't look much better from the outside. If you do have the option of staying elsewhere, I'd recommend you do.

Checked in late by a lady in her nighty. She said about 5 words total…read more The room was old and outdated. The fridge stunk like rotten meat. BUT- there was some toast and coffee in the morning. The gold fish and sucker fish in the lobby were cute, & we didn't have to pay $170 -which was the price an hour prior in Dickinson ND.

Our room was very nice. I love that they don't have carpeting in the rooms. It smells much cleaner…read morewithout them. The beds are not soft, but not too hard either. I prefer softer but it was better than a motel. Continental breakfast was good. I was only missing the waffle maker. Staff was friendly. If we ever come this way again.

Good looking motel. Stylish decor with muted color scheme in shades of black and grey making it…read morelook quite upscale. Nice big lobby. Big room, with fridge and microwave. Quite comfortable. It's one of the better la Quinta's I've stayed. View of the highway. The fridge does make noises on and off which could be a problem if you are a light sleeper. Breakfast room can get crowded around peak time at 8 especially with some guests staying on with their laptops even when finished eating. Hot food includes sausage patties cut up into squares, Pre-made omelets and fried eggs and potato cubes. Mini muffins and individual servings of cereal.

We checked into room 307 for 2 nights. Our room had a king bed, walk in shower refrigerator &…read moretelevision. Our room came with a book about the park and a Teddy bear that resembles Roosevelt. Checking out was quick & easy.. The hotel is in Medora North Dakota in the Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Theodore is the restaurant on premises. The hotel & our room have a rustic charm. In the lobby is an immense hearth reaching to the tin-tiled ceiling, with walls housing a large, private & accessible library of books on, and by, Theodore. We were able to walk around the shops & restaurants in Medora & we were in the park in minutes. We were told animals run wild here. There was a 12 car parking lot & we never got a spot so we parked around the corner on the street. Sarah and the volunteers from Thailand were helpful and friendly. I was surprised that there wasn't housekeeping services, I went down to the desk for clean towels, a laundry bag & took out our garbage. Went down again, for tissues & toilet paper. There was no breakfast served here. There were soda and candy vending machines. I was surprised that there was carpeting in our room and all over the hotel. I was a little grossed out coming inside with my muddy dirty shoes. At home, I would've left them at the door; here I just don't want to touch the carpeting. The fitness room is not a priority, the elliptical worked poorly.

Town of Medora is very small but quite lovely. We stayed at the Rough Riders Hotel which is an…read morehistoric hotel. Rooms were clean and large. The hotel was in the middle of town and convenient to shops and restaurants. We were with a tour group, so had group meals at the hotel. Would love to go back when the Theodore Roosevelt Library opens in 2026.

Heading through town, this was one of our stay overs. We have had good luck at Holiday Inn Express'…read morein small towns and this was another success. Our room was clean. Shower was hot with good pressure. Beds and pillows were comfy. Room temp worked well. Staff was outstanding. Breakfast was good, although I wish they would have real (not instant) oatmeal. Carpets were showing signs of wear. Had trouble opening door but needed to lift handle not push down. Little things that did not distract us from having a great night's sleep.

Nice stay seems a little dated but clean , comfortable and roomy. Has selection of hot pockets and…read moreother microwave foods for purchase, small fridge in room and kcup coffee.

We started at the Badlands (same owners) which was very nice, but had to move to the Elkhorn for…read moreour final night. It is clean and has the same amenities as the Badlands but is tiny! Like "one quarter" size. The smallest room I've ever stayed in. Ok in a pinch, but I would avoid staying there in the future.

Check in was easy and front desk attendants were friendly. The rooms are in different buildings but…read morecan park very close to doors. We got the queen with bunk beds. Room was spacious for us and beds were comfy. Shower was nice. Not huge but not small. Had a nice little sitting area. Pool was big but huge downfall of no steps to get in and out and no handicapped chair to use. Tons of stuff from trees were in pool. Found of that Medora is ran by volunteers but no one had came to clean pool. Area is nice. No breakfast but that wasn't a big deal since it doesn't list one. Overall great location in Medora.

Overpriced, beds were like sleeping on potatoes in a mattress. There were dangerous electrical…read moreextension sockets everywhere with multiple things plugged in. No amenities such as shampoo, hair dryer or iron but the room was $150 ! Signs attached to everything like you are a 3rd grader, scolding you what you can and cannot do. Air conditioner barely worked and no ventilation to outside air. Never returning. Owner very surly.

This was a great spot for some. Myra was a terrific host and very helpful! Thanks for everything!read more

They are owned by OYO hotels and renovating. We drove from Fargo ND to Medora ND and then here. The…read moreflooring is pergo wood. Nice to see in a renovated motel. They replaced the tile in bath tub but the tub itself had a patchwork job. I did not shower that night. No continental breakfast as there was building materials in that area. They gave us a bag snack of string cheese, nutra grain bar, banana, and apple juice box. The night before there were bags of Snyder pretzels and 7 up. The price was dirt cheap at $71 a night with taxes. We left early to get to Cody WY on our way to Yellowstone.

Super friendly front desk staff, very clean and quiet rooms and nice…read more title touches in the waiting area. Slept great!

Perfect and unpretentious meal with stellar service. After a long day in the car, our hotel…read moresuggested we dine next door. I'm so glad we listened. The ribeye and baked potatoes were fantastic. I loved the chicken fried chicken breast with mashed potatoes and chicken gravy. Sometimes you just need home style comfort food. Don't let the small town and unpretentious exterior fool you. The details are not missed here. Cloth napkins, salt& paper on the table, two forks, extra butter are all provided without having to ask. I'm sad I just passed through and only ate here once.

We had prime rib southwest chicken and orange chicken. Every one enjoyed everything. The prime was…read moreflavorful and cooked to order. The SW chicken was spiced just right. And the orange chicken was crispy, chewy and orangy. Love it all. Service was quick and friendly. The ambiance was busy but on point. Loved our dinner time here.

Good size room. Good amenities. Neat historic photos on the wall. Nice staff. If I'm in the…read morearea again, I'll definitely stay here again.

It is what it is - a family run hotel in a very small town. I stayed in 204 and the fan in the…read morebathroom ran constantly. I mentioned it to the clerk when checking out and another employee piped up to add that she had reported the issue to "Melissa" 2 weeks previously. The room had a decent size fridge, a stove, microwave, and a dishwasher but I only used the fridge. Be aware that because of the appliances, there is a lot of ambient light - bring your eye shade to sleep if you like it dark. I found the bed to be comfortable, the water pressure in the shower was good and there was plenty of hot water. I didn't visit the pool or spa, so can't comment on those. There are 8 or 9 selections for the complementary breakfast. The breakfast biscuit was quite good if you like sausage and it had a real egg. There's a small store in the lobby with some hand made items, kitchen supplies, and some snacks.