No Children Allowed. My husband and I will be coming to visit his grandmother at the end of the…read moreyear and will be bringing our granddaughter with us. I have to say I was a bit shocked to hear we could not book a room with a child.

I visited Dell Rapids on a fact-finding research mission...my mother had lived there as a small…read morechild, and I had never been there. I was glad to discover the Rose Stone Inn, a charming B&B in the heart of historic Dell Rapids. Built in 1909 to accommodate traveling salesmen, it might well have been a stopover for my grandfather, who moved his family there from Knoxville, IA. (The town does boast at least two funeral homes, right there on the main street, and he was a wholesale casket salesman, so...). It's not cheap, but it had the great advantage of being right in the middle of where I wanted to be, and as I was soon to discover, the delicious breakfasts I was given each morning were substantial enough to eliminate the need for seeking out lunch! I stayed in the Violet Room (aka "Violet's room"), which was perfectly sized for a single traveler and had a small, but well-appointed en suite bathroom. The decor was period correct and aided my mental time travel. Sharon, the host, was always friendly and welcoming, without being the least bit obtrusive (for those travelers who might avoid a B&B out of fear of too much familial feeling!). I also met the House Dog, Maggie, who invited me to give her a belly rub upon our first acquaintance, and I happily obliged.

Just returned from a overnight stay both the wife and I came out ahead most folks I talked to were…read moredoing well on the machines lots of people hitting bonus play. Free room, free play and meals what's not to like. Staff were friendly and helpful and the breakfast buffet was good had to use player points the meal tickets would not work. The wife wanted to go to Vegas but we decided to do Vegas night at the Royal River instead we had fun, saved a lot and did not have to deal with air travel plus we both came out ahead. The Strawberry smoothie place had some great ones they are on my list for our next trip we are looking forward to going again soon.

We decided to go check out the other casino my cousin was talking about, he says they have crab…read morelegs buffet once a month. The drive is about 40 minutes north from the city. Once you exit the highway, you'll see signs that will lead to the casino. Huge parking lot and full of lights, you can't miss it. Smoking is allowed here, free sodas and beverage station throughout the casino. There's a hallway that leads to the hotel side. We explored the table games and slot machines, then headed back home. I'll check out the buffet next time I'm in town.

We found ourselves in South Dakota in need of a room and this hotel was conveniently located near…read moreI29 and I90. It was clean, quiet and comfortable. If I were passing through South Dakota again, I would absolutely stay here. 5 stars, would definitely recommend.

This hotel is a great value, we would definitely stay again…read more The desk staff were very friendly and quick to check us in. The lobby coffee was good and easier than brewing in-room. The room and building as a whole were very clean, no complaints there. The bed and sheets are comfortable, but the pillows are fairly flat. The water pressure in the shower is incredible, but the shower curtain doesn't block it all. So, we had a permanent wet spot on the carpet just outside the bathroom door. The AC unit was incredibly quiet, we would have had no problem leaving it on high all night. Finally, breakfast was better than most, it runs from 6-10am.

We had the pleasure of staying at this hotel on June 04, 2014. I was very pleased with the overall…read moreexterior appearance of the building. When we walked in I was greeted by the clerk, and he was a great to work with. Very friendly and accommodating. He even helped with locating a local place to eat. I was even more surprised when I entered the room. It was very clean and tidy, corners of the room and bathroom were even clean. The hot breakfast was a great treat. My only complaint about breakfast was drinking spoiled / curdled milk. I grabbed a small carton of milk, opened it and started to drink before I read the expiration date....Totally my fault. Bottom line is for the price point, you cant go wrong staying here. If we are in western MN again, I will make it a point to stay here again!

Great hotel. The hotel was very clean. The breakfast was good. The staff is very nice. We enjoyed…read morethat the pool and hot tub stayed open until 11pm. They offer late check out at noon. We came with our 2 small dogs. Everything was great. Would recommend.

Very nice stay at the GrandStay. Our room was huge with a sitting area (couch and TV), bathroom,…read moreand king sized bed. Loved how dark the room stayed for sleeping. TV was huge but the channel you chose wasn't guaranteed to be in HD. Loved that they had Ballys so we could watch Twins and Lynx. Everything was clean. Shower was nice and hot. They also had patios with a grill, playground area, and swimming pool but we didn't use. Great for families. Breakfast was standard fare. I had instant oatmeal and a toasted cinnamon raisin bagel. Staff was great at keeping food stocked and tables clean.

Friendly service. Nice large rooms! Clean rooms! Even had a small playground for my som to play atread more

We stayed here while visiting a family member at the Madison hospital. We would definitely stay…read morehere again. The Good Immaculately clean hotel-- our room was very clean, modern and comfortable. Hotel bar--we received a BOGO drink coupon at check in. Nice touch. Comp breakfast-- hot and cold items. Eggs, sausage, pastries, whole fruit, yogurt, oatmeal, biscuits and gravy. Something for everyone. Very nice. Coffee with flavored creamers! The (few) Negatives Price--I travel for a living and the $155/night price tag is steep for a small town hotel. For full transparency, I did book the same day. Still, this price tag is high. But clearly they can have this price and people still book. Staffing-- the same young lady who checked us in also was the bartender who served our drink in the bar. There was a bell that you could ring to get her to both locations. She had to rely on the bell as you could not see either location from the other. I felt sorry for her. Would for sure stay here again in spite of these few negatives. Was a nice experience.

A newer facility featuring dark modern design. Goldilocks beds- not too hard, not squishy. Friendly…read morestaff is attentive. You can make your own waffles at the included breakfast bar- like beer and pizza, even bad waffles are pretty good. Not that these are bad waffles- crispy and light flavors were better than expected from the industrial dispenser. If you need to stay in Madison SD this is a good spot.

Loved my experience here! I had a great conversation with the front desk and the environment felt…read morevery friendly and welcoming. I LOVED that they had everything I needed. The only downside was I had two noisy neighbors two nights in a row, not the Inn's fault but that was my only damper. 10/10 would sleep here again!

Great staff, or should I say the best I've encountered in the last 10 plus years. Very clean rooms…read morewith great beds and pillows. I'm all in. Was given a heads up on getting home made ice cream next door, Rhubarb. yum. Be there next year.

stayed there for five nights over last 2 weeks. Clean, rooms are nice, cleaning ladies are great,…read moreand the ladies at the front desk are awesome. The Bar and Grill attached is awesome.

So- my husband travels for work and has stayed in hotels more in the past 5 years than stayed at…read morehome. He is on the road about 250-300 days a year. That being said- he has stayed at his fair share of hotels including being a Choice Member. So, he booked this one for a work trip. The price was ridiculous for a Comfort Inn- nearly 200 a night for the weekends and about 150 a night during the weekdays....for South Dakota!? (it's not Sturgis time). He always books a couple weeks out, and hotels have never had an issue ending the reservation early due to his job moving him to another state/city. Hotels work frequently with companies such as GE, Oil, etc in order to keep good relationships with these traveling workers. Go to checkout yesterday morning (Wed) and he tells the front desk girl he is checking out 2 days early due to having to go to Texas. She says there will be an early checkout fee of $356 in addition to paying the 2 nights that he wants to leave early. An early checkout fee of $356?!?! And still the nightly charge?!!? Never heard of this, and I myself also used to travel for work. So, he said- okay here's the key but I won't be checking out until Friday. Still had to pay the 2 nights but said (rightly so) will not pay the $356 early checkout fee. BTW there was no maid service during the nearly 2 week stay and the front desk lacked customer service....so what is that $356 early checkout fee?! Will be calling Choice Corporate about this!

WOW! What a surprise to find this quiet jewel located in a town of about 900 people. I was…read moreexpecting to find a run-down motel built in the 1950s but instead, I found a new, neat, and well furnished Hotel!

I don't know if all hotels in Canistota are this wonderful, but this was our favorite hotel out of…read moreour whole cross-country road trip! The hotel is a little labyrinth-like. The newer rooms are HUGE. Like, "you could have a gymnastics competition in your room" huge. They had two comfy recliners in the room, too. The older rooms are smaller, but they have enough space. The best parts of the hotel are the facilities. There was a spacious full-size kitchen with pots and pans for guests to use. Across the hall was a great room with tables and chairs, books (like Little House on the Prairie!), and other activities. There was lots of outdoor space, and I think I remember a swing-set and picnic tables. Everything was clean, and the decor was appropriately pioneer-enough without being cheesy. I wish I had an excuse to go to Canistota again just to stay at this place!

The best Inn , in Canistota South Dakota, I've stayed here multiple times, and I'll continue to…read morestay at the Camron Inn, when I come to this little town.