Rented the whole property for a wedding for a week. Audrey and Delbert were wonderful, everything…read morewas clean, beautiful and perfect for our special day.

Just spent five nights there You can look far and wide and not find better host than then Audrey…read moreand Del. breakfast was out standing. Killer oatmeal. Rooms were clean and with the mail hall makes a feel like a big resort. Highly recommend it.

Had a great stay in the inn here in Regent for a family reunion. The 3 bedroom house we stayed in…read morehad all the comforts of home, was clean, and well kept. With quaint touches of small town flair, the Inn provided the comfort we needed for a full 6 nights. Highly recommended!!!

Best managed and maintained B&B out of five we stayed at in June 2009 across several states. Don't…read morelet the plain neighborhood setting fool you, the house is a gem and the secluded rear garden is designed with the guest in mind. Good off street parking in the rear of the house. Unlike some B&Bs that are crumbling with age and disrepair under a veneer of Victorian cuteness, the Hartfiel Inn is clean, comfortable and in superb condition. The owner devotes more time and effort to her guests than other B&Bs. If you can afford it, get the Italian Suite, it is huge! During the summer season, take the evening drive over to Medora and experience the dinner and musical show.

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!

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.

The place is just a big plain motel. Decor is all brown so nothing looks new or attractive. Room…read moreis small and looks tired. However it's clean enough, the brownish everything notwithstanding. I'd consider it a more acceptable hotel if they didn't charge a premium price for no quality at all. For almost $300 night it's a rip off. Only reason it can charge this kind of price is its location which is 1/4 miles from Roosevelt park's south unit. At least everything in the room worked, fridge and microwave oven, ok shower and aircon. Wifi slow and difficult to connect. Breakfast standard, hot include powdered eggs and sausages. Some mini muffins. There are some other motels in town but not a lot of options if you want to stay in Medora. But I guess you can't beat location although if you don't mind driving a bit there are much better and less costly hotels to stay in Dickinson.

While the hotel appears to have a few years on it, it was well-maintained, clean, and staffed with…read morea friendly and helpful crew. From the moment we arrived, the staff treated us with courtesy and competence. The front desk staff was attentive, and quickly navigated our check-in (we are required by the company to book through a travel agency which pays directly, and that's often confusing for untrained check-in folks). This was a great relief. The room, while not the ultra-cool look of some places I've been lately, was certainly functional, clean, and comfortable. The towels were nice and clean, and everything in the room worked. The included breakfast was served hot and cold where appropriate. Eggs, meat, biscuits and gravy, pastries, cereal, and juices adorned the counter and seemed fresh and very edible. I really liked the gravy! The hotel is also within walking distance to restaurants and shops (and the historic buildings in Medora), and offers easy access to Theodore Roosevelt National Park (South Unit) and I-94. Again, not the newest place you'll ever stay, but the AmericInn will be one of the most comfortable.

Nice facility. Rooms were clean and grounds were nice as well. A bit of a rough crowd outside the…read moreside doors in the evening partaking in... well you understand.

Very comfortable with excellent staff…read more I was very impressed with my stay here. At check-in, the clerk was very friendly and helpful. Even though my reservation through Wyndham was not showing up in the system, he honored the price and upgraded me to a suite at no extra charge. Later on the reservation popped up and he promptly refunded the additional charges. The room was large for a Microtel and included a kitchenette area along with two complementary bottles of water. The room was fresh and new, and generally the same as most modern Microtel locations. Note that if you're in a regular room (not a suite), it is going to be on the smaller side, but that's where "Micro"tel gets its name. Anyway, the bed was very comfortable and even though power went out due to severe thunderstorms, it was back up within a couple of hours. I enjoyed the friendly service, large room and cozy bed, so I would definitely stay here again!

I got there in snow event but they didn't plow the snow in their own parking lot for a 24hr period…read more Several cars including myself got stuck. I parked in a spot near their canopy because I couldn't find any other place and the manager threatened to remove me from my room. They can't take constructive criticism there. This was not a major snow event---everyone else had their snow plowed. This group must have a contract with the local tow truck company. I spent the next night across the street in a different hotel.

Had a terrible stay here. Housekeeping lost my request to clean my room. Without going into details…read moreI had no to call the national customer care number to get it resolved.