Very nice hotel, it's great staying in a place that only a few months old. The rooms are spacious…read moreand well laid out. Bedding is comfortable and the towels are huge. We enjoyed the Nespresso coffee maker in the room and received new pods each day. They offer a decaf that is astounding, and excellent full bodied coffee and an espresso. Pay attention to the cup size as they differ according to which you select. The only not I had is there are no drawers or shelves to put away your clothes. We used all the hangers for shirts, pants but no place to put your socks and underwear or other items.

Holy cow, what a game changer. Rather than being forced into the aging Sheraton next to the…read moreConvention Center you find yourself blocks from downtown Sioux Falls in a beautiful, brand new hotel on the river, right above the falls themselves. While pricing for items such as coffee and cocktails was on par with a much larger city, if you are there for work and it's an extensible event, who cares that you're paying closer to $10.00 for a latte?

Go to emo night every time it's so fun they've got a good vibe goin. Bartenders are always nice and…read morehelpful

Just found this gem , DADA's at ICON. It's a unique space and features art by local artists #bonus…read more I love the chill vibe to hangout with friends plus the tasty drinks and food.

The new Summit Events Hall (formerly Knights of Columbus) is a beautiful historic building in Sioux…read moreFalls. As a wedding photographer, this unique location is so exciting because it's offers so much more than any other location in Sioux Falls or the area. It's got it's own character, is beautiful on it's own and can be touched up with your own flare. Perfect for weddings, corporate events and parties! Congrats on this lovely space!

My husband and I had passed by the Old Courthouse Museum many times since moving to Sioux Falls,…read morebut for Mother's Day we decided to do something a little different and finally stop in for a visit. We both love old historical museums, and this turned out to be one of the nicest surprises we've had since making South Dakota our home. The courthouse itself is beautifully restored. The architecture alone is worth the visit. Walking through the building really gives you an appreciation for the craftsmanship of another era. One thing that especially fascinated me were the old architectural drawings on display. It honestly amazed me to think that all of those detailed designs were created entirely by hand without computers or modern drafting programs. The amount of patience and talent required must have been incredible. The museum gives a wonderful glimpse into the early history of Sioux Falls and how different life once was here. Looking through the exhibits, furnishings, photographs, and displays made me reflect on how much simpler life must have seemed back then, even though I know it certainly had its own hardships. As newer residents of Sioux Falls, it also helped us feel more connected to the city we now call home. Sometimes when you move somewhere new, you know the streets and stores first, but not the story underneath them. This museum helped fill in some of those gaps for us. We also wound up spending far too much time in the gift shop and left with quite a few souvenirs. Mostly though, I just enjoyed spending the afternoon strolling through the museum with my honey, learning a little more about the history of the community we've become a part of. It made for a very peaceful and memorable Mother's Day.

This museum is really cool and interesting with lots of information about the building and the…read moretown, as well as lots other items from history.

We traveled from Wisconsin to catch the Struts at the District. The venue is conveniently situated…read morewithin a one block walk of two nearby hotels. A bonus when you can walk to/from a show. If you need to kill time there's also a major mall across the parking lot. The District is attached to a restaurant (Roam). The restaurant has modern decor and is a fun environment. I wouldn't sing praises for the food, but it's a solid option when catching a show. The District is basically a mid size open box building with a stage at the front. We were on the rail so we could see perfectly. I have no complaint about acoustics within the building. There's a "U" shaped balcony above the concert floor. If you're on the balcony rail you would be able to see the show with no difficulty at all. My guess is the venue comfortable capacity is about 1,000 people. We only had water during our show, but I was incredibly impressed that a bottle of water only cost $2. I've been to similar venues in Milwaukee and Chicago and generally pay upwards of $5 just for a water. All in all The District is a nice midsize event venue Sioux Falls should be proud to call their own.

Absolutely perfect! Our niece just had her wedding with you and we were truly impressed! Service…read morewas outstanding. Friendly and efficient. Even the young man who went for a spoon because my granddaughter only eats Mac n' cheese with a spoon. Even clean up was so smooth we hardly noticed. Also everyone raved about the food! Including the late night pizzas! Thank you all so much!

we called to ask if they were open for bowl. They said they were open with open bowling till 9. We…read moregot there and said we needed a reservation, but didn't mention that at all when we called. They also didn't mention all of there lanes were full when we called 15 minutes before we got there.

East side hideout, great service, drink menu, best bar food on the East side…read more Please don't let any hipsters know about this please! Clean, well managed, a rare gem of a hangout in Sioux Falls. Great location, ambience like a Martin Scorsese film. Great beer and drink lineup.

Great service and a wide range of menu options ! We had a ton of fun with the games and loved that…read moreyou didn't have to be a great golfer to enjoy your time.

Good food. Fun golf. Don't skip on the dessert…read more I got the teriyaki chicken bowl and cinnamon sugar bites. Delicious

One must considering viewing the falls for which a major populated city was named. Unbelievably…read morecreated by volcanic activity millions of years ago, this showcase is domiciled smack in the heart of Downtown Sioux Falls. Although it does have an elevator lookout with a platform for viewing, it does lack a movie detailing the falls creation as well as history of the Cities development.

As many many, many, many, many, many many other reviewers here have commented, the smell is…read morehorrendous. When we pulled into the parking lot for the falls, my husband was certain that our dog had had an accident in the car but I knew that couldn't be.We searched for what the smell could be and then I opened my door to get out and see if it was something outside. The smell punched me in the face like Mike Tyson. We tried to get our bearings and understand what was going on. Everyone else was walking around like nothing was happening. My husband googled it and we read that due to the proximity of the Falls to the wastewater treatment and pork slaughtering plants, there is always a terrible odor here. We decided to try to walk to the falls since we were already there, but we honestly barely made it. Near The Falls there were children playing and running and people walking and chatting like nothing was going on. I had my shirt up over my nose and mouth and at one point started to throw up. I only noticed two or three other people who were holding their noses and having difficulty with the smell. My husband did go up in the tower at the visitor center quickly and I remained outside because they do not allow pets. He said the smell was much improved from up at the top but you still get whiffs of it. We couldn't stay in the park for more than 5 or 10 minutes. It's really a shame because this park has a lot of potential. I don't think we are particularly sensitive to smells, but sewage mixed with death should be a difficult one for most people. The fact that these large families were picnicking and frolicking as if nothing was happening makes me wonder what their homes smell like or how they could possibly get used to or carry on with this stench. This was a terrible experience for us overall and we would never return and never recommend a stop here to anyone.