Super friendly people. Had to work near by but originally could only find places to stay in Minot…read more $100 a week for campers, $60 a night for the rooms. Laundry services, and again just super nice people!!

This hotel is awesome! It's a little piece of home outside of home. Plenty of parking. Outside…read morewalking in is beautiful. Welcomed by a very friendly and pleasant person at the counter. Very clean and spacious. I had the studio suite with one king bed and couldn't have asked for more. It had a mini kitchen with a full size refrigerator, and freezer, a 2 burner electric stove, a dishwasher and sink, and lots of dishes cups etc. The bathroom had a walk-in shower with quality shampoo and soap. The bed was nice and comfortable and it also had a big flatscreen LCD TV. Since Minot is right outside of the oilfields hotels are expensive. But this hotel definitely had an affordable price for the location. At the time of my booking it was actually one of the most affordable hotels in the area. I work in the oilfields and I had to catch a morning flight so I did not have that much time to spend here, but the great service will definitely make this place my first choice in reserving a hotel in Minot.

When a recent thunderstorm caused a tree to fall into our rental home, we stayed at Hawthorn Suites…read morewhile relocating to a new rental home. The staff was very courteous and their hospitality was great. Thank you!

It's clean, nice, and new. And it takes you about 3 minutes to get through security!…read more MOT is probably the smallest airport you will ever fly out of. It's sort of fun!! Because it's so small, you can show up an hour before your flight and have more than enough time to get through security, use the bathroom, fill up your water bottle, and get a snack. Everything is very clean and new, too. It's small, but it's also nice. My only complaint is how long it takes to deice the stinkin' plane!!! Last time I flew out of Minot, the plane left 45 minutes past its scheduled departure time because they sprayed the plane with the deicing fluid for what felt like forever. HOWEVER, I'm pretty sure all deicing stations are slow, so it's not a huge deal. Just kinda annoying. One more awesome thing about MOT is that they are SO QUICK about getting your checked bags out to the baggage claim. Last time I flew into Minot, every suitcase was already on the conveyor belt by the time we got off the plane. Next time you're flying to North Dakota, ask yourself...."Why not Minot?"

So the airport is still really clean. That's the good…read more The new TSA system doesn't work well. 525pm departure and the TSA gate opened at 4pm. The fancy new scanner is slow, maybe still learning how to use it. Anyway took 15 minutes to get through. Mind you there was only may 10 in line. Had about 7 or 8 tsa members working. Parking is $70 a week. No thanks. I'm pretty sure my garden hose water tastes better than the filter water out of the water fountain.

Fly out of minot with United and had a great time! The flight attendants were caring and the flight…read morewent quick!

I wasn't expecting much for tent camping in Minot, to be honest, but these folks have a great…read morelittle spot. I've stayed there a few times now, and would recommend it. They were friendly and hospitable, and their rates for tent camping are good. The facilities are pretty clean. One time, I was exhausted when I arrived late at night, and I misplaced my car keys after I set up my tent. I discovered they were missing in the morning and kind of panicked. But when I walked back to my car, I found the keys sticking out of the keyhole in the trunk... They'd been there all night and all morning, in full view of everyone who walked by the main building, and nobody touched them! How many places are safe enough that something like *that* could happen?! The only downside is that if you get there after dark and get assigned to one of the campsites that are back in the woods, it can be hard to follow the map and see the entrance to find your campsite. The sites and roads could be marked more clearly. I spent about 30 minutes searching this relatively small place one time. But despite that, overall I really like this please and would recommend it.

I'll admit that we're generally not "RV Park" people, preferring the open space and quiet of a…read morestate park or the like. This place reminded me why I feel that way. Very crowded (my picnic table is about 3 feet from my neighbor's sewer connection) and basically just a gravel lot with trees (thank goodness for the trees). Lots of long term residents with all their stuff so it looks pretty junky and the dumpsters were overflowing when we got here so not a great first impression. On the positive side, the laundry facility was clean and affordable and the staff I interacted with were very nice. I don't like paying resort prices for a very non-resort experience - even required quarters for the shower!

Great stay with nice staff clean rooms and great breakfast items. The staff was so helpful!read more

Marissa at the front desk is marvelous what a pleasure after a long day on the road. She makes you…read morefeel welcome and at home. Every aspect of this facility was very clean and organized.

The Scandinavian Heritage Center in Minot promotes Scandinavian culture through replicas and…read moresculptures such as a stave church and dala horse. The association manages the park and there are donations boxes if you would like to donate and help honor and preserve Scandinavian culture and traditions. This area is dog friendly. All dogs must be on a leash. The area is very park like with wide walking trails, signs, buildings, picnic tables, and it's a great place to have a picnic. I found the grounds extremely well maintained and it was very peaceful. We went during a weekend when the buildings weren't open, although it was still interesting to explore and learn more about Scandinavian culture. They also hosts events throughout the year and it's also a venue for events like weddings. Highly recommend visiting!

Stopped by on our travels to this quaint park. Very interesting facts provided throughout the park…read morewith beautiful Scandinavian architecture. The water display was beautiful and the trickling sounds made it even better. Cute, white bridges throughout for beautiful picture taking opportunities. The information area and gift shop was very inviting and helpful. The staff we met were very friendly and eager to help and answer questions. No charge for touring the parking which was even better.

I stayed at this location for two months total. So I know the ins and outs very well…read more I would not stay here another day, having experienced and knowing what I know about this hotel now. The only thing that kept me at this location for so long despite its low quality, was the suite type rooms that it offers. The space is very ample for one or two people. Almost like a personal apartment room. Reasons why I would never stay here again: The hotel is very old, over 12 years at the time of this writing so I was told. The walls and flooring are very thin and cheaply made. A door slam clear down the end of the hall will not only be heard in your bedroom at night, but also felt. Your bed and room will shake. Running or feet moving on the floors above you can be heard in your room. Young, bitchy front desk workers purposely slam housekeeping doors at night to wake guests up. Housekeepers will do the same in the mornings and afternoons. So depending upon your normal sleep schedule, be aware. These door slams will shake and rock your entire room. Bed and all. The evening night reception food and drink options are very cheap and low quality. The Staybridge in Bismarck is of higher quality. Not sure what happened with the one in Minot? The drink lady at the evening reception is not happy with life and is not very kind. It is an inconvenience to her when you need a drink or a refill. At the Bismarck location, there is no drink lady! You just grab your own drink from the keg. Or your own glass of wine. Evening beer drinkers only have two options the whole time, Coors Light or Steiner Bock. Bismarck location actually offered two local options which was nice. There are 4 white wine options each night. Zero red wine options. Why? Because guests like red wine, and this is a nuisance to the drink witch. Breakfast here is horrible. Holiday Inn has better breakfast. Young, bitchy front desk workers are lazy, and helping you with anything is no major concern for them. At night, many can be found sleeping at the front desk. Sheets are dirty. Please see attached photos. Spend your money and stay elsewhere. You will have a more peaceful sleep, also better experience all around.

Reasonably priced option in MOT where there aren't that many options. Optimal location for business…read moreand leisure activities. Attractively priced. Great staff and decent complimentary breakfast and manager's evening reception F&B. However, no daily housekeeping and poor maintenance/response to service requests. Notified front desk 3 times of low water pressure, lack of hot water and broken shampoo/soap dispenser. No action taken. Also not a fan of housekeeping every 7 days. Overall, prefer Hampton Inn and Suites on Broadway, near the airport or Hyatt House as these offer more elevated stay experience.